Western Standard - December 06, 2022


Saskatchewan sets records for economic, job, and population growth


Episode Stats

Length

1 minute

Words per Minute

102.0781

Word Count

149

Sentence Count

22


Summary

Grains, Cattle, Oilseeds, Pulsals, Grains, and Soybeans all fell on Tuesday morning. Grain prices dropped across the board, with wheat, corn, soybeans, and oilseeds falling the most. In the wheat markets, March wheat futures lost 4 cents at $8.98/bushel, while March soybean futures dropped 1 cent at $11.40/boe. Cattle markets dropped $1.92/100 pounds, with prices for February live cattle dropping 1.90/100 weight. Soybeans dropped $2.40 at $9.5760/boonen, and wheat futures dropped $4.50 at $12.75/baoen.


Transcript

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00:00:28.860 Lethbridge feed grain prices are as follows. Cash barley's at $4.45, feed wheat's at $4.56,
00:00:34.880 and corn's at $4.50 per metric ton. In the milling wheat markets, March Minneapolis futures lost
00:00:40.360 four cents at $8.98, with local hardwood spring bids for December movement at $11.40 per bushel.
00:00:47.160 In the oil seeds, nearby canola futures are down $1.40 at $8.5760, with delivered values for
00:00:53.940 December movement at $19.22 per bushel. In the pulse markets, nearby red lentils are holding at $0.33
00:01:00.340 a pound, and yellow peas are trading at $12.75 per bushel. In the cattle markets, February live cattle
00:01:07.260 dropped $1.92 at $1.53.90 per 100 weight. For more information on grain marketing, call me at 403-394-1711.
00:01:17.300 I'm Sean Smith at Marketplace Commodities, accurate real-time marketing information and pricing options.
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