Maizeing Acres Inc. Cash Bids
Notes Basis Cash Price (tonne) Cash Price Futures Price Basis Month
Corn
Soybeans
Wheat, SRW

Quotes are delayed, as of April 26, 2024, 02:18:09 AM CDT or prior.
All grain prices are subject to change at any time.
Cash bids are based on 10-minute delayed futures prices, unless otherwise noted.
Corn
Quotes are delayed, as of April 26, 2024, 02:18:09 AM CDT or prior.
Soybeans
Quotes are delayed, as of April 26, 2024, 02:18:09 AM CDT or prior.
Wheat
Quotes are delayed, as of April 26, 2024, 02:18:09 AM CDT or prior.
Canadian Dollar
Quotes are delayed, as of April 26, 2024, 02:18:09 AM CDT or prior.
Important Information

 

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Donna: donna@maizeingacresinc.com
cell: 705-930-3488
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Weekends: Closed

Stronger markets to kick off the week. The $220 target orders at Campbellford hit yesterday. It would be good to have an action plan in place before you head to the field. You like autosteer on tractors; it's even better on marketing. We are also going to start our Average Price Contracts May 1. We will be using Wednesday closing prices for the following 7 weeks on all 3 commodities to establish the average price. All you need to do is commit a tonnage to the program by May 1 and you end up with a forward contract at the end for that tonnage. It is a firm commitment as we will be selling futures each week to hedge this. If we see a big spike higher along the way, we can go ahead and price the balance out at that point. Theoretically it should get some pricing done during the seasonal rally. How effective it is really depends on timing. If we only get one high priced week, that price may be watered down with 6 lower priced ones. This is one more tool in your grain marketing toolbox, and is a good option to sell some of your production.  How much should you sell?  Probably 10-20% of your anticipated production would be a good start. It's better than doing nothing at this time of year, but you should still use target orders with a plan to recalibrate if they are not filled by late June. Call with any questions.

Ag Market Commentary
Cotton Mixed Following Positive Export Sales Data -

Cotton futures posted mixed action on Thursday, with contracts anywhere from up 38 points to 21 points lower. The outside market influences saw

Cattle Bounce Back from Wednesday’s Overreaction -

Live cattle had a back and forth trade on Thursday but settled near the highs with $1.60 to $2.67 gains. Cash trade kicked off with a steady/higher

Hogs Pull Back on Thursday with Negotiated Weakness -

Lean hogs fell $1.17 to $2.45 in the front months on Thursday, with the other contracts down 80 to 97 cents. USDA’s National Average Base Hog

Soybeans Come Back to Close Mixed -

Soybeans rallied off the early midday losses by 10-13 cents on Thursday to close with front months down 1 to 3 ¼ cents and the September and beyond

Wheat Continues Rally as Dryness Expands in Southern Plains -

The wheat complex extended the bulls winning streak on Thursday. MPLS led the way this time, up 7 to 12 cents, with Kansas City 8 to 10 ½ cents

Corn Ends Higher, Helped by 10-week High in Export Sales -

Corn rounded out the Tuesday session with contracts up 1 ¾ to 5 cents across the board. Futures were helped out by spillover support from wheat and

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