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    #21
    timm sun prairie grain is offering $8.33/bu USD american for 13.5% protein(on the canadian protein scale)spring wheat.

    http://www.sunprairiegrain.com/markets.php

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      #22
      COOL has a very minor effect in the grand scheme of things Franny - how about answering the other points in my reply which are the significant ones?

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        #23
        timm,

        So the US marketers will ship 34mmt of high grade milling wheat;

        And the CWB will be fortunate to sell;

        1/10th of this total?

        And we are not getting even close to as much value as the port sales prices of the US marketers!

        NO premium... even when the CWB has a shortage of high grade milling wheat to supply the most high grade premium value markets!

        When we had 8-10mmt for the CWB to market... that was much too much for a premium... too much dilution.

        Now we only have only about 3mmt... the premium milling markets still will NOT pay a premium price>

        WHAT happened timm?


        Background:

        "Commercial Sales - December 23, 2010

        According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's weekly Export Sales Report, total known outstanding sales and accumulated exports of all classes of wheat for the 2010/11 marketing year, through December 16, 2010, were 25.222 million metric tons (MMT), 62 percent greater than last year's year-to-date total of 15.589 MMT...
        USDA forecasts 2010/11 U.S. wheat exports (including donations) to reach 34.02 MMT. Commitments to date (of wheat and wheat products) are 74 percent of total projected exports, down from the five-year average of 79 percent of exports committed by this date."

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          #24
          I am not interested in locking in a frickin basis timm. I want to know right now how much my wheat will be worth on that 1 day in December when I deliver all of my contract.

          Who are you to decide how much risk I can handle?

          And quit calling me surely.

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            #25
            The Big Differemce comparing cattle to grain market is that the cattle has Monopoly Buyers versus the CWB is a monopoly seller

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              #26
              Surley, Christmas Grinch has not stolen your sense of humor.
              LOL Pars

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                #27
                <i>The Big Differemce comparing cattle to grain
                market is that the cattle has Monopoly Buyers
                versus the CWB is a monopoly seller</i>

                As the CWB is only one of many sellers in the
                world market, I think what you meant to say that
                would actually reflect reality is:

                <i>The Big Differemce comparing cattle to grain
                market is that the cattle has<b>very few</b>
                Buyers versus the CWB is <b>the ONLY buyer
                for just the farmers in the designated area of
                western Canada.</b> </i>

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                  #28
                  Farmranger has nailed it.

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                    #29
                    And any livestock producer who thinks COOL doesn't have an effect doesn't know what he's talking about. Next you'll be telling us that closing the border because of BSE was really nothing.

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                      #30
                      Hope the CWB and all its customers enjoy my xmas present to them this year. It truly is better to give then receive.

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