Good moves in wheat today

[farmaholic]

Good place for this again.

[bucket]

We need more of the export price trickled back to the farmgate.

In my opinion current wheat prices should be $7 and further out to July, $7.50.

There's a buck missing nearby and fifty cents further out.

From a dumbfúckledfarmer, might be some trademark infringement there.

I think we should start a dumbphuckled forum on this site....would be the right name for the political forum ....

Maybe Nicole could comment.

[farming101]

We need more of the export price trickled back to the farmgate.

In my opinion current wheat prices should be $7 and further out to July, $7.50.

There's a buck missing nearby and fifty cents further out.

From a dumbfúckledfarmer, might be some trademark infringement there.

#1 14 $7 in Saskatoon area

[beaverdam]

Wasn't it,,, not that long ago, that Kansas Wheat was higher than Minneapolis Wheat?
Am I wrong there???

101,,, do you have a comparison chart with the two wheats?

[farming101]

Dec 20 contract MW top line. Mentioned on Monday that MW could track rises in KE. KE the driver

[beaverdam]

Thanks,
yep, they're looking for spring quality.

Hard to believe in August, Minneapolis Wheat was in the $4.27 area in the year 2020.

No one, not another single industry, works with prices from the 1970's.

[Guest]

Thanks,
yep, they're looking for spring quality.

Hard to believe in August, Minneapolis Wheat was in the $4.27 area in the year 2020.

No one, not another single industry, works with prices from the 1970's.

and that $4.27 adjusted for inflation is $28.67 today
how in the hell is it working?

[bucket]

and that $4.27 adjusted for inflation is $28.67 today
how in the hell is it working?

Making it up on volume? hahaha thats a sarcastic remark...

Every bushel and every acre has to be making money on 2020 prices not 1970s..

But the young bucks that are depreciating grandpa's money dont know this....

If this drought holds on.....they are going to be taught an interesting lesson.

[beaverdam]

and that $4.27 adjusted for inflation is $28.67 today
how in the hell is it working?

It's working because we've cannibalize our neighbours, our avg. farm operates about 10 other farms. Government and global cheep food policy has forced this upon us, emptying the countryside of our friends and neighbours, and at the same time, our political voting power.
It's why those that politically oppose us, ignore us,,, and those who we think are politically aligned with us, also ignore us because they're trying to win others over to expand "their" base.

[beaverdam]

If this drought holds on.....they are going to be taught an interesting lesson.

Truer words, might never have been spoken(or typed).