Chicago Close: US Dollar Strength Weighs
March 03, 2021Strength in the US dollar weighed as corn, wheat and soybean futures all fell in trading Wednesday.
Read ArticleCanada Lentil Exports to Turkey Expected to Ease
March 03, 2021After booming business in 2020, Canadian lentil exports to Turkey are expected to cool this year.
Read ArticleFood Protectionism Likely to Increase: Economist
March 03, 2021There is likely to be an increase in food protectionism around the world as more governments seek to serve their own interests first, according to a Rabobank economist.
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ICE Close: Strong Gains for Canola
March 02, 2021Read ArticleChicago Close: Weather Concerns Offer Support
March 02, 2021Corn, wheat and soybean futures all rebounded on Tuesday from losses the previous day.
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Winter Wheat Condition Ratings Slip
March 02, 2021Read ArticleUS Farmers Expect Alternative Protein Sources to Hurt Income
March 02, 2021US producers expect alternative protein sources to make inroads over the next five years, and many expect the impact to be negative for farm income.
Read ArticleCrops Boost 2020 Canadian Farm Cash Receipts
March 02, 2021Read ArticleICE Close: Canola Nudges Higher in Volatile Trade
March 01, 2021Canola futures closed slightly higher on Monday, after a volatile session highlighted by wide swings.
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Chicago Close: Corn, Soybeans Fall on US Acreage Ideas
March 01, 2021Read ArticleCompetition from Other Crops to Hurt Sunflower Output
March 01, 2021After reaching the highest level in more than a decade in 2020, Canadian sunflower production is expected to fall back to earth this year.
Read ArticleWeather Network Spring Forecast: Potentially Wet for Ontario; Dry for Prairies
March 01, 2021Ontario producers may want to prepare for spring seeding delays, while those in southern Saskatchewan and Manitoba may want to cross their fingers for rain, according to a new seasonal forecast released Monday by the Weath...
Read ArticleCanadian Hog Herd Up Slightly from a Year Ago
March 01, 2021Canadian hog numbers at the beginning of this year were up slightly, as the largest July-December pig crop in a dozen years helped to offset a rapid slaughter pace and heavy export demand.
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