Feed wheat

[samhill]

Has anyone threshed over wintered wheat and found a market for it. My local grain buyer is saying maybe $5.75 a bushel, but it’s not good looking sample. Thinking of just working it down, might be further ahead.

[GDR]

Has anyone threshed over wintered wheat and found a market for it. My local grain buyer is saying maybe $5.75 a bushel, but it’s not good looking sample. Thinking of just working it down, might be further ahead.

What's wrong with 5.75 for spring thrashed wheat. I'd take that and run.

[flea beetle]

What's wrong with 5.75 for spring thrashed wheat. I'd take that and run.

Yeah considering 1-13.0 is 6.50 I would as well.

[errolanderson]

What's wrong with 5.75 for spring thrashed wheat. I'd take that and run.

Agree . . . U.S. spring thresh corn from North Dakota may be railed into southern Alberta soon at a much cheaper price.

[bucket]

Agree . . . U.S. spring thresh corn from North Dakota may be railed into southern Alberta soon at a much cheaper price.

And don't forget the free potatoes cows are eating ....

[ajl]

Sold my spring thrash for 5.85 bu. Grain corp Vegreville. The stuff I took of wet last fall fetched $6 as a #2 12.0 pro. After drying charges, did slightly better on spring thrash. Over wintering advance and wildlife likely will compensate for most of the shrink from overwintering.

[farmaholic]

Feed wheat was about $5.50 here, too far from feedlot alley. Then the local mills and hog barns get to buy it from us for Lethbridge price less freight there.