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Morrow County Grain Growers |
Pendleton Grain Growers |
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Duane Disque Or Brian Peiler |
Jon Sperl or Bryce Olson |
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1-800-452-7396 or 541-989-8221 |
1-800-422-7611 or 541-276-7611 |
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or Dan Steiner 481-6614 (work), 571-3798 (cell) graingrowers@centurytel.net |
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GOOD MORNING!! |
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Below are the best indications available as of: |
9:00 |
2/24 /10 |
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SWW |
SRW |
DNS |
HRW |
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Month |
Portland |
Chicago |
Portland |
Basis |
Portland |
Basis |
Portland |
Cash Px |
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February |
4.75 |
6.82 |
1.60 |
5.40 |
.25 |
115 |
147 |
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March |
4.80 |
4.97 CHW |
6.84 |
1.62 |
5.44 |
.29 |
115 |
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April |
4.85 |
6.84 |
1.62 |
5.47 |
.32 |
115 |
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May |
4.90 |
5.10 CKW |
6.86 |
1.64 |
5.50 |
.35 |
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June |
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July |
4.70 |
5.23 CNW |
6.39 |
1.05 |
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August |
4.70 |
6.36 |
.90 |
2010/ 154 |
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OND est |
4.80 |
5.38 CUW |
2011/ 157 |
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N/C 2011 |
6.24 CUW |
6.69 |
+20/ -25 |
6.30 |
+12/ -25 |
2012/ 160 |
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***Club premium: $Call!! B/C |
MSTOS |
CANOLA: |
.136/ lb |
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NOTE: Corn bids vary depending on point of delivery. Please Call for Updates.Remember to send in your Average August price guesses….
$$ is down, crude is off a little and grains are treading higher. Traders are now starting to trade the thought that there might be some spring flooding in the midwest. I wonder if it was the 4’ of frost under all that snow that gave them the idea? Soils were very wet going into the winter, so the holding capacity is nearly full anyway. Weather man sez dry/ cold weather for the midwest, and wet snow for the southern plains. The other item that will draw their attention is the upcoming USDA report. The USDA will probably trim corn production. At any rate it gives futures a reason to rally a bit, and will provide some selling opportunity for new crop. FND (First Notice Day) is Friday for the March option.Russian grain production is expected to increase this year, with some lower acreage. Currently they are producing about 10 myn mt more than domestic consumption….even with poor fall weather (dry seeding conditions) and cold winter weather. It is a drag on the market. China’s winter wheat is also looking worse than normal, but they are also calling production up 2.2%. Brazil is considering forming a state-run fertilizer company…Bangladesh is expected to book up to 11 myn bu more Black Sea wheat for April-June TOS. Iraq says that they expect to import about the same amount next year as this year (3 myn mt, or about 110 myn bu).
***Didja Know: It is estimated that 14% of the world’s grain crops are GMO. The US produces 48% of the world’s GMO crops or about 158 myn total acres. The countries showing the biggest growth: China. Brazil and Argie are still increasing in GMO use. The EU is the only area of the world overall is showing a decline, partly because Germany has totally banned any GMO crops.
***All bids are subject to change, please call for CONFIRMATION of prices. All information in this letter is from sources deemed reliable, and is for informational purposes only***