CNS Canada — Grain movement is finally underway at the Lake Superior port of Thunder Bay, Ont., after significant delays caused by a record cold winter. The first ship arrived […] Read more
Thunder Bay shipping underway after ‘worst ice year ever’
Lower canola acreage no surprise to farm groups
CNS Canada — A slight decline in canola acres in Statistics Canada’s forecast Thursday may have come as a surprise to industry analysts — but farm groups closer to the […] Read more
Moisture, insects depreciating Prairie crop quality
CNS Canada — Less grain and oilseeds being shipped off the Prairies this past winter means farmers are keeping more grain in storage, which some producers say can be a […] Read more
Corn, soybeans seen expanding on Prairies
Winnipeg | CNS Canada — Corn and soybean acres have expanded in Western Canada in the last 10 years and should continue to do so, according to Monsanto Canada’s vice-president. […] Read more
Below-average temperatures to continue across Prairies
CNS Canada — Temperatures are expected to continue to be colder than normal for much of agricultural Western Canada this week. A smaller disturbance will be moving through Alberta and […] Read more
Weather, Ukraine boost U.S. wheat futures
CNS Canada — U.S. wheat futures rose sharply on Monday and could continue to increase due to cold weather in the southern Plains and the political unrest in Ukraine. “We […] Read more
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