Buying Non-GMO Canola (New Crop)

**BreadWinner** · Sep 16, 2016, 12:01

WOW are you ever generous!!!!!! Crushing plants in Yorkton are paying -21 under Nov.....I think you better get the pencil sharpener out or find some dumb farmers.

**Guest** · Sep 16, 2016, 14:03

Originally posted by PV-Oil-Mills View Post

Hi - Pleasant Valley Oil Mills is sourcing non-GMO canola at Clive, AB.
We're offering the ICE futures price for November MINUS $23 per metric tonne, FOB our plant 7 miles south of Clive, AB. Payment of the non-GMO premium is contingent on lab results, but the payment for the base amount is paid upon delivery.
If you need product picked up, we can help arrange this for you.

If interested, please call Roger at 403-970-8623, or email at rfoster@pleasantvalleyoilmills.com.

Cheers!

Ha that is a joke ! Bunge nipawin better also . Like i said before everybody wants something but wont pay sfa for it ? Maybe you will find some dumb farmers !

**farmaholic** · Sep 16, 2016, 15:12

Don't chase him away. I think the message has been sent. If.anything there should be a GOOD premium for non-gmo. Are you getting a premium for the oil and meal from the markets you're selling into? Try again....

**dak7** · Sep 16, 2016, 15:27

In any negotiation, it is likely worth calling and seeing if there is a better bid.

**biglentil** · Sep 16, 2016, 17:50

Lowball strike one

**fjlip** · Sep 16, 2016, 23:42

Double or NOTHING

**tipsy** · Sep 17, 2016, 07:21

not so caseih, bunge nipawin is -$48.00 and has been for sometime.

**Hopalong** · Sep 17, 2016, 07:27

Latest newsletter from SaskBarley commission notes increase in number of craft brewers. Interesting comment that these brewers typically use 25-30 per cent more malt to make the same amount of beer.
Did not say if it is because mainstream brewers use more adjuncts or other grain products.
Letter also notes record exports to China 2015-2016 year.
As with other food products, may be worth more to brewers to advertise made from barley malt as other food processors do with their claims for natural, gluten free, etc.
For those with good quality malt barley, enjoy the ride just as durum wheat growers have done the past few years.

**Hopalong** · Sep 17, 2016, 18:35

Tried to post this as a new topic, don't know what went wrong.

Buying Non-GMO Canola (New Crop)