GrainStrategy

Sage Flat Family Farms

Neil Novak · Smith County, KS · Katie Rennick · client since 2020

111k bu at 83% priced
$609.7K under management
Call before pricingCosts are estimatesLast spoke in 3 months1 critical2 other findings(785) 555-7500
Neil Novak has declined a recommendation 2 times on this account. That is a client's right on their own grain, and the dated record of it below is what protects both sides of the conversation later.
Contracts
3
92k bu priced, 83% of expected production.
Revenue locked
$509,654
$12,640 of it over break-even.
Basis left open
0 bu
Board locked, cash price not yet settled.
Sold, not hauled
92k bu
Contracted bushels that still have to physically move.

Contracts

PricedCropInstrumentBushelsBoardBasisNet cashOver costDelivery
Jul 4, 2026Wheat
new crop
Cash34k bu$6.14-$0.63$5.51+$0.09
$3,024
Jul 2027
Washington County Elevator
Not hauled
Jun 1, 2026Wheat
new crop
Cash33k bu$6.16-$0.60$5.56+$0.14
$4,676
Jul 2027
Washington County Elevator
Not hauled
Apr 8, 2026Wheat
new crop
Forward/HTA25k bu$6.20-$0.58$5.62+$0.20
$4,940
Jul 2027
Washington County Elevator
Not hauled

Net cash is the board plus the basis, which is the only price the family is actually paid. Where the basis is open the stored figure is today's estimate rather than a settled price, so the average across the account moves until somebody fixes it.

What was advised, and what they decided

DateCropOutcomeRecommendation
Aug 5, 2026WheatPricedFilled the resting order and confirmed the contract
Jul 31, 2026WheatCheck inSeason check in, no recommendation
May 30, 2026WheatAgreed, not yet executedAgreed to place a resting order at the next target
May 17, 2026WheatDeclinedRecommended fixing basis, client wants to see spring
Mar 25, 2026WheatDeclinedRecommended moving old crop, client is holding for a rally

TODO: the contact history in this demo is synthetic. These are invented conversations and they must be cleared before anybody outside the desk sees this page. The record itself is the point: it is the least glamorous thing in the product and probably the most valuable.