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    #31
    Originally posted by checking View Post
    A bit sauer (sour) for a Friday.

    As Bart would say to Moe. I'd like to speak with Hugandkiss, first name Amanda. Always ended with, you little rat bastard, but poisonous snakes, really!

    I'm waiting for beans in the teens to develop. I'll take that to the bank.
    Not much late rain around here to help the soybean fields. Some guys say they're quitting growing them.

    Probably would have done better with canola.

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      #32
      Originally posted by Kraut View Post
      Welcome analytical thoughts from the curmudgeon who doesn't grow it. I will take this insight right to the bank! Then I will hug and kiss some poisonous snakes.
      Call me what you want....I would be a seller between 11.75 and 12....

      The system is empty ....every elevator looking for canola....it froze and what you think canola is worth 9 bucks?

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        #33
        Just got into some today. Yeilds look to be down 10bu from last few yrs. Just too much late season heat, warm nights and no rainfall for the month of august.

        But good news, its dry this time. Should be easy to store for whatever market signal you want to wait for. If its $11 off the combine it will be $14 in the spring.

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          #34
          Everyone says the bpa is off and no where near the expectation of what they put in for groceries ....

          20 mmt becomes 18mmt pretty quick with the cuts most have talked about...

          Everyone can listen to Neil Townsend estimate from mid July if they want. ...he was/is wrong....

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            #35
            Originally posted by jazz View Post
            Just got into some today. Yeilds look to be down 10bu from last few yrs. Just too much late season heat, warm nights and no rainfall for the month of august.

            But good news, its dry this time. Should be easy to store for whatever market signal you want to wait for. If its $11 off the combine it will be $14 in the spring.
            .......so much for the premium on already priced Speciialty canola.

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              #36
              Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
              .......so much for the premium on already priced Speciialty canola.
              The last time I grew nexera. ...years ago....by the time I got to haul it , regular canola was worth more.....


              That was the end of growing specialty canola .....just a phuck around.....

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                #37
                Originally posted by bucket View Post
                The last time I grew nexera. ...years ago....by the time I got to haul it , regular canola was worth more.....


                That was the end of growing specialty canola .....just a phuck around.....
                It can happen. But I have lots left to price yet.

                Beans will probably determine where canola prices will end up.

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
                  It can happen. But I have lots left to price yet.

                  Beans will probably determine where canola prices will end up.
                  It's been over a decade since I grew it. ....I am sure yield drag and pricing are better now....I can not participate in the rich man's game of growing any canola. ....too much money involved....

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                    #39
                    Kraut...

                    Here are few factors to consider.....

                    1. The derecho event affected 37 million of farmland
                    2. Its been dry in the states...bad for soybean yields
                    3. Canola is priced off soybeans and they are moving higher...
                    4. There has been a hard frost on many acres of canola.
                    5. the yields are not proving out on canola this year...
                    6. Elevators are focusing on canola deliveries for the next couple of weeks in the southern prairies....
                    7. Provincial crop report put canola at 35 BPA... lower than previous expectation of 41 BPA...thats a reduction of nearly 20 percent...


                    Positive or negative?????/

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                      #40
                      Bucket, there may be some near term bump in canola trying to entice selling but that tells me they are trying to get ahead of a problem down the road. I suspect the trade is playing us here. Best thing we could do is to starve it for 6 months. There is no alternative supply of that crop. We hold the hammer and this is the yr we should use it.

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