Where is HRSW price ?

[furrowtickler]

Historically?

just curious with inflation and all today compared to 10 years ago
some very smart people on here that know the numbers

[furrowtickler]

Today its absolutely embarrassing
Let alone the absolute beating we all just took on peas and canola

[furrowtickler]

Thank a liberal ,like Newguy and the chucks

[sumdumguy]

In 1974 Durum was $7.00 a bushel.

[farmaholic]

"Hysterically" speaking, we experience this same circus every year(with wheat) Its nothing but a mind fk too, sub $6.75 wheat makes $7.50 look good and $8.00 excellent.

I agree with what goalieguy said in a different thread, China's actions shouldn't surprise anyone, wash- rinse- repeat. Weber warned us about the anti-dumping "investigation" China was conducting.... their actions are all political, protectionist or bullsheet just to drive prices lower.

I feel for the guys who need to sell for cash flow, I guess you can always pre-sell some if you want to take the production and grade spread risk.

How bout them fertilizer and machinery prices though? And parts prices are ridiculous

[farming101]

2013 is par. Inflation rate is the Consumer Price Index which is a lot different then inflation on the farm these days.....2025 values are actually a little lower than the chart shows
My own chart so could be off a bit. I'm not all that smart

[Grain Farmer]

Early 80's wht was $8.00.
1974 canola hit $9.00
For you young farmers to know.

[BTO780]

Pea price 25 yrs ago $9.00 - 9.25, cash rent $25/ac

Pea price today $8, cash rent $125-150/ac.

I remember talking to a friend on the curling ice 25 yrs and we were asking each other if we were going to sell for $9.25 or wait for $9.50

I do realize peas aren’t paying the big rent price, neither is wheat but it’s all part of the rotation. Can’t grow lentils and canola every yr.

[wmoebis]

In 1974 Durum was $7.00 a bushel.

Then along came Canola. Markets shifted to west coast. Also Lentils were becoming popular in Durum area to compete.

[LEP]

Then along came Canola. Markets shifted to west coast. Also Lentils were becoming popular in Durum area to compete.

Lentils weren't popular in 1974. Wasn't significant acres until the 90's.