These guides are for Prairie farmers who market their own grain and want to know when to sell, how to read the chart for each crop, and whether an advisor makes sense and what it costs.
They are written by Trent Klarenbach, BSA AgEc, PAg, who has spent 11 years applying technical analysis to Prairie grain marketing.
The Klarenbach Grain Report and the Special Crops Report use the same method, and each starts with a free 30-day trial.
By Trent Klarenbach, BSA AgEc, PAg, Saskatoon, SK.
How do I know when to sell my grain?
Technical analysis in grain marketing
Canola technical analysis: when to sell
Durum technical analysis: when to sell
Lentil technical analysis: when to sell
Pea technical analysis: when to sell
Special crops marketing advice
Special crops market analysis for Saskatchewan farmers
How the Klarenbach Price Index works
Grain market advisor for Prairie farmers
What a grain marketing advisor does
Do I need a grain marketing advisor?
Is a grain marketing advisor worth it?
How to choose a grain marketing advisor
Grain marketing advisor track record
Grain marketing advisor in Saskatchewan
Grain marketing newsletter vs advisor
How much does a grain marketing advisor cost?
Common grain marketing mistakes
The grain marketing newsletter for Canadian farmers
The Klarenbach Grain Report and the Special Crops Report each include a free 30-day trial.
Technical analysis studies price itself rather than news. For a producer, it turns chart behaviour into a keep or sell decision.
A sell signal is a price level set in advance. When price moves through that level, the call changes from keep to sell.
No. The reports give the keep/sell signal and the level. How many bushels to move stays your decision.
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