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    #16
    Lindane will come back when they think of a new name and can charge 20 bucks a pound for treated seed.

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      #17
      Also agree that this whole clever issue is b/s
      The big three are in line with their own "Quin" products - somehow I think they will be just fine when released and will cost upwards of $20
      Just a wild guess .....

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        #18
        Its always follow the Money. Grain companies will make out like bandits.
        Oh they always will and always do.
        How many farmers have a Billion Dollar operation. Oh wait none ok maybe one Buffets brother the farmer but again follow the money he didn't make that farming.

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          #19
          Likely too early to say and it is Friday so profit taking is in order
          but I wonder if that was the top for beans this morning?

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            #20
            beans off, but oil and meal both up!

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              #21
              This is a money-flow rally and an excellent hedging opportunity for growers.

              Nov canola $520 put options traded for $20/MT on June 02. This offers an $11.34/bu floor minus your fall delivered basis without production or delivery obligation.

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                #22
                Minus a September basis of 50 per tonne and it's a 10.25 price.

                Delivery or no delivery it's 30 bpa minimum to break even. At the farm.

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                  #23
                  Minus a September basis of 50 per tonne and it's a 10.25 price.

                  Delivery or no delivery it's 30 bpa minimum to break even. At the farm.

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                    #24
                    bucket . . . $50 under is a nasty basis.
                    would negotiate that one . . .

                    or look at Jan puts to await a better post harvest basis.

                    this is pure price insurance without obligation.
                    expired put options would be best case scenario

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                      #25
                      Of course it's ****ing retarded buy I can get a better basis then spend it on fuel and tires.

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                        #26
                        $ 520 futures
                        $ 20 put cost
                        = 3.85 %. (20/520x100)

                        Seems like a reasonable % cost (risk) compared to other types of insurance, with out adjusters, assessments, etc, you are in full control to adjust the position ( speculation or hedge)

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