ICE Close: Canola Higher for Second Straight Day

Canola futures closed higher for the second straight day on Wednesday, although there is still no indication the downtrend in the market is over.

Chicago Close: Corn, Soys Gain on Crude Strength

Wheat was lower but corn and soybean futures finished with modest gains on Wednesday, underpinned by rising oil prices.

Ottawa to Review Planned Bunge-Viterra Merger

The federal government on Tuesday said it will review the planned merger between agri-businesses Viterra and Bunge to ensure fair competition at Canadian ports.

4-H Canada Providing Youth with “Food For Thought”

Manitoba Harvest Reaches Three-Quarters Complete; Corn Coming Off

The Manitoba harvest is now more than three-quarters complete, with the corn crop starting to come off.

ICE Close: Small Bounce for Canola

Downtrodden canola futures managed a small bounce on Tuesday, with strength in the Chicago soy complex and crude oil lending support.

Chicago Close: Corn Lower; Soys Higher in Pre-Report Positioning

Corn futures closed modestly lower on Tuesday while soybeans were a bit higher amid positioning ahead of a quarterly USDA grain stocks report on Friday.

Strong Start to 2023-24 for Canadian Canola Crush

The first month of the 2023-24 marketing year was a strong one for Canadian canola processors.

Oat, Barley Ending Stocks Reduced from August

Canadian oat ending stocks are once again poised to plumb the depths of the 2021-22 drought year.

ICE Close: Canola Falls to Near Three-Month Low

Reports of stronger-than-expected yields in Western Canada helped to send battered canola futures lower to begin the week.

Chicago Close: Wheat Gains on Dryness Concerns

Wheat futures closed mostly higher on Monday, supported in part by falling production prospects in Australia. Corn and soybeans posted gains as well.

Winter Wheat Planting Passes Quarter Pole; Emergence Near Average

More than one-quarter of the 2024 US winter wheat crop has now been planted, with emergence running close to the five-year average.