GrainStrategy

Dry Creek Farms

Hank Jansen · Smith County, KS · Owen Speck · client since 2015

21k bu at 73% priced
$184.7K under management
Call before pricingCosts from their booksLast spoke in 28 days2 other findings(785) 555-5544
400 bu stops being covered within 14 days. Letting an order go on purpose is a decision. Letting it lapse is not, and the difference is a conversation with Hank Jansen before the date rather than after it.
Working
4
2,200 bu resting at the elevator.
Near a trigger
0
Within $0.05 of the market.
Expiring soon
1
Inside 14 days.
How they want it handled
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Call before pricing

Soybeans new crop · cash bid $10.56

StatusInstrumentBushelsTriggerAwayPlacedExpires
WorkingForward/HTA
Washington County Elevator
700 bu$10.73 cash$0.17Jun 10, 2026Oct 4, 2026
in 41 days
WorkingForward/HTA
Washington County Elevator
500 bu$10.81 cash$0.25Jun 28, 2026Sep 9, 2026
in 16 days

Wheat new crop · cash bid $5.76

StatusInstrumentBushelsTriggerAwayPlacedExpires
WorkingCash
Washington County Elevator
600 bu$6.14 board$0.13Jun 30, 2026Oct 31, 2026
in 68 days
WorkingCash
Washington County Elevator
400 bu$6.31 board$0.30May 23, 2026Sep 2, 2026
in 9 days
Expiring
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Distance is measured against the trigger that is closest to filling. A cash trigger is compared to the board plus the local basis, and a board trigger to the board, because comparing a cash target to the board reports an order as fillable when it is not.

A distance of $0.00 on a working order means the synthetic demo board has walked past a resting order rather than that it filled. On a real feed the order would already be gone.