Casey IL. ( I -70 ) then south on rt.49 | I agree with most but the wheat is coming down that is HRW the rest I no nothing about. We have so much HRW on hand that we could not use it in two years. Our local elevator has enough on hand to keep Seimers going for two years by there self, and we are not in HRW country. Now for the other wheat you may be right but we need to seperate the wheat apart. Because there is no reason for Chicago HRW to go up.
Corn is in a side ways move I agree but could move down near term real easily. We still have a lot of corn in the north and the barges are full sitting.Why would any one wont corn in that condition if we are already full. The south is putting it on the ground, quit dreaming and lesson to the news. I am a farmer and know how easy it is to not understand but in todays world we need to look around not just out our back door.
I feel we are focuseing on the bad there is a lot of good out there.
Beans are the one's that could very well take the hit, hot dry during podding and filling. |
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