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Red River Valley | I did mis read your quote 100 lashes for me.
the fact is that the best oppurtunity to sell a crop is generally when it is in doubt. not when all things are known. The fact that you do not want to sell at that time I can understand and I'm fine with I have never chastised anybody for stateding that they will not sell until they know what they have grown, that is a personal marketing decision.
I understand your being sick of being told to sell but where did I tell you to sell I simply stated that the world is finding other sorces. ( Info I think we all need to understand but maybe not )
The one thing I get a kick out of is that we see high prices when the crop is in peril, but once the market has come to grips with what the crop is ( which is generally better than the hyperbol that is going on in the middle of the scare) all one hears is that the government or the market is screwing the farmer over because it needs to go back up to that level that it was at in the middle of the scare.
I have listened as people tell that the price of corn and beans has to go back up to the Highs from this summer. They act like that was the true value of corn and beans and anything less is just manipulation of the Markets.
So I have presented some reasons as to why the market is being "manipulated" to levels not at the Highs it is up to you to do with this info what you want.
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Looks like the world is happy to fill exports that US has lost
