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The CWB Monitor: September 2011
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With the recent removal of the CWB Single Desk, the grain markets in Western Canada are going through an historic change. These commentaries are meant to foster discussion and knowledge about new and emerging aspects of the Western Canadian grain and oilseeds markets. Monday, September 26, 2011. The Next Ten Months. We need a smooth transition to entrepreneurial and marketing freedom. Consider this; at certain times of the year, the CWB may be marketing grain for two crop years. For example, although sig...
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The CWB Monitor: November 2011
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With the recent removal of the CWB Single Desk, the grain markets in Western Canada are going through an historic change. These commentaries are meant to foster discussion and knowledge about new and emerging aspects of the Western Canadian grain and oilseeds markets. Monday, November 21, 2011. The contingency fund as political football. An account on the CWB’s books meant to back-stop the Producer Pricing Options (PPOs) has become a political football. And this is where the mayhem begins. Actually, gove...
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The CWB Monitor: May 2012
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With the recent removal of the CWB Single Desk, the grain markets in Western Canada are going through an historic change. These commentaries are meant to foster discussion and knowledge about new and emerging aspects of the Western Canadian grain and oilseeds markets. Friday, May 25, 2012. Back to the Futures. The Way We Were. The Day the Earth Stood Still. With the end of wheat futures trading in Winnipeg, wheat prices were pooled among farmers, presented as an Initial Payment on delivery with a final p...
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The CWB Monitor: AGP Program as of Mar 8
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With the recent removal of the CWB Single Desk, the grain markets in Western Canada are going through an historic change. These commentaries are meant to foster discussion and knowledge about new and emerging aspects of the Western Canadian grain and oilseeds markets. Sunday, March 10, 2013. AGP Program as of Mar 8. For details or a trial subscription to the whole weekly (12 pages) contact me at john@depape.ca. Posted by John De Pape. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Letter to the Star Pheonix Editor.
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The CWB Monitor: January 2012
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With the recent removal of the CWB Single Desk, the grain markets in Western Canada are going through an historic change. These commentaries are meant to foster discussion and knowledge about new and emerging aspects of the Western Canadian grain and oilseeds markets. Sunday, January 29, 2012. Even so, the lack of details of new-CWB programs does not detract from the market. The open market has already started showing more useful price information than the single desk ever did. You can’t lock in pr...
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The CWB Monitor: June 2011
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With the recent removal of the CWB Single Desk, the grain markets in Western Canada are going through an historic change. These commentaries are meant to foster discussion and knowledge about new and emerging aspects of the Western Canadian grain and oilseeds markets. Thursday, June 30, 2011. When is a plebiscite not a plebiscite? When it’s a survey. Take a close look at Section 47.1 of the Act:. A) the Minister has consulted with the board about the exclusion or extension; and. Let’s be clear; thi...
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The CWB Monitor: A Close Look at What's Happening to Basis
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With the recent removal of the CWB Single Desk, the grain markets in Western Canada are going through an historic change. These commentaries are meant to foster discussion and knowledge about new and emerging aspects of the Western Canadian grain and oilseeds markets. Friday, November 22, 2013. A Close Look at What's Happening to Basis. I wanted to explain our thoughts in more detail. Typically we expect to see basis levels pressed lower at harvest due to heavy deliveries. If prices are not terribly attr...
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The CWB Monitor: July 2012
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With the recent removal of the CWB Single Desk, the grain markets in Western Canada are going through an historic change. These commentaries are meant to foster discussion and knowledge about new and emerging aspects of the Western Canadian grain and oilseeds markets. Tuesday, July 31, 2012. Aug 1 is here and we’re finally clear of the debate and acrimony; we can focus on new business. The other day I was out looking at crops just outside of town. 8220;Take a deep breath; notice that? The grain industry ...
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The CWB Monitor: Charts
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With the recent removal of the CWB Single Desk, the grain markets in Western Canada are going through an historic change. These commentaries are meant to foster discussion and knowledge about new and emerging aspects of the Western Canadian grain and oilseeds markets. Not an encouraging trend. This explains why the Feed Barley pools have zero deliveries. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Letter to the Star Pheonix Editor. A Close Look at Whats Happening to Basis. Canadian Grain Commission Statistics.
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The CWB Monitor: November 2013
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With the recent removal of the CWB Single Desk, the grain markets in Western Canada are going through an historic change. These commentaries are meant to foster discussion and knowledge about new and emerging aspects of the Western Canadian grain and oilseeds markets. Friday, November 22, 2013. A Close Look at What's Happening to Basis. I wanted to explain our thoughts in more detail. Typically we expect to see basis levels pressed lower at harvest due to heavy deliveries. If prices are not terribly attr...
