USDA predicts lower prices for most commodities, excluding wheat and rice
While the Canadian Prairies are dry, the U.S. is struggling with very wet conditions
Trade tensions, ad hoc American subsidies and surplus stocks raise the spectre of the 1980s — an era of grain subsidy wars and low prices
American trade expert Joe Glauber sees continued pressure on Canada’s supply management and rising domestic farm subsidies in developing countries
Once inflation adjusted, today’s wheat prices are at historic lows, even below Depression-era prices
Advanced developing nations subsidize wheat growers, hurting farmers from exporting nations
