what’s Canola worth?

[sumdumguy]

$9:15 here

[farmaholic]

$9:15 here

I guess that terminal doesn't want any.
Head the signals.

[the big wheel]

Oh my God you’re so lucky!
According to some very trusted sources on this forum if you get less for your product that is much better because if you got more your land rent would immediately go up. Equipment fuel would all go up. Awesome thanks for posting.
If it wasn’t for the trade problem canola would be well into 11.50 due to the harvest losses. Man this is going to save us!!!!

[Partners]

Just wait.
If forecasts are right most of the stuff guys are swathing now will be next springs project.

[TASFarms]

$9.30. Here. If Canada didn’t mess up with the Chinese exc. the would have been closer to $14. But who ever sets the price in the price of canola said it would in the mid $9s this fall

[the big wheel]

$9.30. Here. If Canada didn’t mess up with the Chinese exc. the would have been closer to $14. But who ever sets the price in the price of canola said it would in the mid $9s this fall

And is most of it going to China via other countries? I know conspiracy theory but it has been reported by many news outlets?
What price are they getting?

[macdon02]

And is most of it going to China via other countries? I know conspiracy theory but it has been reported by many news outlets?
What price are they getting?

[seldomseen]

Our local Richardsons is 9.52 if delivered by Thursday.
Bunge Nipawin 9.17 Sept. delivery

[AlbertaFarmer5]

2390 RMB works out to $454 CAD per Metric Tonne for meal in China. Nov futures for canola seed is $449. Dec soybean meal is at $300 USD (397.88 CAD) per ton. That would be $438.70 per Metric Tonne. Not much of a premium in China by my math?

[the big wheel]

2390 RMB works out to $454 CAD per Metric Tonne for meal in China. Nov futures for canola seed is $449. Dec soybean meal is at $300 USD (397.88 CAD) per ton. That would be $438.70 per Metric Tonne. Not much of a premium in China by my math?

That info your working on states Canadian canola ? Why are all our grain companies saying they aren’t selling any canola to China? Do you have the numbers for the under the table deals that are happenning to allow the trade to occur at those prices? It’s a different system there a few players control the whole thing.
The canola that goes through other countries I wouldn’t expect there to be a label stating hi folks this is Canadian canola going trough x country ending up in China. And that isn’t bought on that exchange or is it? If it is then we can reveal also this is a scam to lower prices because the demand is still there. The other scam part is where crushers here are able to purchase this cheap canola that shouldn’t be this cheap correct or no?