Canadian barley has opportunity in China

Agronomic news
June 23, 2024

Source: Western Producer

Canadian barley growers might have a window of opportunity to regain some lost market share in China, says an analyst. Australia’s loss could be Canada’s gain in the world’s largest barley market. Read more on barley's opportunity in China from this Western Producer article.

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Canadian barley growers might have a window of opportunity to regain some lost market share in China, says an analyst. Australia’s loss could be Canada’s gain in the world’s largest barley market. Read more on barley's opportunity in China from this Western Producer article.

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