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Crops

New foliar-applied nitrogen enters Canadian market

By Greg Price February 3, 2026
Tidal Grow AgriScience is introducing its Intelligent Leaf Delivery Technology nitrogen fertilizer in Canada.

Photo: File
Crops, News

U.S.’s 45Z clean fuel regulations good news for Canada’s canola producers

By Sean Pratt February 3, 2026
U.S. Treasury has finally released proposed regulations for the 45Z tax credit and it contains good news for canola.


An adult cabbage seed pod weevil. Photo: Abi Benson/Manitoba Agriculture

(Multi-use permission granted, maintain photo credit)
Crops, News

The trade-off of spraying for cabbage seed pod weevil

Farmers trying to protect their canola from insect pests may end up slicing their own yield if pollinators get caught in the crossfire

By Miranda Leybourne February 2, 2026
Farmers trying to protect canola from cabbage seed pod weevil may cut their own yield if pollinators get caught in the crossfire.

Chinese buyers have snapped up as much as 650,000 tons of Canadian seed since Beijing and Ottawa struck an initial trade deal earlier this month. Photo: Greg Berg
Markets, News, Reuters

Australian canola down but not out of China after Xi’s deal with Canada

By Peter Hobson, Reuters January 30, 2026
A trade deal between China and Canada has damaged Australia’s hopes of becoming China’s main supplier of canola, but the Pacific nation’s access to the world’s biggest oilseed importer has significantly improved, traders and analysts said.


Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney shakes hands with President of China Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, on Jan. 16, 2026. Sean Kilpatrick/Pool via Reuters
Crops, Markets

Market impacts of canola headlines need digesting

January 2026 has been quite the month for Canadian canola trade, how will it all ripple out in the market?

By Phil Franz-Warkentin January 29, 2026
January 2026 has been quite the month for Canadian canola trade, how will it all ripple out in the market?

ICE canola weekly outlook: More upside possible
canola, Markets

ICE canola weekly outlook: More upside possible

By Phil Franz-Warkentin January 28, 2026
ICE canola futures have trended steadily higher for the past month, with more upside possible from a chart standpoint as market participants continue to account for easing tariffs from China.


Exterior of Farm Credit Canada building, downtown Regina. Dave Bedard pic.
Markets, News

Farm Credit Canada forecasts higher farm costs for 2026

Canada’s farmers should brace for higher costs in 2026, FCC warns, although there’s some bright financial news for cattle

By Jeff Melchior January 28, 2026
Canadian farmers should brace for higher costs in 2026, Farm Credit Canada warns, although there’s some bright financial news for cattle

The new Winnipeg facility will house seed development work for canola, camelina and winter canola with a focus on trait integration, yield trial seed processing and seed quality analysis, Bayer said. Photo: Reuters Connect
Crops, News

Bayer to build Winnipeg canola research site

By Geralyn Wichers January 27, 2026
Bayer will build at $45 million canola research and development centre in Winnipeg the company announced this week.


During Carney’s visit to Beijing, China and Canada reached an initial trade deal that would cut tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles in exchange for lower levies on Canadian canola. Photo: Alexis Stockford
Markets, Reuters

China buys more Canadian canola

By Naveen Thukral, Reuters January 27, 2026
Chinese importers secured up to 10 Canadian canola cargoes following Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to Beijing earlier this month, two trade sources told Reuters.

Prime Minister Mark Carney travelled to China this month and reached an initial trade deal with Beijing that would slash tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles in exchange for lower levies on Canadian canola. Photo: zhangxiaomin/Getty Images Plus
News, Reuters

China says trade arrangements with Canada not aimed at third parties after U.S. tariff threat

By Reuters January 26, 2026
Arrangements between China and Canada to address bilateral economic and trade issues are not targeted at any third party, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Monday, in response to a U.S. threat to impose 100 per cent tariffs on Canada if it finalizes a trade deal with Beijing.


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