Nov canola

[mbdog]

Crop is late...half canola at frost/quality/production risk. Not sure but think/want production hedge from market for deferred contracts. Ride it out and hope to get out of contract/fulfill contract obligation or buy nov futures? Buy calls? Jan or March?
This is the situation...thoughts?

[SASKFARMER3]

I have a Dec Contract and am worried. Its the middle of Sept and were going to lose another week.
Down Down Down it goes. Market works my ass.

[BreadWinner]

"get out of contract" thats a good one! Unless there is zero production on your farm you can forget getting out in a rising market. Basis will get way better as we ride this crop into a long cool fall. Futures may not change all that much with a big been crop right next door. Although if it freezes a couple hundred mile south of the 49 buckle your seat belts.

[SASKFARMER3]

I agree frost will take out late beans and. Corn in their mega crop bull shit!

[fjlip]

Almighty "MOTHER" could move the markets by herself, bears be damned.

[groundspeed]

Picked up november future in june when it flooded, slid down ever since. Will it go up if it freezes? I wouldn't hold my breath, broker says its all about beans,they got to freeze first.

[charliep]

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My two bits are I wouldn't look for much action in canola this fall. Winter could be something different but will be a basis play - not futures.

[charliep]

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[charliep]

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[charliep]

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