Crop Prices.

[farmaholic]

Thought I'd better be all inclusive on this thread topic because the commodity I want to discuss would have limited participation.

Green pea prices in North Dakota, $10.06(CAD)!!!! ....according to Weber's newsletter. What have you been offered lately?


Discuss any commodity you want.....

[danny W1M]

Seen an offer come through, soliciting #2 Greens at $8.75

Didn't look or think about that offer, any longer than it took me to read it !

Might have spent more time thinking about an offer at $9.50, would depend on delivery month.

[jamesb]

I remember in the past that there had been quite a difference between US and Canada on pulse prices at times. From my understanding it was the case of a PL480 program. This is a US food aid program that only US grown crops can go into. It may be this.

[furrowtickler]

I am going to trust Dave on this one. He made sense in that one post on green peas . Wait till Feb / March .
Well as long as India does not implode in the mean time .

[SWFarmer]

I see that the local Viterra has an $8 special on #1 durum for Oct-Nov. It's good to see some slight signs of life there

[seedsman]

Most times, US pea prices are per CWT, not bushel. So it's actually 1 2/3 bushels.

[WiltonRanch]

Most times, US pea prices are per CWT, not bushel. So it's actually 1 2/3 bushels.

Canola is sold in cwt there too

[farmaholic]

Local soybean prices?

[farmaholic]

Well that's it...I'm going organic.

Out of Farming for Tomorrow magazine:
Organic:
Oats, $6/bu
HRSW, $18-$20/bu
Flax, "consistently expanding market" $35-$40/bu