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Summary
Latest update on commodity prices around Lethbridge, Alberta. No big moves in wheat, barley, corn, or soybeans. Cattle, wheat, and pulse markets holding steady. Canola, soybeans, and wheat prices continue to rise.
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Here's an update on the current commodity prices around Lethbridge. Nothing's really happening to
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enhance any of the feed grains, so we have cash barley remaining at $4.45 per metric, feed
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wheat holding steady at $4.56, and corn's holding at $4.57 per metric. Moving to the milling wheat
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markets, March Minneapolis futures are up $0.06 to $9.08 per bushel, with local hard red
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spring bid for February movement at $11.38 per bushel delivered. In the oil seeds, nearby
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canola futures are up $3.90 to $8.56.30 per ton, with delivered values for January movement
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at $19.20 per bushel. Continuing to the pulse markets, they're holding steady as well, with
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red lentil prices remaining at $0.33 per pound, and yellow peas are trading at $12.75 per bushel.
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Taking a quick look at the cattle markets, February live cattle are up $0.32.50 to $1.53.88 per
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hundredweight. For more information on pricing and picked up on farm options, give me a call
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at 403-394-1711. I'm Mike Van Dyke at Marketplace Commodities, accurate real-time marketing information
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