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    #31
    I've seen some fantastic "looking" lentil crops in the area and south of Regina. But how long before the dreaded yellow areas start to develop?

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      #32
      Originally posted by blackpowder View Post
      Likely, at the price I sold it at they will fill it with someone else's.
      if its a real good price you can sell them also
      sold some $10 pea contracts a few years back , made a good profit

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        #33
        Good correlation
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          #34
          Here is a chart to go along with yours.
          Monthly closing price.
          Showing Chicago wheat premium over corn
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            #35
            Markets Wait For The Coming Heat, from Allendale

            https://www.barchart.com/story/futures/grains/89472/markets-wait-for-the-coming-heat https://www.barchart.com/story/futures/grains/89472/markets-wait-for-the-coming-heat

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              #36
              Originally posted by tweety View Post
              Sorry, i mean if farmers never pre-sold.

              I always fear not having the pre-sold grain, along with everyone else and the price going crazy.
              I'm conservative, say 10 + b, until I see it up, see moisture in soil. Comfortable 30+ after emergence.
              I'd go towards 50 now, except what if it freezes and it's feed?? Yup then I'm scrambling..
              Again just me. But I simply cannot afford to store it. Or dry it. My trucking costs are effectively zero because of distance to terminal.
              I think I'm $6.80 on CPS and $7.30 on HRS. And yes, I'm in the wind for quality loss. To each his own.

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                #37
                BP, you're lucky with better grain prices closer to the west coast. A bit of an advantage. The Slum of the Ghetto is about the east-west mid point between ports.....therefore probably some of the highest freight rates.

                I priced some canola the other day.

                I usually won't preprice but surely I can sc**** up 6 bpa!!!

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                  #38
                  We're roughly the same longitude as you farma, saw $7.25 for #5 durum this week.

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                    #39
                    CBOT Sept wht up A$3.28/t & Dec up A$2.90. The correction in wht prices from last wks high might have been overdone. Chinese demand for corn may increase after severe floods. Russian wint wht ylds below expectation & spring wht areas still warm & dry. Farmer selling has slowed.

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