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    #11
    Shit guys ,she’s just doin her job , sold some peas to her for $11.40 picked up a while ago , appreciated it !

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      #12
      $10.50, we sc****d the ground for $6 back in the day.

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        #13
        Hey all,

        Thanks for all your great replies and feedback.
        I appreciate all of you sharing your thoughts.
        Thank you!

        I share all your feedback with the buyers

        Thanks again and I hope everyone has a very safe harvest.

        If anyone needs any help with grain pricing or information about grain programs available - feel free to email me at LetsGo@CanadasGrain.com or call or text at 431-734-7885. You can add me on SnapChat or WhatsApp too.

        I am going on a three day crop tour - August 17-18-19 in MB - for those that are interested - I will post lots on Snap/TikTok/Twitter and WhatsApp.

        Thanks again for all your comments and sharing your thoughts.
        The great feedback I receive from farmers really helps me get better at my job!

        Thanks,
        Louise
        www.CanadasGrain.com

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          #14
          To be honest, really appreciate the info , and your replies to some negative responses
          Yes $10 will be way too low , but you’re the messenger not the buyer .
          Just let the buyers know if they would work for $7/hr ? Cause $10 is very low with a very poor crop coming in from 75% of western Canada .
          Again thank you for you professional response 👍

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            #15
            Originally posted by goalieguy847 View Post
            If anyone is interested ill buy all your peas for 10.25 picked up. Every last bushel.
            Then when they are 14.50 in jan ill sell em to louise.
            Just like I will buy all you canola for $17 and wheat for $10
            Things will change once the reality of this crop comes in

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              #16
              Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
              Just like I will buy all you canola for $17 and wheat for $10
              Things will change once the reality of this crop comes in
              In 2021 reality was already here. There isn’t much of difference from that yr till now. Talked to one farmer the other day, he will be done in two wks.

              In some cases Sep long wk end will be busier than the this past one at some lakes.

              Some are not taking the combine out hoping hail still comes.

              If this isn’t reality ….. not sure what is.

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                #17
                Around here (east of Edmonton) pea yields going down due to parts of the field being under water. Forecast calling for lots of rain this week. Anybody want it?

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                  #18
                  No offence to Louise she definitely can read the room and Im pretty sure most grain buyers will be figuring it out soon. I wonder how many contracts will have to be bought out this year?

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by BreadWinner View Post
                    No offence to Louise she definitely can read the room and Im pretty sure most grain buyers will be figuring it out soon. I wonder how many contracts will have to be bought out this year?
                    Wouldn’t have guys learnt from the 21 fiasco?

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by BTO780 View Post
                      Wouldn’t have guys learnt from the 21 fiasco?
                      One would think so, but some guys have never witnessed a drought and never watched a crop germinate perfectly only to wither away.

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