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Syngenta CEO leaves in wake of Monsanto deal rejection

By GFM Network News October 21, 2015

Zurich | Reuters –– Syngenta CEO Mike Mack is stepping down as head of the Swiss agrochemicals group just two months after the company spurned a US$47 billion takeover approach from U.S. rival Monsanto. Mack, 55, will quit at the end of the month and chief financial officer John Ramsay will take charge on an

Crops, Markets

Feed: Ranchers turn to unwanted veggies for feed

By GFM Network News, MarketsFarm Team October 21, 2015

CNS Canada –– Following are a few highlights in the Canadian and world feed grains markets on Wednesday, Oct. 21. • Barley yields in the U.K. have reached a new record. According to the Department of Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs (DEFRA), the winter barley crop is projected at 3.32 million tonnes. That is up

Markets

Global markets: Brazilian and South African economies

By GFM Network News, MarketsFarm Team October 21, 2015

CNS Canada — The following is a glance at the news moving markets globally. BRAZIL’S ECONOMY EXPECTED TO CONTRACT ONCE MORE — Brazil’s economy is expected to contract three per cent this year, according to the country’s Central Bank, which surpassed analyst’s expectations of 2.97 per cent. The newest projections are the most negative the

Grain farm for sale at Churchbridge, Sask. (LaneRealtyCorp.com)

Crops, Markets

Sask. moves to toughen farmland ownership law

By GFM Network News, Manitoba Co-operator Staff October 21, 2015

The Saskatchewan government is set to lay down new law on who can and can’t buy up farmland in the province, backstopped with more enforcement and heavier penalties. Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart on Tuesday introduced amendments to the province’s Farmland Security Act, the legislation that already prevents non-Canadians and entities that aren’t 100 per cent

Cereals, Crops, Forages, Livestock, Markets

Feed: Frost pressures Australian barley

By GFM Network News, MarketsFarm Team October 20, 2015

CNS Canada –– Following are a few highlights in the Canadian and world feed grains markets on Tuesday, Oct. 20. • The Grains Industry of Western Australia is predicting the area will harvest a 3.19 million-tonne barley crop in 2015-16. However, some recent frosts are casting questions on whether that mark will be reached. •

Gerry Ritz, shown here in Winnipeg in April, may be a tough act to follow in the ag portfolio for a Liberal government with a limited depth chart in the ag sector. (Dave Bedard photo)

Markets

Binkley: Speculation swirls on Grits’ successor for Ritz

By Alex Binkley, GFM Network News October 20, 2015

The guessing game on whom the next agriculture minister will be is well underway in Ottawa although no obvious choice stands out. Whoever Justin Trudeau selects will find Gerry Ritz a tough act to follow. During his eight years in the portfolio, he has put an increasing production and export stamp on the industry. And

Cereals, Crops, Forages, Markets

Feed: El Nino pressures barley crop down under

By GFM Network News, MarketsFarm Team October 19, 2015

CNS Canada — Following are a few highlights in the Canadian and world feed grains markets on Monday, Oct. 19. • CBOT corn futures were down by two to three cents per bushel at midday Monday, as harvest pressure in the U.S. and improving corn conditions in the Black Sea region weighed on prices. •

Livestock, Markets

Feed: Ukraine, U.S. corn harvest advancing

By GFM Network News, MarketsFarm Team October 16, 2015

CNS Canada — Following are a few highlights in the Canadian and world feed grains markets on Friday, Oct. 16. • CBOT corn futures were posting small losses at midday Friday, with the December contract quoted at US$3.74 per bushel, as the advancing U.S. harvest and relatively favourable yield reports weighed on values. • Ukraine

AB InBev’s operations include Alexander Keith’s maker, Halifax-based Oland Breweries, which became part of Labatt in 1971. (Keiths.ca)

Crops, Markets

Rivals see local battles, not global war, with new beer giant

By GFM Network News, Philip Blenkinsop October 15, 2015

Copenhagen/Brussels | Reuters — The prospect of a new competitor that produces one third of an entire industry’s output would normally terrify rival companies, but brewing is different. The very local nature of lagers and ales, and the fact that a price war is seen as unlikely, mean global market leader Anheuser-Busch InBev’s imminent takeover

Cereals, Crops, Forages, Markets

Feed: Australian drought hurts grain production

By GFM Network News, MarketsFarm Team October 15, 2015

CNS Canada — Following are a few highlights in the Canadian and world feed grains markets on Thursday, Oct. 15. • CBOT corn futures were posting small losses at midday Thursday, with the December contract quoted at US$3.77 per bushel, as the advancing U.S. harvest and relatively favourable yield reports weighed on values. • Drought

Daily Network News

Trump tells farmers that tractor companies should lower prices

Get farmers in on federal water security strategy planning, CFA says

U.S. finalizes biofuel blending quotas for 2026-27, cuts RINS for foreign feedstocks

Barley

Syngenta CEO leaves in wake of Monsanto deal rejection

Feed: Ranchers turn to unwanted veggies for feed

Global markets: Brazilian and South African economies

Sask. moves to toughen farmland ownership law

Feed: Frost pressures Australian barley

Binkley: Speculation swirls on Grits’ successor for Ritz

Feed: El Nino pressures barley crop down under

Feed: Ukraine, U.S. corn harvest advancing

Rivals see local battles, not global war, with new beer giant

Feed: Australian drought hurts grain production

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