Sept02


	Issue 47 September 2002


	Prairie Grains is the official publication of the Minnesota Association of Wheat Growers, North Dakota Grain Growers Association and South Dakota Wheat, Inc.




	Selling Strategies Under Four Price Scenarios Using Futures and Options Intelligently to Manage Price Risk Marketing and Risk Management Software, Information Marketing and Risk Management Links Online Put Your 2003 Pre-Harvest Grain Marketing Plan in Place Now Shift in Carry Means Shift in Strategy This Harvest Tips for Better Grain Marketing USDA Reports Affect Markets, But Pinpointing Direction Difficult Successful Marketing Plan Requires Basis Understanding Grain Market Advisory Services Often Beat Average Price Benchmarks Use These Charts to Estimate Expected Net Price, Plan Sales Storage Costs Impact Marketing Alternatives Revise Grain Selling Plan When Prices, Production Change Wheat Export Trends Internet Marketing Game Simulates Futures, Options Without Actual Price Risk Prairie Grains News Briefs A Look at the Structure, Strategies of Area Marketing Groups Delivering on a Futures Contract Possible, But Not Common Three Predominant Marketing Strategies Likely with New Farm Bill Key Features of the New Farm Program Should You Update Base Acres, Yields? Price Picture Suggests Wheat, Soy Harvest Sales Establishing a Marketing Price Range Earthwise Finding Its Niche with Niche Crops Prairie Ramblings