Re: Smallest wheat crop in 80 years?

Posted by Glen in TX on June 26, 2006 at 09:18:50 from (208.246.9.35):

In Reply to: Smallest wheat crop in 80 years? posted by dhermesc on June 26, 2006 at 09:10:28:

Seed will be high $$ and scarce but like you said many may not even want to plant it if all they get is $3-$4 with input expenses the way they are. If those futures traders want something to trade they just may have to grow it themselves. :P They will find a way to keep prices low yet you can be sure of that and expenses will keep going up. Corner your congressman about his new pay raise if you can find them. Here I heard 2-11 bushels dryland and 8-30 bushel irrigated and most of that was kept back for seed. The rest was plowed under and disastered or cut for hay and silage. Without major changes I don't expect to see our grain elevators ever full again.

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• Re: Smallest wheat crop in 80 years? mjbrown 10:28:31 06/26/06 (5)
  • Re: Smallest wheat crop in 80 years? Sam#3 17:38:59 06/26/06 (0)
  • Re: Smallest wheat crop in 80 years? Matt from CT 17:04:34 06/26/06 (2)
    • Re: Smallest wheat crop in 80 years? JMS/MN 18:36:35 06/26/06 (0)
    • Meant to add... Matt from CT 17:07:15 06/26/06 (0)
  • Re: Smallest wheat crop in 80 years? dhermesc 11:16:59 06/26/06 (0)

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