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High Protein Wheat is in High Demand?

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  • SASKFARMER
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2005
    • 6943
    #1

    High Protein Wheat is in High Demand?

    Just read that the world needs high protein wheat, Yet in Canada were told sorry you dumb ****s we don't pay protein over a set amount.

    Don't you just love the games the useless grain companies play in Canada?


    Everything is a secret that they just know.

    Also Paris hard milling wheat is on fire.

    We should be at 15 with our exchange yet they creep higher and were told to put in Targets.

    **** your targets start paying.
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    • foragefarmer
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2014
      • 3482
      #2
      They do it because they can, the every man for him self mentality of Western Canadian grain farmers.

      Just read Agriville, as the grain companies do, such a divide regarding every topic on here.

      Do you honestly think Grain companies haven't figured this out years ago when setting prices?


      No conformity amongst Western Canadian farmers

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        • furrowtickler
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2004
          • 21856
          #3
          Originally posted by foragefarmer View Post
          They do it because they can, the every man for him self mentality of Western Canadian grain farmers.

          Just read Agriville, as the grain companies do, such a divide regarding every topic on here.

          Do you honestly think Grain companies haven't figured this out years ago when setting prices?


          No conformity amongst Western Canadian farmers
          How much wheat do you grow foragefarmer?

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            • agstar77
              Senior Member
              • Jul 2001
              • 6170
              #4
              Our Starbuck was running over 15% . Not seeing much of premium.

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                • FarmJunkie
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2018
                  • 915
                  #5
                  Originally posted by foragefarmer View Post
                  They do it because they can, the every man for him self mentality of Western Canadian grain farmers.

                  Just read Agriville, as the grain companies do, such a divide regarding every topic on here.

                  Do you honestly think Grain companies haven't figured this out years ago when setting prices?


                  No conformity amongst Western Canadian farmers
                  I guess that makes it alright that Richardson and every other company can all of a sudden just drop paying extra protein. They are crooks plain and simple!

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                    • Herc
                      Senior Member
                      • Jul 2017
                      • 772
                      #6
                      Too bad the cwb wasn’t around, they’d take care of this protein dilemma…..

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                        • Guest
                          #7
                          Originally posted by agstar77 View Post
                          Our Starbuck was running over 15% . Not seeing much of premium.
                          were you happy with starbuck?
                          only had a small field on alfalfa ground, dried right out , not very good test

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                            • farming101
                              Senior Member
                              • Mar 2011
                              • 3953
                              #8
                              Average protein across all grades is running at 14.7 %
                              So, that will be the benchmark.
                              The premium is in the low protein old stocks stuff if you have any.

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                                • foragefarmer
                                  Senior Member
                                  • Mar 2014
                                  • 3482
                                  #9
                                  Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                                  How much wheat do you grow foragefarmer?

                                  Not that it's any of your business but I do have #1 high protein wheat sitting in the bins for a few years just waiting for this type of opportunity. I do hope you screen all other posters on this thread as whether they grow wheat after they post, but I doubt it.

                                  Not sure what's that got to do with anything anyways Furrow as it applies to all commodities in Agriculture other than Supply Management.

                                  It sure didn't take long to prove my point in my first post did it Guys?

                                  But let's come on here and bitch and whine about how F ken crooked Richardson's and the other families are for being Capitalists while we argue here on Argiville.

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                                    • bucket
                                      Senior Member
                                      • Jan 2008
                                      • 17021
                                      #10
                                      AS farmers , one would think we should agree on some things. Apparently not.

                                      Governments love this type of diatribe to justify them doing SFA to help the industry or farmers.

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