Farm fuel prices rose by about 30 per cent in the 12-month period ending Jan. 31.

Farmers concerned as cost of production soars

Consumer price index increases to 5.1 per cent in January from 4.8 per cent in December; fertilizer jump particularly high

Glacier FarmMedia – Canada’s cost of living continues to rise, reaching levels not seen since the early 1990s. Statistics Canada recently calculated the country’s year-over-year consumer price index for January […] Read more


The used equipment market has seen unprecedented price increases and demand, especially for four-wheel-drive tractors.

Used farm equipment sees big demand

There’s something very new — and unsettling — about this year’s used equipment market

Glacier FarmMedia – This year, any farmer expecting a new tractor in time for spring planting knows they shouldn’t hold their breath.  It may or may not arrive on time. […] Read more

More than 95 per cent of Ukraine’s crop is winter wheat and it was already in the ground before the conflict began. The fate of that crop is more likely to be determined by spring rains than war, according to Rich Nelson, Allendale Inc.’s chief strategist.

Fate of Ukrainian wheat crop uncertain

Winter wheat will be more dependent on rains but war will affect spring-planted crops

Glacier FarmMedia – Ukraine’s Maritime Administration has announced that the country’s ports will remain closed until the Russian invasion is over, putting a halt to old crop exports. That is […] Read more




American corn exports nearly doubled last year, reaching US$18.7 billion in value. This crop was delivered to a grain elevator in Massillon, Ohio during last fall’s harvest.

U.S. agricultural exports to set record

Exports increased 18 per cent over the previous year, and another record year is projected

Glacier FarmMedia – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) forecasts another record year of U.S. agricultural exports in 2022. The country shipped US$177 billion worth of agricultural commodities in 2021, […] Read more