Grain Market Prospects for 2017

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Grain Market Prospects for 2017 A Test Drive of 2017 Grain Sales Strategies Jewell, Kansas January 10, 2017 DANIEL O BRIEN EXTENSION AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIST Probability of Corn Futures Trends Examining 1990-2016 (Last 27 years) Likelihood of Level-Higher U.S. Corn Futures (DEC Corn) o Through Spring-Summer (June-July)?? Spring-Summer Price occurred 27/27 Years (100%) o Actually resulting in level-higher prices by Fall (Nov-Dec)?? Fall Price occurred 9/27 Years (33%)

Probability of HRW Wheat Futures Trends Examining 1990-2016 (Last 27 years) Probability of Level-Higher U.S. HRW Wheat futures (JULY KS HRW Wheat futures) o Through Spring (March-May)?? Spring Price occurred 26/27 Years (96%) o Actually resulting in level-higher prices by Summer (July- August)?? Summer Price occurred 10/27 Years (37%) Probability of Soybean Futures Trends Examining 1990-2016 (Last 27 years) Probability of Level-Higher U.S. Soybean Futures (NOVEMBER Soybeans) o Through Spring-Summer (May-August)?? Spring-Summer Price occurred 23/27 Years (85%) o Actually resulting in level-higher prices by Fall (Oct-Nov)?? Fall Price occurred 12/27 Years (44%)

Corn & Sorghum Markets CME Corn Futures Monthly Chart: Nov. 2007 December 2017 + 1/9/2017 close MAR 2017 $3.58 ¾ 1/9/2017 $3.59 $2.90 $3.18 $3.01

Kansas Corn Seasonal Cash $ Index Monthly Prices: 1999/2000 2015/16 + Forecast MY 2016/17 North Central KS Corn Seasonal Cash $ Index Monthly Prices: Comparing 5, 10, 15 year Historical Averages

Corn Cash & Futures Prices Jewell, KS Local Elevators January 9, 2017 $Price / bu $6 $5 $4 $3 $2 $1 $0 $2.94 $3.04 $0.03 42 /mo $3.59 $3.66 $3.73 $3.79 $3.87 $3.49 $3.37 $2.00 $2.00 $2.00? Futures Low Cash/FC$ High Cash/FC$ Marketing Loan

Kansas Sorghum Seasonal Cash $ Index Monthly Prices: 1999/2000 2015/16 + Forecast MY 2016/17

NC KS Sorghum Seasonal Cash $ Index Monthly Prices: Comparing 5, 10, 15 year Historical Averages Sorghum Cash & Futures Prices Jewell, KS Local Elevators January 9, 2017 $Price / bu $6 $5 $4 $3 $2 $1 $0 $2.63 $2.73 $0.03 42 /mo $3.59 $3.66 $3.73 $3.79 $3.87 $2.96 $3.11 $1.81 $1.81 $1.81? Futures Low Cash/FC$ High Cash/FC$ Marketing Loan

What Old Crop Corn & Sorghum Marketing Strategies are Likely to Work Best in 2017? For Old Crop 2016 Corn On-Farm Storage Yes, but not until spring-summer 2017 Off-Farm Storage Maybe, but will need larger 2017 rallies Storage Hedge / Fwd Contract No futures are too flat! Buy Puts or Marketing Loan + Mktg Loans ( put costs) Sell Cash & Buy Call Options wide Basis (But DO after sales) What New Crop Corn & Sorghum Marketing Strategies are Likely to Work Best in 2017? For New Crop 2017 Corn Futures Hedge (HTA) Yes, but not until spring-summer 2017 Forward Contract Maybe, but watch for wide basis bids Buy Puts Maybe @ spring/summer rallies Marketing Loans Be aware of Mktg Loan$ vs Net Put$ Fwrd Contract + Buy Calls wide Basis (+ rally protection)

Wheat Markets CME Kansas Hard Red Winter Wheat Monthly Chart: Nov. 2007 December 2016 + 1/9/2017 close MAR 2017 $4.37 ½ 1/9/2017 $6.01 $4.33 $4.59 $3.67 $4.37

Kansas Wheat Seasonal Cash $ Index Monthly Prices: 1999/00 2015/16 + Current MY 2016/17 NC KS Wheat Seasonal Cash $ Index Monthly Prices: Comparing 5, 10, 15 year Historical Averages

Wheat Cash & Futures Prices Jewell, KS Local Elevators January 9, 2017 $Price / bu $8 $7 $6 $5 $4 $3 $2 $1 $0 $0.05 875 /mo $0.05 75 /mo? $0.07 50 /mo $0.06 /mo $4.38 $4.49 $4.61 $4.76 $4.94 $3.28 $3.51 $3.16 $3.16 $3.13 Futures Low Cash/FC$ High Cash/FC$ Marketing Loan What Old Crop Wheat Marketing Strategies are Likely to Work Best in 2017? For Old Crop 2016 Wheat On-Farm Storage By now are waiting for Spring 2017 rally Off-Farm Storage Ditto on-farm, but need larger 2017 rallies Storage Hedge / Fwd Contract Hedge w. open basis (HTA) Buy Puts or Marketing Loan + Mktg Loans** (only buy put if LDP) Sell Cash & Buy Call Options wide Basis (but do if after sales)

What New Crop Wheat Marketing Strategies are Likely to Work Best in 2017? For New Crop 2017 Wheat Futures Hedge Yes, but not till Spring 2017 (watch basis risk***) Forward Contract Maybe, but watch for wide basis bids Buy Puts Maybe @ Spring rallies above Mktg Loan Marketing Loan Today s dominant strategy (end dates?) Forward Contract + Buy Calls wide Basis (+ rally protection) Soybean Markets

CME Soybean Futures Monthly Chart: Nov. 2007 December 2016 + 1/9/2017 close MAR 2017 $9.93 ¾ 1/9/2017 $9.94 $7.76 ¼ $8.53

Kansas Soybean Seasonal Cash $ Index Monthly Prices: 1999/00 2015/16 + Current MY 2016/27

NC KS Soybean Seasonal Cash $ Index Monthly Prices: Comparing 5, 10, 15 year Historical Averages Soybean Cash & Futures Prices Jewell, KS Local Elevators January 9, 2017 $Price / bu $15 $12 $9.94 $10.00 $10.09 $10.16 $10.02 $9.89 $9 $6 $3 $0 $0.04 06 /mo? $8.89 $9.14 $8.75 $9.04 $4.85 $4.85 $4.85 Futures Low Cash/FC$ High Cash/FC$ Marketing Loan

What Old Crop Soybean Marketing Strategies are Likely to Work Best in 2017? For Old Crop 2016 Soybeans On-Farm Storage Yes, but @ risk to 2017 So. America crop Off-Farm Storage Ditto On-Farm storage but at higher costs Storage Hedge / Fwd Contracts No!! futures are too flat! Buy Puts or Marketing Loans Yes Buy Puts (No Mktg Loan) Sell Cash & Buy Calls Use after cash sales IF mkt rallies What New Crop Soybean Marketing Strategies are Likely to Work Best in 2017? For New Crop 2017 Soybeans Futures Hedge??? How much risk of low fall 2017 $ s? Forward Contract Ditto, but watch for wide fall 17 basis bids Buy Puts Yes @ spring/summer rallies Marketing Loans Extremely low Mktg Loan$ vs Net Put$s Forward Contract + Buy Calls Use as post-fc rally protection

Questions? Daniel O Brien Extension Agricultural Economist Kansas State university dobrien@ksu.edu KSUGrains on Twitter & Facebook www.agmanager.info