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Premium Feed & Grain — Two layers, only one of which is public. The published layer is an elevator's own quoted cash-price and basis curve — corn bids for delivery months from October 2026 through July 2027, each quoted as futures reference plus basis with an explicit cash price and daily price change — plus a dated, versioned grain policy showing exactly how a delivered load is repriced: moisture standards differing by programme (15% selling, 15% price-later, 14% storage, 14% grain bank), drying at 5 cents per point effective 6 October 2026 and explicitly indexed to fuel prices, shrink at 1.…
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Two layers, only one of which is public. The published layer is an elevator's own quoted cash-price and basis curve — corn bids for delivery months from October 2026 through July 2027, each quoted as futures reference plus basis with an explicit cash price and daily price change — plus a dated, versioned grain policy showing exactly how a delivered load is repriced: moisture standards differing by programme (15% selling, 15% price-later, 14% storage, 14% grain bank), drying at 5 cents per point effective 6 October 2026 and explicitly indexed to fuel prices, shrink at 1.50% per moisture point, moisture averaging rules, storage minimums and monthly accruals, price-later handling charges at 16 cents for 60 days then 5 cents per month to 15 September 2027, grain-bank receiving and load-out fees with protein-conditioned out-corn fees, and discount schedules for damage, foreign material, test weight, musty and weevily, with aflatoxin dockage reserved above 20 ppb. The licensable layer is what the quotes are computed from and applied to: the elevator's dated bid-change history (each quoted bid is revised continuously and the chart endpoint implies stored time series), delivery tickets with measured moisture, damage, test weight and foreign material per load, price-later and minimum-price contract books, and stored-inventory positions by producer.
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Premium Feed & Grain — Two layers, only one of which is public. The published layer is an elevator's own quoted cash-price and basis curve — corn bids for delivery months from October 2026 through July 2027, each quoted as futures reference plus basis with an explicit cash price and daily price change — plus a dated, versioned grain policy showing exactly how a delivered load is repriced: moisture standards differing by programme (15% selling, 15% price-later, 14% storage, 14% grain bank), drying at 5 cents per point effective 6 October 2026 and explicitly indexed to fuel prices, shrink at 1.…
Premium Feed & Grain offers (Price, Alternative, Supply Chain) — Estimated thousands to low tens of thousands of dated bid observations (each commodity-delivery-month bid revised daily across several years of chart history, multiplied across corn and other program commodities), plus a per-delivery ledger of likely thousands of loads per crop year, each with measured moisture, damage, test weight and foreign material values. Policy versions add a small but high-value set of dated rate documents rather than volume..
Most valuable single artefact is the dated handling-and-discount schedule series: it prices the wedge between a quoted cash bid and what a grower actually receives, which no market-data vendor publishes, and its fuel-linked drying rate and dated revisions make it a direct input-cost inflation indicator for crush and feed-margin models. Second: the bid-change history as a local basis series for basis-model validation and for measuring how quickly an independent elevator passes futures moves through to farm-gate prices (a competition and price-transmission measure of genuine academic and regulatory interest). Third: delivered-moisture distributions as a harvest-condition proxy, and the price-later book as an aggregate grower price-expectation indicator.
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