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  • JoeyJeremiah
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2016
    • 105

    #21
    Originally posted by TASFarms View Post
    $15 for canola around Saskatoon. Is this right Or is it off alittle?
    Cargill had a +11.50 basis or a $13.50nas a special early last week. If you just did the basis that might get you to $14. Most line companies are around the $13 mark, maybe a bit over now.

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    • TASFarms
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2014
      • 1370

      #22
      I thought most of the crushers are at $14

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      • JoeyJeremiah
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2016
        • 105

        #23
        Cargill Clavet bids, self delivered.




        Viterra Humboldt

        P and H Quill Lake.


        As you can see those of us in the price slum of the NE consistently take a 50 cent to a dollar hit in prices on most crops.

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        • TASFarms
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2014
          • 1370

          #24
          Seems only time to get a good price is when they have cars coming for that certain commodity. Their post price is a joke

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          • checking
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2008
            • 2394

            #25
            farming 101 has his pause. One more trading day to blow through it?

            Need a chicken comment.

            A friend of ours, pre covid, took joy in regularly inviting his neighbours over for chicken dinners. He noted, and lamented that always he ran out of chicken legs first at his parties, and was determined to fix that problem.

            He decided to use a modified technique to develop a three legged chicken to end his drumstick shortfall. His additional goal was to develop a more CHRISPR chicken leg.

            Still pre covid, and months later, all the neighbours noticed the extensive flock of free range, three legged chickens foraging his property. No one, however, had been invited to supper.

            Finally, I stopped at his yard and asked him how his new chicken tasted.

            Immediately, his head went down and sheepishly admitted that he did not know as he had not been able to catch one yet.

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            • burnt
              Banned
              • Sep 2009
              • 3918

              #26
              Originally posted by checking View Post
              farming 101 has his pause. One more trading day to blow through it?

              Need a chicken comment.

              A friend of ours, pre covid, took joy in regularly inviting his neighbours over for chicken dinners. He noted, and lamented that always he ran out of chicken legs first at his parties, and was determined to fix that problem.

              He decided to use a modified technique to develop a three legged chicken to end his drumstick shortfall. His additional goal was to develop a more CHRISPR chicken leg.

              Still pre covid, and months later, all the neighbours noticed the extensive flock of free range, three legged chickens foraging his property. No one, however, had been invited to supper.

              Finally, I stopped at his yard and asked him how his new chicken tasted.

              Immediately, his head went down and sheepishly admitted that he did not know as he had not been able to catch one yet.
              Those things are faster than a cut cat!

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              • LEP
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2007
                • 2549

                #27
                Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                May be something to pay attention to ..
                https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-china-soybeans-cancellations-idUKKBN28510H
                I wonder if the Chinese are phoning up the companies they cancelled shipments from and say, "On second thought..."?

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                • farming101
                  Senior Member
                  • Mar 2011
                  • 3956

                  #28
                  Well, don't think I'd call the price advance today a pause. Maybe tomorrow

                  China US bean purchases continue. The cancellation news really didn't show up on weekly sales reports.
                  Cancellations will most definitely happen. Either that or agreements will get rolled into 2021

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                  • beaverdam
                    Senior Member
                    • Mar 2018
                    • 1451

                    #29
                    Yep, I like it, nice for a change,,,

                    ChiComs cancel orders, and price goes up, pay more instead of the usual drop in prices with them paying less.

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                    • checking
                      Senior Member
                      • Feb 2008
                      • 2394

                      #30
                      Originally posted by burnt View Post
                      Those things are faster than a cut cat!

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                      Like, Like. I wanted to put three like, but only allowed one.

                      All things come in threes - such as good, bad, and ugly. A stutterer, like, like, like...

                      Furrows chart has three tops. I think it should be called in the trade an Anne Boleyn chart, but sadly that was fake news.

                      Thanks for the picture, burnt.

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