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[ECIN]

gio - was that you Friday Night ? LOL

[marketeye]

vzapletin,

Today's Export Inspections:

Source: USDA 
 
    For the week ending Jan 10, in thousand metric tons. Includes 
waterway shipments to Canada. 
 
Grain             -------week ending-------       current    previous 
                Jan 10       Jan 3       last      mkt yr      mkt yr 
                                         year     to date     to date 
Wheat           288.4       366.0       366.6    14,681.0    16,901.9 
Rye               0.0         0.0         0.0         0.1         0.1 
Oats              0.0         0.2         0.2         7.1         5.5 
Barley            0.2         0.0         0.0       121.6       122.4 
Flaxseed          0.0         0.0         0.0        11.7         1.1 
Corn            234.7       185.8       763.4     6,918.3    15,552.9 
Sorghum           9.2         4.2        23.7       836.1       789.2 
Soybeans      1,064.8     1,088.6     1,117.2    23,294.8    17,422.3 
Sunflower         0.0         0.0         0.0         0.0         0.0 
Total         1,597.3     1,644.9     2,271.1    45,870.5    50,795.4 
  Crop marketing years begin June 1 for wheat, rye, oats, and barley. 
September 1 for corn, sorghum, and soybeans. 
 
   Soybeans inspected and/or weighed for export by country of 
destinations (in thousand metric tons): 

[giolucas]

Ecin,

Too funny.  That was probably me at Purdue, when I was young and had no responsibilities.Time has changed my friend.

[ECIN]

gio ---- Purdue ? heck i bet you have a shirt from Harry's that sez --- Get Ugly Early -- Don't ya ?  LOL

Boy them Dairy guys are going threw that Flaxseed !

[giolucas]

Ecin, Yes, I do. 

[425Cat]

Won;t get 99 mil unless there is a $6.00 price offering between now and planting

[highyields]

the corn number is really something isn't it?   half of a year ago.......

[ECIN]

HY -- on the flip side , how about them beans ? 

A good friend from Sturgeon Bay , called this weekend , said that the his elevator had called and need all of his contract beans -- NOW  . He asked the driver what was goingon , driver said that they were loading a train and needed all they could get , farmer asked where are the headed ? driver said they where going to a Bunge Plant in Indiana , well boys there are only 2 here , One in Decatur and the other is here at Morristown .

This just me thinking out loud here , but that seems like a long way to source beans from . Where are the Buckeye beans and IL at ?

I will say that IF there is a cut back in crush , it will NOT be from over price or lack of export BUT from lack of beans to crush !

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[nwobcw]

 2.5" Saturday night in NW Ohio east of Toledo.  About 3" total for Thursday  thru Sunday.   Creeks are over the banks like they are for the spring thaw in March.