Viterra claim Canada produced 14.5 mmt

[TASFarms]

Viterra has canola at 14.5 mmt in Canada for 2021 production. Is that right we grew 3/4 of an average crop. I know I didn’t even make 50% of average. Anyway Canola is back to $1000mt

[furrowtickler]

Crop must have been massive in many areas to offset the 25-50% average yields

Markets today sure reacted opposite to 14.5

[Robertbarlage]

Viterra still exists? Oh!!!

[furrowtickler]

So Viterra now makes estimates???
Isn’t statscan much lower???

They must have some sales they need to fill with lower priced canola and no willing sellers.

That’s exactly what I thought , classic move for them and P&H lol

[Guest]

Their price texts are embarrassing to read
One said try a $6.60 March oat target 5 miles away it was $10.75

[sumdumguy]

Lucky to combine half a Canola crop around here. And despite the relentless heat, we received decent rains, so I can’t imagine yields were higher where they got less than half the rain.

[shtferbrains]

Can anybody put a number on how much canola has been exported or how much export sales are reported?

[LWeber]

So Viterra now makes estimates???
Isn’t statscan much lower???

They must have some sales they need to fill with lower priced canola and no willing sellers.

STATSCAN AND USDA are at 12.6 MMT - I'm at 12.4 MMT

You sure Viterra is not using 14.5 as total supply because that makes more sense...

[TASFarms]

I thought stats can was still high.

[Partners]

Viterra is $1.40 less than Bunge this afternoon..