US Grain Watch

Follower of Commodities and the Ag industry.

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@ISU145 No way we are above trendline IMO, just a few too many acres that are rough this year . Could very well be printed however but will not be the reality.

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@traderchicago7 @TheGrainiac I just hope I can have the money to help my kids fulfill whatever dream or business they want to be involved with. I loan a ton of money today and feel in the future it will be way harder to access capital because of the nature of the greed in our society.

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@JerodMcDaniel So true, so true

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@MisterCommodity I have no idea I barely go on here but when I do I see lots of stuff like this that makes me laugh!

[RiverFarmer @SoybeansRus]

The American Agriculture Movement (AAM) was a grassroots farmer-led organization that emerged in 1977 in response to low commodity prices and the 1977 Farm Bill. The AAM's goals included fair agricultural prices, limiting imports, and establishing an agricultural producers organization to advise the government. The AAM's activities included protests, rallies, and tractor caravans across the country and in Washington, D.C. The movement peaked in 1978. In that year farmers nationwide drove their tractors into Washington to lobby for changes in farm policy, block traffic, and occupy the National Mall for several weeks in February and March…..

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@SoybeansRus Might be a year or two away yet unfortunately

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@morrisonmkts Now where lol.

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@denniscattle @DDFalpha Happy thanksgiving Denny!

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@traderchicago7 Long term short?

[Jason Hanson @JasonHanson2028]

Don’t understand why farmers won’t organize and hit back against the monopolies and their government pawns.

Together you have the real power.

Why be dictated to when you have the land and means of production?

What are you scared of?

Bankruptcy?

Have you seen the trends?! Bankruptcy is where the current path inevitably ends.

Organize and be the change.

Your children and grandchildren will be glad you did.

Make it happen. 🇺🇸

Godspeed.

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@LlcHughes We don’t give a shit, the government is half the problem here, time to have balls of steel. Price would be higher if we didn’t plant.

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@ISU145 All other businesses cut production when supply appears to be becoming burdensome. I think if that happens 1x things would be a little different.

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@ISU145 Farmers hold the strongest cards, it’s called work together and refuse to plant a crop so that the world realizes what would happen if we did that. It happens in SA. Only way to negotiate. Too many bobble heads streamlining what they think farmers need.

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@cb_catt No

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@ISU145 @ArlanFF101 Oh you can’t say that! I agree btw. What good is the information if it’s not accurate YOY.

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@BlainHizer @DDFalpha Glad that’s funny for them

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@traderchicago7 @JasonBohlke So 3.50 lol

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@MichaelWSpike @ArlanFF101 I wouldn’t have a problem with his posts if stone x had a somewhat accurate field model but they don’t and history has proven that. He fails to admit the market trades their 2-4 bushel bigger yield than what had generally came to fruition.

[Robert McClure ⛳️ @mcclure_trades]

🌽Corn yield forecast controversy? My 179.0 bu/ac prediction is slightly below USDA's. I'm an independent forecaster, not selling anything—just crunching numbers for myself. Using weather forecasts through the season, soil moisture is a key component in my model, changing slowly. Here's the breakdown: