
MarketsFarm analyst Bruce Burnett says Canadian feed barley stays near record values because December corn futures traded at US$5.39 per bushel on October 20. Imported US corn caps barley prices, while soymeal values have fallen 20% since January as crushers prioritize oil over meal.
High corn prices support barley as a feed substitute, while weaker soymeal reduces protein feed costs. Expanded crush for oil leaves more meal supply, pressuring protein feed prices.
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