Statistics Canada’s seeded acreage report contains interesting details

Agronomic news
11 juil 2025

Source: Western Producer

Statistics Canada’s June 27 seeded acreage report shows farmers planted more durum, lentils, peas and oats this spring while seeding less canola and barley. As usual, it’s the details that are the most interesting. Read more details of the report from this Western Producer article.

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