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  • ry0972
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2005
    • 240

    Wheat futures climbing nicely

    Futures doing well for a Friday.
    Monday may be wild with the heat forecast for next week!!
    Heard of $11 July targets triggering this morn!!
    Also U.S.S.R and Ukraine wheat and canola/****seed crop yields being reduced?
    The next 2 months will be volatile until actual production is known.
    If you have a crop this year or crop still in the bin unpriced you may have some sales stubs to frame and talk about for generations!!!
  • BreadWinner
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2008
    • 1493

    #2
    I bet there are way more people with sub 8.00 contracts that are wondering how they will fill them.

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    • BreadWinner
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2008
      • 1493

      #3
      Guys will be able to tell the story how they lost the farm because they signed a $8.00 wheat contact and it went to $20.00

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      • agstar77
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2001
        • 6192

        #4
        Talked to local elevator buyer. Canola contracted at 11.50 buying out. Wheat and beans not going there yet.

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        • ry0972
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2005
          • 240

          #5
          Has any actually gotten or heard real #'s on what it is costing to buy out an $11.50 aug/sept canola contract?
          It would be $10 a bushel just to cover the price spread?
          What would the "fee" be on top of that? Another $1 or up to $4??

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          • jazz
            Senior Member
            • Jul 2018
            • 9308

            #6
            Originally posted by agstar77 View Post
            Talked to local elevator buyer. Canola contracted at 11.50 buying out. Wheat and beans not going there yet.
            When was $11.50 being offered? Like back in March?

            Thats not very good planning to book production before you are even in the field.

            I never knew so many guys were so aggressive on forward contracting.

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            • BreadWinner
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2008
              • 1493

              #7
              It’s funny how the grain buyers were calling to have you book crop before you seed it and when you tell them that it’s not on the ground yet they tell you it’s no risk and they will work with you if there’s a problem. Lol, Well there’s a bit of a problem happening now. I bet that grain buyer is not singing the same tune now.

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              • Sodbuster
                Senior Member
                • Mar 2017
                • 1127

                #8
                Still have 25% of old crop to price yet, flipped my contract from July all the way to May to pick up the inverse so not in a hurry to sell. At this point in time I will wait out to after harvest to find out quality and production. Will not price any new crop until all my samples have been graded and have made a deal on the grade. Lots of factors in play with the grading of new crop, drought, midge, weight, fusarium and what ever else they find under the microscope and you can bet your last dollar that the,line companies will try to find every discount they can find.

                They say that wheat is combined every week of the year, so in the next 2 months we should see Canada, US, Europe, Russia, Ukraine wheat production numbers. So what countries that harvest wheat between November and next June matter?

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                • Guest

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Sodbuster View Post
                  Still have 25% of old crop to price yet, flipped my contract from July all the way to May to pick up the inverse so not in a hurry to sell. At this point in time I will wait out to after harvest to find out quality and production. Will not price any new crop until all my samples have been graded and have made a deal on the grade. Lots of factors in play with the grading of new crop, drought, midge, weight, fusarium and what ever else they find under the microscope and you can bet your last dollar that the,line companies will try to find every discount they can find.

                  They say that wheat is combined every week of the year, so in the next 2 months we should see Canada, US, Europe, Russia, Ukraine wheat production numbers. So what countries that harvest wheat between November and next June matter?
                  we have about 40% left
                  sure not gonna need all the bins
                  none priced

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                  • Herc
                    Senior Member
                    • Jul 2017
                    • 772

                    #10
                    Originally posted by jwab
                    Protein will likely be high this year, any premiums will disappear quickly. No way to lock them in as far as I know?
                    Can always lock in the protein spread. But who wants to price anything at the moment.

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