Good grain marketing isn’t about calling the market high.
It’s about setting targets, selling in stages, tracking grade and protein spreads, and shopping bids between buyers. The highest posted price isn’t always the best deal once delivery terms and discounts are considered.
I’ve been quiet about what I’m building at Trigger Grain Marketing. I help AB & SK grain farms make disciplined marketing decisions—and built an app to track contracts, deliveries, inventory, cash flow and prices. I’ll share more here. Want a more organized approach? DM me.
💡Who can you expect to hear from this year at Think Wheat?🌾
Add our annual Think Wheat event to your calendar, because you're not going to want to miss this lineup!🗓️
Join Sask Wheat along with our curated list of speakers in Swift Current on Jan. 27 and/or in Lloydminster on Jan. 28! We look forward to covering all of this year's biggest topics surrounding environment, climate, markets, policy, grain contracts and so much more!
Register:
https://t.co/HYRvbN2GBb
Elevator bids are all over the place right now!
Sarah Cochet is back on the podcast to dig into why.
🎙️ Crop marketer to crop marketer, Sarah and Ryan have an unfiltered chat about:
•Canola’s surprise rally (and whether it’ll last)
•Big swings in grain buyer pricing
•Why contract fine print deserves a closer look
Plus, John Deere’s Ben Longlet shares how Harvest Profit helps farms take emotion out of marketing decisions and get clear on real costs.
🎧 Catch episode 82 at https://t.co/zmGTwkvaC6
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@jasonjamesbnn Every province is handling the 10$/day daycare differently, I am no trudeau fan but maybe take it up with your provincial administration. In Sask it is a flat rate of 217$/month per child, food included. The daycare is not allowed to charge more.