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Re: Just Thinking Out Loud
I've had some of those same thoughts.
Then I have seen the basis come back to even around here and there is still acres and acres to get harvested in this area. (local phenomena)
Reports of calls from buyers to producers wanting corn. Very little carry in the market...they want/need it now? This is still harvest time. Are they trying to get it all now so they will not need it later?
I think $8 anything corn will buy 3/4 of what's out in farmers control.
Maybe with the fiscal meltdown looming on the horizon now will be a "not bad time" to sell extra and pay the tax...might be significantly higher next year if the incumbent gets back in and he gets his way with "soaking the rich". We will/are in his gunsights.
Absolutely No slow down in the check writing out of that place in Washington DC.
I still do not believe SA can produce enough between now and Sept next year to keep the wheels from coming off.
Three things needed for survival
Food (can be broken down further into food, water, air)
Fiber
Fuel
We are not out of any of them but there will be a just barely in time for two of them shortly.
5% shortage or abundance causes wild price swings. My core belief is we are more than 5% short in course feed grains.
Politics and finances can override many things in the near term but evenually it evens back out usually by extremes.
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If aflo will grow in the bin it will grow in their bin also. Don't fall for that. They want control of the grain plain and simple. If they don't handle bushels they don't make money.
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I absolutely agree. It's a volume game. Doubly so in a short crop year. Once under their control you'll receive less in the end than the neighbor that has it in the bin and sells at the same time you do.