By Commodity News Service Canada
WINNIPEG, July 19 (CNS Canada) – Grower price indications released by Prairie Ag Hotwire today show feed barley in Saskatchewan delivered to elevators at C$2.80 to C$3.30 per bushel. Alberta prices were quoted at C$3-C$4.33 per bu.
Feed wheat was quoted at C$3.15 to C$5.10 per bu. in Saskatchewan and C$4.14 to C$6.15 per bu. in Alberta.
Feed peas in Saskatchewan, at elevators ranged from C$3.40 to C$6.10 (FOB on farm C$5.50 – C$7.50) and Alberta elevator delivered feed peas ranged C$5.01 to C$5.85.
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A corn maze in the image of New England Patriot quarterback Tom Brady is scheduled to open Sept. 16 at Sauchuk’s Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch in Plympton, Massachusetts. Photos are on the farm’s Facebook page @sauchuk Farm.
Corn futures at the Chicago Board of Trade climbed 1.7 per cent today, lifted by expectations for more hot weather and limited rain in the main growing areas of the United States, which would curtail yields. September corn finished at US$3.82.5 per bushel, up 5.5 cents. December contracts finished 5.5 cents higher at US$3.96.25.
The GFS (Global Forecast System) weather model, developed by the U.S. National Centers for Environmental Information, has reduced some of the previous projections for heat and heavy rain in the U.S. cornbelt, but European models offer a different view.
