Informa Estimates for US WOW!!!

**HappyFarmer** · Aug 3, 2012, 21:15

Farm futures is putting corn @117 on 84 million
harvested acres = 9.86 billion bushels and beans
@ 35.8 on 75.4 million acres =2.7 billion bushels
= Bad, bad, bad

**HappyFarmer** · Aug 3, 2012, 21:16

http://www.farmfutures.com/story.aspx/afternoon-
recap-arlan-suderman-22-30795

**wd9** · Aug 4, 2012, 09:14

Equals good good good!

**errolanderson** · Aug 4, 2012, 16:24

USDA next week . . . guessing they may
come out around 125 bu/acre for corn.

Mississippi river down to one-way traffic
in parts. Apparently, there have been
barrages running aground.

Even fracking for natural gas production
affected in U.S. as water needed in
process

**Burbert** · Aug 5, 2012, 21:08

Yup lets all jump up and down, enjoy the
failed crops elsewhere. Comedian framers
have an unsurpassed need fer greed and
enjoy others suffering, starving wood even
be more enjoyable. F&*Kem all makem pay
through the nose fer our grain, we deserve
it cousin wes Comedian framers wit level
playing fields and are total marketeers!

**checking** · Aug 6, 2012, 06:25

You are smart enough to know that the only way to make serious money in farming is to have a crop while several of the major exporting countries have crop failures.

Too bad you are not smart enough to realize that under the Board this present event would only have resulted in yet another price failure for western Canada.

There is truth to the phrase, "smoke em while you've got em".

**LWeber** · Aug 6, 2012, 06:54

Aug 3 (Reuters) - Texas cattle feedlots purchased 45,000 tonnes
of hard red winter wheat from Canada in recent days due to
tight supplies of feed corn and its record-high prices, United
States and Canadian trade sources said on Friday. In the past two weeks, Canadian exporters sold as many as 500
rail cars of wheat for shipment into the No. 1 U.S. cattle state of
Texas, the sources said.
"Right now, there's a real supply crunch and they're running out
of old-crop corn," a Canadian source said. "(Canadian wheat) is
available." Canadian exporters and farmers now have more freedom to
market their grain after the Canadian Wheat Board's marketing
monopoly expired on Wednesday, the first day of Canada's
2012/13 marketing year.

**Wheatking** · Aug 6, 2012, 07:33

Would barley not be a better replacement
for corn than wheat.

**TOM4CWB** · Aug 6, 2012, 09:53

Burbert;

Do you... or did you... work for the CWB???

Your comment is the kind that caused the 'lowest price is the law' CWB.

Prices are high... selling to folks who NEED our grain... is simply the right move... and not GREED.

Informa Estimates for US WOW!!!