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    #11
    the meeting that I was at yesterday put it this way. Arg bean crop is late so bean meal buyers are having to come to the US for meal, drives up price, then the funds jump in. When it tops its gonna fall hard.

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      #12
      The buyers believe we seeded a very large crop of Canola and it is in excellent shape. Even if half is just poking out of the ground.
      The Retarded sister never ever will do as well as Soy. But it will cost way more to grow.

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        #13
        If you want to grow beans well , sadly ain't much cheaper.
        If you want poor beans - ya they are cheaper

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          #14
          We have been growing beans for year and yes they are cheaper to grow. Yield isn't quite there yet but Canola has issues.
          Flee beatle control is one where we gave up everything for expensive Bull shit control that doesn't work. They charge a fortune and we get shit all control. Then the issue with Northern Growers and Cleaver control what a fricking crock of shit that is.
          Keep the farmer down all in the name of good trade. Do you think for one moment China gives a rats ass if its toys have lead or arsenic etc. No but good old boy scout Canada has to play by the rules.

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            #15
            Not Gona argue with you on most of what you said.
            I think using the same seed treatments year after year is catching up to us . Stripped flea beetle is taking over and there has been limited control for too long. Bring back lindane
            Canola / snow / canola , or even wht / can is not helping the situation .
            Lumiderm is working here in most 3 year or longer rotations .
            Beans will become a more viable crop as time goes by in most areas .

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              #16
              Lindane will come back when they think of a new name and can charge 20 bucks a pound for treated seed.

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                #17
                Also agree that this whole clever issue is b/s
                The big three are in line with their own "Quin" products - somehow I think they will be just fine when released and will cost upwards of $20
                Just a wild guess .....

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                  #18
                  Its always follow the Money. Grain companies will make out like bandits.
                  Oh they always will and always do.
                  How many farmers have a Billion Dollar operation. Oh wait none ok maybe one Buffets brother the farmer but again follow the money he didn't make that farming.

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                    #19
                    Likely too early to say and it is Friday so profit taking is in order
                    but I wonder if that was the top for beans this morning?

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                      #20
                      beans off, but oil and meal both up!

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