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  • beaverdam
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2018
    • 1451

    #11
    MGE Sept wheat up 0.10USD
    MGE Dec wheat up 0.06USD

    Can prices hold?

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    • wmoebis
      Senior Member
      • Aug 1999
      • 2652

      #12
      With CDN $ exchange rate and the way basis works how do farmers figure out what that will do to Canadian wheat prices?

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      • Oliver88
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2012
        • 4688

        #13
        Originally posted by beaverdam View Post
        MGE Sept wheat up 0.10USD
        MGE Dec wheat up 0.06USD

        Can prices hold?
        In mid-August the world was awash of wheat and now prices are creeping back.

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        • Partners
          Senior Member
          • May 2010
          • 3105

          #14
          Originally posted by Oliver88 View Post
          In mid-August the world was awash of wheat and now prices are creeping back.
          Long way to go to even get excited about wht..
          Dry most bushels every yr.
          Most larger farms here are only bly..oats and canola..
          We might X wht totally next yr to..

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          • malleefarmer
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2005
            • 5424

            #15
            Not a shot at anyone but hard for me to grapple with it, but I don7nderstand your land prices are inflated, your fert costs are bquadriple m8ne perhaps even more , fungicide freight way higher, your on farm price less plus you have carry costs.

            But some of the yields you guys talk are in the stratosphere but I’m not that dumb you need good yields but my old school maths 80 bushels even at lowish prices should be a winner.

            Ps in oz don’t forget no insurance sink or swim or swim backwards.

            Due faking all my swimm8ng lessons and actually touching the bottom I failed swim class at school but records show I can swim.

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            • Marusko
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2018
              • 231

              #16
              Originally posted by malleefarmer View Post
              Not a shot at anyone but hard for me to grapple with it, but I don7nderstand your land prices are inflated, your fert costs are bquadriple m8ne perhaps even more , fungicide freight way higher, your on farm price less plus you have carry costs.

              But some of the yields you guys talk are in the stratosphere but I’m not that dumb you need good yields but my old school maths 80 bushels even at lowish prices should be a winner.

              Ps in oz don’t forget no insurance sink or swim or swim backwards.

              Due faking all my swimm8ng lessons and actually touching the bottom I failed swim class at school but records show I can swim.
              growing hard red spring wheat, at 12.5% protein and no. 1 or 2 is around 6/bu right now

              These numbers are average of last 3 years. Yield was 72bu/ac, I need 55bu to cover equipment, inputs, crop insurance, grain drying. another 18bu to cover land rent, or 38bu for what purchased land payments are

              I'd be happy with 80, it would mean I'm actually getting somewhere

              how do you have such lower cost of farming? Do we have that much cost of regulation baked into our prices? Or are the ag conglomerates making that much more money here just because they can?

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              • malleefarmer
                Senior Member
                • Nov 2005
                • 5424

                #17
                Direct costs thus far add harvesting which I work at $30 per ha. Depreciation taxes rates etc come off profit.
                Yield hopefully 2 to 2.5 t ha currently $260 on farm for wheat per tonne nov delivery

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                • fjlip
                  Senior Member
                  • Oct 2002
                  • 9816

                  #18
                  Originally posted by malleefarmer View Post
                  Direct costs thus far add harvesting which I work at $30 per ha. Depreciation taxes rates etc come off profit.
                  Yield hopefully 2 to 2.5 t ha currently $260 on farm for wheat per tonne nov delivery

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                  How does Malt Barley compare to your wheat costs/returns?

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                  • malleefarmer
                    Senior Member
                    • Nov 2005
                    • 5424

                    #19
                    Originally posted by fjlip View Post
                    How does Malt Barley compare to your wheat costs/returns?
                    Rarely get malt but target barley market is feedlots piggeries feed mills.

                    Line ball wheat usually ahead

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                    • errolanderson
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2012
                      • 3124

                      #20
                      Extremely dry in Russia and Ukraine right now.

                      Forecast for the next two (2) weeks don't show relief. Russian export values again rising. This is a watch . . . .

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