Posted by bc on January 04, 2021 at 06:00:21 from (24.255.129.137):
In Reply to: Wheat shipment posted by sourgum on January 03, 2021 at 21:41:20:
That's probably 1 day to cross the atlantic and 19 days to clear Canadian customs.
Don't know if I should cry over 13 buck soybeans or not. Couple months ago the price was $10.10. I read about the chance that it could go over 13 bux but didn't believe it. I sold ours at 10.10. Talked to someone else when I sold and they were crying cause they had theirs locked in with futures at less than that. Bet they are really crying now. Heard it was Brazil, a bean exporter, who was buying up the beans more than the country you dig a hole through the center of the earth to get to. I'm wondering if Brazil is buying them to sell to the other country.
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