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redoak

Posted 6/10/2010 13:02 (#1231734 - in reply to #1231488)
Subject: Re: $3.15 is next area of major support in corn

sw ontario

agreed 100%---guys here that would never drive on farmland when a least bit wet will let a 100 ton crane go across there field and ruin in for a few dollars

$3.15 is next area of major support in corn - djmcountryboy : 6/7/2010 23:53
- Re: $3.15 is next area of major support in corn - p-oed Farmer : 6/8/2010 08:33
  - Re: $3.15 is next area of major support in corn - Tara Farms : 6/8/2010 08:41
  - Re: $3.15 is next area of major support in corn - Kooiker : 6/8/2010 09:52
    - Re: $3.15 is next area of major support in corn - eddie : 6/8/2010 11:33
  - p-oed, probably as long as the farmer continues to overproduce. - kagen : 6/8/2010 11:28
    - Kagen, hows the river? - dt4020 : 6/8/2010 17:02
      - dt, the platte is flowing better than it has in years. After - kagen : 6/8/2010 21:00
  - Re: $3.15 is next area of major support in corn - Illinois Steve : 6/8/2010 14:36
    - as a livestock and grain farmer - redoak : 6/8/2010 20:33
      - Re: $3.15 is next area of major support in corn - 359PETE : 6/9/2010 00:06
        
        Re: $3.15 is next area of major support in corn - Kooiker : 6/9/2010 00:11
      - RE: as a livestock and grain farmer - gofurit : 6/9/2010 06:50
        
        RE: as a livestock and grain farmer - Illinois Steve : 6/9/2010 07:18
        
        give livestock guys $1.58 bu subsidy - redoak : 6/9/2010 08:13
        
        RE: give livestock guys $1.58 bu subsidy - Kooiker : 6/9/2010 23:55
        
        kooiker - redoak : 6/10/2010 07:32
        
        RE: kooiker - Kooiker : 6/10/2010 09:20
        
        Re: $3.15 is next area of major support in corn - redoak : 6/10/2010 13:02
- RE: Are fundimentals actually taking over?? - Pat H : 6/9/2010 09:46

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