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I read on one of the posts that wheat prices jumped 2%
Let's put that in perspective for non-farmers.
That would be like gas going from $2.10 per gallon to $2.14
I don't know what posts you were looking at (was that here on C-D?) but that's not what I was reading on the AgWeb reports. Of course it's possible I might have misunderstood or misinterpreted what I was reading but this is what the report said:
Hard red winter wheat went up 6.5%, soft red winter wheat went up 5.5% and corn went up 3%.
I don't know what posts you were looking at (was that here on C-D?) but that's not what I was reading on the AgWeb reports. Of course it's possible I might have misunderstood or misinterpreted what I was reading but this is what the report said:
Hard red winter wheat went up 6.5%, soft red winter wheat went up 5.5% and corn went up 3%.
And if you want to follow the prices.. Click here. Take a look at Wheat. From end of April, snowstorm hit and up it went to highest price in months. But its down off those highs now. Doesn't fluctuate as much as Oil or other commodities but we'll see what it does from here on out..
It could be worse, wheat is only a crop grown when you can't grow anything else- like in western Kansas, home to some of the most extreme weather anywhere. I don't eat modern wheat, haven't for many years. It is one of the direct causes of the obesity epidemic in the US.
It could be worse, wheat is only a crop grown when you can't grow anything else- like in western Kansas, home to some of the most extreme weather anywhere. I don't eat modern wheat, haven't for many years. It is one of the direct causes of the obesity epidemic in the US.
Of COURSE it is. It goes without saying that wheat made this kid fat...
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