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SW Saskatchewan | Been away a couple of days so didn't catch that.
My sources had been saying 50% possibly, but with the size of the durum crops around the globe, the highest price market for a lot of durum is going to be selling it to big sky farms-yes, the sarcasm is intended!
Guess we sell some to Canadian and US pasta makers, but the surplus would make some awful funny bread.
A lot of canaryseed gets stored waiting for the next big jump in price(it makes awful bread too!), guess we might have to do the same with durum.
EdB talks of savvy wheat marketers in Montana who don't plan on hitting the yearly high, but store and aim for the high through the whole cycle.
Flynn Farms at Gildford, Montana used to have a row of bins that stretched for a 1/4 mile along Highway 2 and another 1/4 mile south along the county road. Old man Flynn made his initial $ operating his finance company that he started with $1000.00 - the rest of his money was made by never taking a loss. | |
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In the next downturn
