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  • clubber83
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2010
    • 10

    #11
    yep definately no prob with bunge. Dad contracted his through there. Richardsons cheap storage is the few wooden elevators they have left. I was told that Davidson and Shellbrook are full of nexerra. They are gonna deliver ours to Lake Lenore. Our local Richardson Marketting Rep said in the future they will probably store Nexerra in wakaw too. I told them that I wouldn't be surprised if all those old wooden elevators full of nexerra magically started to burn if they cant find a buyer for all the nexerra they have accumulated over the years lol

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    • furrowtickler
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2004
      • 22023

      #12
      Why grow nexera ?? I have heard nothing but greif for the most part on deliveries and grades. Yields are way behind most hybreds by 20% or more - in this area anyway.

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      • ianben
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2000
        • 907

        #13
        Just wondering if you get bonuses like
        UK on your canola.

        OIL BASIS 40% Premium of 1.5% of
        contract price for each 1% over 40%
        Penalty of 1.5% of contract price for
        each 1% under 40%

        MOISTURE BASIS 9% MINIMUM 6% Premium of
        1% of contract price for each 1% under
        9% down to 6%
        Penalty of 1% of contract price for each
        1% over 9% up to 10%

        Buyer has the right to reject a parcel
        with over 9% or under 6% moisture
        content

        ADMIXTURE BASIS 2% MAXIMUM 4% Premium of
        1% of contract price for each 1% under
        2% down to zero

        Penalty of 2% of contact price for each
        1% over 2% up to 3%
        Penalty of 4% of contract price for each
        1% over 3% up to 4%

        Buyer has the right to reject a parcel
        with over 2% admixture content.

        At current prices this can add up to
        £30/£40/tonne.

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        • wd9
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2000
          • 3196

          #14
          No component pricing in Canada for the majority of canola. A good thing if you live in Manitoba, bad if you live in AB, especially the peace.

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