Here is an EPM article that talks about a unique situation in Canada involving their swine production and the running cost competition de-oiled corn DDGS have with wheat DDGS. Yes wheat DDGs! What I see as important here is that 'half" of the DDGs coming into Canada have gone through a COES process. It is not scientific poll but we are well into the entire industry moving to COES and corn oil as a co-byproduct.
"With U.S. ethanol plants adding corn oil extraction in increasing numbers, about half the distillers grains coming into Canada is a low corn oil product, . . "
SEE HERE
SkunK
As long as the rising Asian middle class and parts south demand an increasing beef portion in their diet, the American corn ethanol DDGs will not have trouble finding a world wide market. High protein, reduced fat DDGS also have a huge market in the American Dairy and Beef industry.
What does everyone else know that we dont
ReplyDeleteHey, that is my question! Any suggested answers? How can this cash cow be selling for a fraction of one quarter's earnings? Makes one a little nervous when the other shoe is going to drop. Or are we strapped into a rocket ship ready to blast off or explode on the pad?
ReplyDeleteIs this what it feels like to be the first man on the moon?
ReplyDeleteStay in your seat Buzz, I'll check things out. Buying GERS or going out the hatch first is too much of a risk. Let me do it, I got the right stuff.
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ReplyDeletelooks like the courts are wrapping up on the infringements and will a have a decision in january
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