Western Standard - January 30, 2023


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Episode Stats


Length

1 minute

Words per minute

120.760345

Word count

216

Sentence count

23


Summary

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The market is looking like the start line at a quarter mile racetrack, with all lights showing green. We ve got the commodity markets like the opening bell at the start of a race track. All lights are showing green!

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 We've got the commodity markets looking like the start line at a quarter mile
00:00:27.240 racetrack with all lights showing green. The market's up this morning quite a bit.
00:00:31.320 We've got March Minneapolis futures are up three and a quarter cents to $9.25 per bushel
00:00:36.440 and local hard red spring bid for Feb March movement at $11.45 per bushel delivered.
00:00:41.480 In the oilseeds nearby canola futures jumped $17.20 to $8.25 per metric ton with delivered
00:00:48.200 values for February movement at $18.25 per bushel. And taking a look at the cattle markets,
00:00:53.560 February live cattle are also up $1.95 to $1.68 and two thirds per hundredweight.
00:00:59.160 There are a few markets going sideways. Pulse markets, for example, red lentils are trading
00:01:03.800 at 30 cents per pound and the yellow peas are holding at $12.50 per bushel. Same with the cash
00:01:10.120 feed market. We've got barley trading at $4.25 per metric, feed wheat holding at $4.44 per metric,
00:01:17.880 and corn is unchanged at $4.45 per metric as well. For more information on pricing and picked up on
00:01:23.480 farm options, give me a call at 403-394-1711. I'm Mike Van Dyke at Marketplace Commodities,
00:01:30.360 accurate real-time marketing information and pricing options.
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