Canola futures have fallen about $50 per tonne from the recent high, spring wheat has failed again near $7.50, and harvest basis opportunities are beginning to appear across the Prairies.
In What the Futures Podcast Episode 136, Ryan Denis breaks down canola, wheat, barley and oat marketing, then talks August and harvest weather with Bret Walts of BAM Weather, Brett Young canola hybrids with Kyle Slobodian, and John Deere 8R and 9RX tractors with Carlton Self.
The episode also covers El Niño, hail risk, harvest lows and practical cash-flow decisions.
Ryan Denis website, email list, Lunchbox Crew and conference: https://www.ryandenis.ca/
Join the What the Futures Insiders private podcast: Email ryan@whatthefuturespodcast.ca
Crop Marketing Made Cool Conference: December 1–2, Brandon, Manitoba Use code UNHINGED to save $100.
Canola futures have fallen about $50 per tonne from the recent high, spring wheat has failed again near $7.50, and harvest basis opportunities are beginning to appear across the Prairies.
In What the Futures Podcast Episode 136, Ryan Denis breaks down canola, wheat, barley and oat marketing, then talks August and harvest weather with Bret Walts of BAM Weather, Brett Young canola hybrids with Kyle Slobodian, and John Deere 8R and 9RX tractors with Carlton Self.
The episode also covers El Niño, hail risk, harvest lows and practical cash-flow decisions.
Ryan Denis website, email list, Lunchbox Crew and conference:
https://www.ryandenis.ca/
Join the What the Futures Insiders private podcast:
Email ryan@whatthefuturespodcast.ca
Crop Marketing Made Cool Conference:
December 1–2, Brandon, Manitoba
Use code UNHINGED to save $100.
Do you ever have a moment on the farm, where you look around and wonder what the ... is going on? Dive into the market factors impacting Western Canadian agriculture every week with Ryan Denis. With over a decade of experience advising farmers on crop and business decisions, Ryan will tackle the tough selling and buying decisions that each farm faces. This is the podcast for farmers in Western Canada!