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So where`s the corn at?
Made a parts run to Mason and made the rounds of 2 coops that usually store a fair amount outside. Harvest here is wrapped up, Joice has a pile and a quarter, Ventura has that little dab, well even on a crappy year they fill those piles. And the cocky locals been all over twitter showing their yield monitors just above and below 300. So, I don`t know what`s going on here. Ray J would say "the piles are in round steel things we call bins"....maybe, but this isn`t normal.
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Re: So where`s the corn at?
Resemblance of the upcoming feeder cattle , fed cattle , imaginary glut - ?
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Re: So where`s the corn at?
BA.........is the pub and grub still open at Vinje???
I've been a little surprised at the lack of Iowa corn piles, but there are some explanations
ranging from the need to use a lot of corn to bridge the gap between old and new crop supply
to having a lengthy harvest window that allows folks to work supplies through the system
Ray J
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Re: So where`s the corn at?
Also, last year cleared out a lot of storage that was rebuilt and begins the season empty at 150% or higher volume.
But the overall volume is not out there. across the country. Higher and higher fertilizer costs are not going to build a surplus future.
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Re: So where`s the corn at?
we have piles in my area.
Creston has two
Menlo has a big one.
Lots and lots of corn is still being stored in the fields around here.
A fair amount of beans out there also.
A heavy wet snow will decrease the carryover if not gathered up shortly.
I finished Sat evening.
Spent a little over five hrs cleaning up combine and corn head so I could stand to look at it in back of shed.
Not sale clean but ...
We gots the corn down here in the Podunk part of the state.
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Re: So where`s the corn at?
B A - I thought those monitor results were top secret's - ?
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Re: So where`s the corn at?
Hey Ray, yes the Vinje pub is still going strong as ever. 🙂 I would recommend you and your wife going to the Branding Iron in Thompson at sometime for the best steak in the world.
It`s funny first time in a few years a small, very well run coop in Forest City has filled trains a couple times this fall. The corn has no trouble finding takers. I think the report will raise the yield a bushel on both corn & beans and it`ll be right back to the races.
K-289 with yield monitors they give that info willingly, pride cometh before the fall 🙂
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Re: So where`s the corn at?
Lots of NH 3 being put on in Winterset Iowa area yesterday. 11/08/21
Quite a few fields already done.
Have no idea of price.
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Re: So where`s the corn at?
No piles around my neck of the woods that I know of……but with two ethanol plants in the area grinding about 150,000 bushels per day I can see why.
Plus, I believe the local elevator has shipped three trains so far as well.
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Re: So where`s the corn at?
I suppose anhydrous is $700-$800 if you bought early. Seems like certain neighborhoods are bigger on NH3 than others, around here everyone`s into strip til/fertilizer then spring weed`n feed and Y-drop. Ventura is where Y-drop was invented 🙂
For the past week, bean export inspections handily beat expectations, lower prices found buyers, China is Christmas shopping early.