- Canola Marketing --
Cash Markets
Canola Council of Canada
The futures price is established in a public forum based on a supply and demand; spreads
between futures months reflect the cost of carrying (storage and interest) canola from one
futures month to the next.
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- Canola Marketing
-- Market Analysis
Canola Council of Canada
The price outlook for various grains and oilseeds is important when you make your planting
decisions. Your expectations of future price levels will influence the timing of your
sales.
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- Canola
Marketing -- Options on Futures
Canola Council of Canada
Options on futures are a marketing tool which you can use to capture pricing opportunities
and reduce risk while maintaining the ability to take advantage of market price
changes.
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- Canola
Marketing -- Price Determination
Canola Council of Canada
Price for oilseeds is established internationally, there are domestic influences which
also contribute to the final price you receive for your canola.
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- Canola Marketing
-- Strategy Review
Canola Council of Canada
Not only do you need to be aware of international market conditions, but also domestic
ones. You should now be able to identify factors that affect prices from year to year, as
well as during the year.
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- Canola
Marketing -- Using the Futures Market
Canola Council of Canada
The price someone is willing to pay for a quantity of canola at a given period in time,
and the price someone is willing to sell that same quantity of canola for, is arrived at
in public through an open bidding system.
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- Knowing and
Managing Grain Basis
Stephen Amosson, Jim Mintert, William Tierney and Mark Waller, Texas
Agricultural Extension Service, June 1998
Basis is the difference between a cash price and the futures price of a particular
commodity on a given futures exchange.
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- Multiple
Year Pricing Strategies for Corn
David Kenyon & Chuck Beckman, Virginia Cooperative Extension, 1996
This publication explains how to take advantage of favorable prices by pricing three
years production at one time.
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- Multiple Year
Pricing Strategies for Soybeans
David Kenyon & Chuck Beckman, Virginia Cooperative Extension, 1996
This publication explains how to take advantage of favorable prices by pricing three
years production at one time.
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- Quality Oriented
Marketing of Hard Winter Wheat
Tim Herrman, Robert K. Bequette, Patrick J. McCluskey, John R. Pederson,
Joseph G. Ponte and James P. Shroyer, Kansas State University Research & Extension,
June 1995
This bulletin was prepared to help educate producers, grain handlers, and grain
merchandisers in technology used to evaluate hard winter wheat quality and to explain the
relationship between these measurements and end-use properties.
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- Soft
White Wheat Market Characterization
Tom Worley, Washington State University
Cooperative Extension Service, December 1998
This chapter contains data tables and charts which characterize
wheat markets at differing levels of aggregation including world
totals, United States and Pacific Northwest regional markets. The
chapter is intended to show important relationships among the various
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- Soft
White Wheat Market Characterization - Section I: Tables and Charts
Tom Worley, Washington State University
Cooperative Extension Service, December 1998
This chapter contains data tables and charts which characterize
wheat markets at differing levels of aggregation including world
totals, United States and Pacific Northwest regional markets. The
chapter is intended to show important relationships among the various
. . .
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- Soft
White Wheat Market Characterization - Section II: Tables and Charts
Tom Worley, Washington State University
Cooperative Extension Service, December 1998
This chapter contains data tables and charts which characterize
wheat markets at differing levels of aggregation including world
totals, United States and Pacific Northwest regional markets. The
chapter is intended to show important relationships among the various
. . .
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- Soft
White Wheat Market Characterization - Section III: Tables and Charts
Tom Worley, Washington State University
Cooperative Extension Service, December 1998
This chapter contains data tables and charts which characterize
wheat markets at differing levels of aggregation including world
totals, United States and Pacific Northwest regional markets. The
chapter is intended to show important relationships among the various
. . .
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- Sunflower
Marketing in the High Plains
Daniel O'Brien, Kansas State University Research & Extension, December
1997
Sunflower is a viable alternative crop for growers in Kansas and other areas of the High
Plains. It is well adapted agronomically to both irrigated production and nonirrigated
crop rotations, and it is a viable "double crop" option where growing season
length permits.
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