The Frost Forecast - Canola Marketing

Welcome to the "The Frost Forecast" website, a unique perspective on the Canadian grains and Canola market outlook. The latest commodity market news is readily available at numerous quality online sites, so that is not our focus, rather our starting point for cash grain/oilseed marketing guidance. Identifying the impact of the shifting fundamental situation is a time demanding job, something that is at a premium for busy farm managers that are striving for excellence in all areas of management.

The Frost Forecast provides market watches, warnings and alerts from a fundamental and technical analysis perspective. You can subscribe to either or receive the benefits from incorporating both into your marketing decisions. No matter how thorough the analysis of the Canola, Wheat, Barley and Oats marketing opportunities are each market assessment is only a snapshot in time, which is why a real-time model farm simulation is another subscription choice. Utilizing all the market tools available provides flexibility during volatile times, but understanding the best suited futures and options strategy for different market situations is step one and that is the educational goal of FFC Model Farm Strategies by comparing various strategies in real time.

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Market Alerts

28/01/2012 Talk about a Russian export tariff being imposed to restrict their exports beyond 23-25 MMT, which is expected to be reached by late April is giving the global wheat market support independant of Corn for the first time in months, but even if Russia is not involved in tenders for a few months there is a long list of alternative sources of wheat. Total global wheat supplies in 2011/12 is an all-time record by more than 37 MMT, so upside off this story is very limited from current levels and downside into mid-summer/fall remains significant.

(15/03/2012) Looking forward to fall prices despite SA Soybean losses this winter and a strong old crop usage pace on Canola, if weather isn't a major issue Canola prices will decline to $455 - $495/T and will decline $6.35 - $6.85 on Minn Wheat.

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