Maybe get ready to have some fun.

[bucket]

Covering some expenses can't be a bad thing.

There is also the threat of normal production quickly dropping prices.

I remember a 8 dollar canola contract that by the fall canola was trading in the sub 6 range.

[SASKFARMER3]

No that IRS but waiting for a run vs today's price.

[SASKFARMER3]

No that IRS but waiting for a run vs today's price.

[hedgehog]

if no farmers sold forward, the trade would crap themselves, and we might get real values.

[bucket]

SF3

Could you translate that last comment, I can't make sense of it.

[ColevilleH2S]

Yes SF3 translate. Are you talking this IRS?

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[charliep]

Also curious about your comments on US farmers sweeping the bins clean. US corn and wheat exports can best be described as slow and behind forecast. Part of the reason corn and wheat are stuck in a trading range. Soybeans are another matter - well above expected levels with the need to slow.

Russian and the Ukraine are old news. They were going to put on the brakes - the only question was when.

Southern hemisphere/Argentina is a bit newer. Not good wheat/barley (malt competitor) but does improve prospects for soybeans (they have a wide seeding date window).

[SASKFARMER3]

Spell check. I ment to say that works if you need a
certain amount of cash in fall.