Morning Markets....

[furrowtickler]

Are movin up strong. Good to see at harvest.

[wd9]

I could see viterra and cargill more willing to work with a very large account like VIP then the likes of either Allan Oberg or the MB cooperator could ever envision.

[Fransisco]

The main reason they don't want it is because it might work. That would be embarrassing for them. They don't want to be proven wrong yet again.

[GreenValley]

Clean up bin, 41 lb/bus weight barley mix with bad wild oat sold to feed mill for 3.50 wow, should not have spraying lol. Rumor someone said 4.95 with contract.

[charliep]

GreenValley

I assume Manitoba. Haven't seen those feed grain values in Alberta. If anything, under some early harvest presure here. A very interesting 2010/11 (tail end of which is still with us) in the Alberta feed market.

[Hopperbin]

What are others hearing for feed wheat prices? I sold some soft wheat for off the combine at 5.1 per bushel, only have to deliver 1 mile away so instead of making pile on ground. I feel selling myself short, feed ethanol wheat should have some upside potential here.

[GreenValley]

Here in Alberta not in Manitoba. I asked someone and said is for feed barley not malt. huh, sound to me should be malt but feed?? Say maybe offer only good for 1 day. But today market went up so maybe his offer does standing. Feed barley has to be 48 lb or over.

[charliep]

Any indication elevator bid or feedlot/mill?

As indicated before, there is likely some export business to be done in the $290 to $300/range west coast (FOB/loaded boat). Ship loading costs - $15 ish to $20/tonne. Rail to west coast (put in the real number) - $30/tonne. Elevation and cleaning - $20/tonne. CWB costs/miscellaneous - $5/tonne. Total deductions. $75/tonne. Should put $220/tonne in a farmers pocket. $4.80/bu. A sharper pencil might put to $4.95/bu.

[charliep]

For anyone questioning the feed barley price at port, check out this week's posted price in the marketing section of the Western Producer.

[Hopperbin]

anyone got comments of feed wheat prices? Knock knock, I am talking. Helllloooooo. :-)