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Argentina exports biodiesel to Canada after U.S. imposes tariffs

By GFM Network News, Maximilian Heath April 13, 2018

Buenos Aires | Reuters — Argentine biodiesel producer Ecofuel exported 29,000 tonnes of biodiesel to Canada in March and plans to make a new shipment of the same volume to the country this month, an advisor to biofuels industry group Carbio said Friday. The deal, which marks Argentina’s first biodiesel exports to Canada, comes after

Grain Markets, Markets

China’s planned soy tariffs may support canola, for now

Winter’s persistence also underpins grains and oilseeds

By Phil Franz-Warkentin April 12, 2018

Canola futures moved steadily higher over the course of the week ended April 6, with new-crop November hitting fresh contract highs and the front months reaching their best levels in more than four months. The gains in canola came despite, or possibly because of, a choppy week in the Chicago soy complex. Heightening trade tensions

Crops, Markets

ICE weekly outlook: Canola backs away from lofty heights

By Dave Sims, GFM Network News April 11, 2018

CNS Canada — It was a busy week for canola contracts on ICE Futures Canada as the most-active July contract rocked and rolled between $530 and $540 per tonne before settling Wednesday at the $528 mark. The last time the dominant canola contract was above the $535 mark was in November last year. Commercial interest,

Louise Miller’s passion is to share her farm story with visitors.

Country Crossroads, Local news

Binscarth woman receives distinction award

Louise Miller is an advocate and supporter of women in agriculture

By Darrell Nesbitt April 11, 2018

Louise Miller, a staunch advocate and supporter of women in agriculture was among the rural citizens to win a 2018 YWCA Brandon Women of Distinction Award. Miller is the matriarch of Silver Creek Bison Ranch, located between Binscarth and Russell. Operating for over 50 years, the family business was initiated when husband Lorne purchased six

Our History

Farmers “focus” on working together

Our History: April 2001

By Manitoba Co-operator Staff April 11, 2018

As today, high world stocks were weighing on prices in April 2001. The U.S. government had abandoned production controls and storage programs in the 1985 bill, leading to all-out production and a prolonged grain price war. In an attempt to rein in production, some farmers in the U.S. and Canada proposed a voluntary acreage-reduction program

Crops, Markets

Canola chart points to bearish reversal

By GFM Network News, Phil Franz-Warkentin April 10, 2018

CNS Canada — After hitting a contract high Monday, the ICE Futures Canada July canola contract subsequently turned decidedly lower to form a key reversal pattern from a chart perspective. July canola hit a high of $539.50 per tonne Monday, but settled right around where it started, near the lows of the day, at $536.70.

Grain Markets, Markets

Canola rises on USDA’s soybean acreage outlook

CBOT corn futures followed a track similar to soy

By Dave Sims April 5, 2018

ICE Futures Canada’s May canola futures posted light gains during the week ended March 29, generally hanging in a recently established range of $520-$525 per tonne. Supportive chart signals helped keep canola aloft to start the week. It was somewhat bumpy for futures, though, as the spectre of a large carry-out and expectations for a

Crops, Markets

Canada trade deficit jumps as rail problems cut grain exports

By David Ljunggren, GFM Network News April 5, 2018

Ottawa | Reuters — Canada’s trade deficit in February jumped to $2.69 billion from $1.94 billion in January as rail transport problems slashed exports of wheat and canola, Statistics Canada said on Thursday. The deficit was larger than the $2 billion shortfall predicted by analysts in a Reuters poll. Canada has only recorded two monthly

Crops, Markets

ICE weekly outlook: Canola watching U.S./China spat

By GFM Network News, Phil Franz-Warkentin April 5, 2018

CNS Canada — ICE Futures Canada canola contracts moved steadily higher over the past week as grain markets reacted to a mounting trade dispute between China and the U.S. While no sanctions are yet in place, the back-and-forth sabre-rattling between the two countries now includes proposed Chinese tariffs on U.S. soybeans, which weighed heavily on

Artist’s rendition of the planned Richardson Innovation Centre in Winnipeg. (Graphic courtesy Richardson International)

Crops

Richardson to take food innovation downtown

By Dave Bedard, GFM Network News April 4, 2018

Canadian grain and agrifood firm Richardson International plans to marshal its food research and product development crews in a new downtown Winnipeg space. The privately-held, Winnipeg-based company announced Wednesday it will put up over $30 million to build what it calls the Richardson Innovation Centre, a four-story, 62,000-square foot facility to go up a block

Daily Network News

India, Japan canola crops to be steady in 2026/27 – USDA

ICE Weekly: Trade waits for canola to break out

Advance Payments Program interest free limit set at $250,000 for 2026

Canola

Argentina exports biodiesel to Canada after U.S. imposes tariffs

China’s planned soy tariffs may support canola, for now

ICE weekly outlook: Canola backs away from lofty heights

Binscarth woman receives distinction award

Farmers “focus” on working together

Canola chart points to bearish reversal

Canola rises on USDA’s soybean acreage outlook

Canada trade deficit jumps as rail problems cut grain exports

ICE weekly outlook: Canola watching U.S./China spat

Richardson to take food innovation downtown

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