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Industry believes green pea supplies are over-reported

Analysts say crop insurance data and high prices indicate that stocks of the crop are higher than Statistics Canada is reporting

Canada has far fewer green peas than the government is reporting, says an analyst. “Purely from a price perspective, markets believe the Canadian harvest was smaller than estimated by Statistics Canada,” Stat Publishing noted in a recent article.

Chinese tariffs could mess with U.S. soybean plans

Chinese tariffs could mess with U.S. soybean plans

The fate of canola prices hangs in the balance as American growers decide how to react to 125 per cent tariffs imposed by China

Soybeans could be headed for a wild ride this growing season, says an analyst. Rich Nelson, chief strategist at Allendale Inc., said the outlook ranges from “terribly bearish” to mildly bullish depending on tariffs and weather


Canada’s canola industry is working with the U.S. Canola Association to provide better data on canola’s nitrous oxide emissions, to help the oilseed meet sustainability thresholds for U.S. biofuel production.

Push for U.S. biofuel boost welcome news for sector

‘Big Oil’ joins U.S. biofuel and farm groups in their call for a big increase to biobased-diesel mandate

‘Big Oil’ joins U.S. biofuel and farm groups in their call to increase biobased-diesel mandate, which might be good news for Canadian oilseed growers, depending on how the trade winds blow.




Cereal crops are much less vulnerable to U.S. tariffs than canola, particularly oats, where the Americans have few viable alternatives but to buy from Canada.

Tariffs could drop Canadian canola acres

Farmers have already made most of their seeding decisions but could still fine-tune them if tariffs are reinstated in April

Tariff-driven hits to market access for both the U.S. and China might have some Canadian farmers rethinking their 2025 canola seeding plans, but crop rotations make planting plans hard to break away from.