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Sean Pratt is a reporter at The Western Producer, Canada's largest agricultural newspaper. I have covered agriculture for 30 years.
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Could the grain market bull run be ending?

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By Sean Pratt Verified
| AGCanada.com Verified
Glacier FarmMedia — A senior banking official is warning that the grain market bull run might be overdone. Stephen Nicholson, North American head of crops for Rabobank, said farmers should be wary of supply-based bull runs. “Typically, supply shocks tend to be fairly short-lived to the upside,” he said. The hard part is separating the noise from the fundamentals. “Right now, everyone is bulled up because — oh my gosh, the crop is smaller than last year,” said Nicholson.
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Could the grain market bull run be ending?

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By Sean Pratt Verified
| The Western Producer Verified
SASKATOON — A senior banking official is warning that the grain market bull run might be over. Stephen Nicholson, North American head of crops for Rabobank, said farmers should be wary of supply-based bull runs. “Typically, supply shocks tend to be fairly short-lived to the upside,” he said. “It’s a fragile rally.” The hard part is separating the noise from the fundamentals. “Right now, everyone is bulled up because — oh my gosh, the crop is smaller than last year,” said Nicholson.
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Unwelcome harvest rain threatens quality

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By Sean Pratt Verified
| AGCanada.com Verified
Glacier FarmMedia — Farms in much of Saskatchewan and western Manitoba have been deluged with moisture at an inopportune time. Heavy rains in late August and early September have caused quality damage to some crops and have delayed harvest operations, according to analysts. A downpour during the last weekend of August delivered 40 to 80 millimetres in a wide swath surrounding the Saskatchewan-Manitoba border and north of Saskatoon.
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