It’s no secret the canola crush plant industry has been expanding in Western Canada, and as the biofuel industry continues its climb, it’s something we will likely continue to see.
Brian Voth, founder of IntelliFARM, says that as demand rises across the market — and he’ll argue demand is never a bad thing — it begs the question: can supply keep up to this impossibly tight balance sheet?
Feed markets continue to soar as corn supply remains low
It’s a bird, it’s a plane… it’s a RealAg LIVE! on markets, that starts with talk of planes!
In this episode of RealAg LIVE! host Kara Oosterhuis is joined by the founder of IntelliFARM, Brian Voth, to talk canola, basis, crush capacity, soybean acres, dry conditions, and flax.
RealAg Live! Episode 68
Whether you are buying or selling on the feed market side, there’s no doubt that you’ve noticed prices skyrocketing.
Between a lack of U.S. corn, and corn availability coming into Canada, the price has been driven upwards.
Feed markets continue to soar as corn supply remains low
If you’ve been watching the feed market, it’s been quite fascinating to say the least. Despite reaching record levels of production of barley in 2020, we are seeing feed barley as high as $6 in Southern Alberta.
This has many buyers and sellers asking the same question: why is the feed market so high, if we’ve got so much production out there?
Feed market continues to rise after a solid 2020 harvest
On today’s RealAg LIVE! our host Kara Oosterhuis is joined by Brian Voth of IntelliFARM Inc. out of Manitoba.
They talk about canola, soybeans, wheat, pulses, and even get a bit into currencies! More importantly, Brian is a motorcycle racer, he started in 2010, but has been riding motorcycles since he was a teenager.
RealAg Live! Episode 91
We’re in the thick of the fall season, and grain markets are acting a little counter-seasonal.
On today’s RealAg LIVE!, Brian Voth, president and founder of IntelliFARM Inc., walks us through what’s going on with soybean, canola, wheat, and corn markets.
RealAg Live! Episode 49
It’s not traditionally a time of year where we see big boosts to several crop price complexes, but what about 2020 has been normal?
In this grain market Q&A LIVE!, Brian Voth, of IntelliFARM, sits down with sports-starved host Shaun Haney to talk corn, canola, soybeans, ethanol, baseball, spring wheat and more!
RealAg Live! Episode 30
Which crop has the biggest price upside? Where will canola acres land? Do I really need to know my cost of production?
RealAg Live! Episode 7
While the COVID-19 pandemic is unlike anything in modern-day history, commodity markets are — perhaps surprisingly — adjusting and adapting to the global market sell-off.
Covid: will funds move into commodities?
Canola is the designated driver of the commodity party, as we have an uphill battle with trade issues and the fundamental situation.
Canola takes the Designated Driver's Seat
In today’s RealAg Radio:
- We dip into the RealAg mail bag to hear your feedback and thoughts from email and the RealAg listener line
- A farmer rapid fire with four farmers from across the country to hear about seeding plans, growing conditions, and if their rotations have changed at all from 2018. We talk to Kevin Serfas, Devon Walker, Tyler Bartmanovich, and Andy Pasztor.
- Brian Voth from IntelliFARM joins us to talk about the canola and corn market.
Real Ag: April 11, 2019
In a perfect world, you’d price grain several times a year, locking in a percentage of production at a profit, as determined by a complete cost of production figure.
But farming isn’t perfect, and only the truly disciplined (and lovers of all things marketing) have annual pricing plans and stick with them.
Pricing Grain While Managing Production Risk
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Let he who is without sin?
Pope Gregory I probably didn’t foresee his list being used as guidance for grain farmers managing market risk when he defined what became known as the seven cardinal sins in 590 AD.
But whether we’re talking morality or grain marketing, these behaviours and habits can be costly.
Avoiding the Seven Deadly(ish) Sins of Grain Marketing
What should you move, price and hedge – and when?
That’s what some farmers think about every early harvest season, especially if they have big bills due soon and haven’t forward-priced and arranged delivery for enough to cover them.
VIDEO: 2016 crop still a big question mark
A wet spring caused canola production to drop one percent; wheat harvest is expected to rise by 10.5 percent
WINNIPEG/OTTAWA (Reuters) — Canadian farmers are set to harvest slightly less canola but more wheat, according to Statistics Canada’s first production report of the year.
Canadian farmers to harvest less canola
A lot less western Canadian grain is being trucked over the U.S. border this year.
But the U.S. market still plays an important role in offering farmers better prices, says a southern Manitoba marketer and adviser.
Less Canadian grain trucked south
We are a group of consultants based out of southern Manitoba, who work together with grain farms to create customized grain marketing plans. These plans are created around your farm’s cost of production, cash flow needs, bin space capacity, personal preferences, market outlooks, and risk tolerances.