The canola cash market has weakened recently, following along with the falling ICE Futures Canada canola market. Recent weakness in the futures market is linked to reports of generally favourable weather […] Read more
Canola cash market falling along with futures
W. Cdn CWRS wheat bids down for fourth straight week
Cash bids for CWRS across western Canada moved lower for the fourth straight week during the period ended July 22, as weather conditions have been generally favourable for wheat development […] Read more
Alberta crops on schedule to avoid fall frosts
The majority of crops in Alberta are developing at a good pace, with most areas on schedule to avoid fall frosts, according to a provincial crop specialist. Neil Whatley, crop […] Read more
Western Canadian CWRS wheat bids down, CPRS up
Cash wheat bids across Western Canada saw some mixed activity during the week ended July 15, with CWRS bids edging lower and CPRS prices moving higher. CWRS bids moved lower, […] Read more
Manitoba corn crop flourishing amid hot weather
Manitoba’s corn crop has been flourishing amid recent hot weather — so much so, that most of the crops are now at the average stage of development, despite being planted […] Read more
ICE canola outlook: Weather to determine price direction
Canola contracts on the ICE Futures Canada trading platform moved higher during the week ended Wednesday (July 10), with much of the strength linked to the commodity following the gains […] Read more
Lower wheat, higher canola acreage expected in StatsCan report
Canola acreage in Canada is expected to increase in the upcoming Statistics Canada report, to be released on Tuesday (June 25), while spring wheat acres are likely to be lowered, […] Read more
Prairie durum prices seen steady in new crop year
Western Canadian durum prices are expected to stay steady in the new crop year and continue to hold a premium over spring wheat. The expected tight supply situation should help […] Read more
Prairie wheat bids fall with U.S. futures
Cash wheat bids across Western Canada moved lower during the week ended June 10, following the price action seen in U.S. wheat futures. Average spot bids on Monday for 13.5-per-cent-protein […] Read more
Prairie oat cash market strong with tight supply concerns
Cash prices for new- and old-crop oats in Western Canada are strong, underpinned by expectations that carryover stocks will be tight in 2012-13 and 2013-14. According to Prairie Ag Hotwire, […] Read more