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Farmers get offered 2$ over to get beans to a port to fill an export. It is gonna get crazy, if this is just the beginning.
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Fringe,
I think you are right. ------ Futures price may not show the severity of the shortage, but situational basis is where opportunities are in the next few months.

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Ecin: We know your corn situation in the eastern grain belt is short and many areas are already +20 to +40 over board on the corn price.
Where is your bean basis? We are still -20 to -38 here in south central Iowa.
On a side note I rode with the trucker to the alcohol plant 40 miles west of here yesterday and saw one field of beans and quite a few large fields of corn to be harvested yet. Most is out and the ground worked in many cases.
The corn delivered was harvested Sat afternoon and was 18.1% moisture, 58# tw and 0 on Aflotoxin.
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How in the heck did you not get rejected due to excessive moisture? Around here, there isn't one single ethanol plant that will accept corn over 16.9% moisture. They claim the wetter corn plugs up their grinder grates.
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Guess I'm just special?
Actually they don't want a lot of it but can and do take a little. It is costing 6cents / 1/2% moisture over 15.5% but no shrink, paid on wet bu.
My bins were piled to the peak this weekend, just pulling out the cores and piles under the roofs.
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Hobby....what is the freight rate to Bunge at Council Bluffs??
I see they are posted at +15F yesterday
assume you went to Poet/Corning with the corn?
Is 3 cents/half their normal moisture scale?

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RayJ I posted wrong it is 6 cents / 1/2% moisture 12 cents/1%. Sorry
Frieght is costing me 20cents. They were +18 the day last week I sold for $7.78
They pay on wet bushels. Local elevators get shrink and drying then pay on dry bu.
If I figured right about 11 cents worth of shrink if I waited for it to dry down.
Bunge would cost around 35 cents to get it there from here. With the way they bid once in a while the Bunge bean plant may get the beans if and when I decide to make that currency swap. A minute ago Bunge / Council Bluffs +05 beans.