GrainStrategy

Copper Creek Farms

Tessa Carver · Thayer County, NE · Wes Tolliver · client since 2025

59k bu at 25% priced
$630.6K under management
Call before pricingCosts are estimatesLast spoke in 23 days1 critical3 other findings(785) 555-2917
1 rung has passed their sell-by date with the bushels still unpriced. The plan prices those tranches on the calendar rather than the market, which is the whole point of writing a date next to a price. Either price them or agree a new date with the family and write it down.

Soybeans new crop · Nov 2026

Break-even $10.32 · cash bid $10.67 · 25% priced against a 72% pace

Ladder covers 83% of the cropGuarantee 44k bu
RungPriceOver costTrancheAway from the bidSell byState
1$10.90+$0.5815%
8,868 bu
FilledMay 9, 2026
4 months ago
Window Feb-May
Hit
2$11.49+$1.1723%
14k bu
$0.82Jul 9, 2026
46 days ago
Window Feb-May
Time stop passed
3$11.99+$1.6723%
14k bu
$1.32Sep 9, 2026
in 16 days
Window Feb-May
Due soon
4$12.62+$2.3022%
13k bu
$1.95Nov 9, 2026
in 3 months
Window Feb-May
Working

Rungs are sorted by price rather than by the order they were entered, because a scale-up ladder only reads as a ladder in price order. Distance is measured from the cash bid, which is the board plus the local basis, not from the board alone.

A rung that filled before its date is done rather than overdue. The desk's cushion over break-even is $0.10, because a break-even is itself an estimate and pricing exactly at one is pricing at the midpoint of an error bar. On this crop that means a rung has to clear $10.42 to count as clearing cost.