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Increasing The Value Of Canadian Wheat

By Teresa Falk April 16, 2009

Gregory Penner sees the removal of kernel visual distinguishability (KVD) as a turning point for western Canadian wheat production. With funding assistance from the Manitoba Rural Adaptation Council (MRAC), Penner and a team of scientists at NeoVentures Biotechnology Inc. are developing a wheat variety identification technology that can replace KVD for the Canadian Western Red

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Northern U. S. Flooding May Cut Wheat Crop, Boost Soy

April 9, 2009

North Dakota and Minnesota face the worst spring flooding in years, which could prompt farmers to cut spring wheat plantings by as much as 500,000 acres in the four main wheat-producing U. S. states. Farmers still able to seed a crop will look hard at soybeans, which can be planted as late as early June,

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Viterra Joins Winter Wheat Campaign

April 2, 2009

A program aiming for 100,000 new acres of winter cereals seeded across Western Canada this fall now has Viterra on board as its “premier delivery partner.” Ducks Unlimited and Bayer CropScience in mid-January launched “Winter Cereals: Sustainability in Action,” a program to increase winter cereals acres across North America, to which Bayer pledged $20 million

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Flood Won’t Affect Wheat Prices

By Mark Weinraub April 2, 2009

Severe flooding in the upper reaches of the United States cutting spring wheat plantings by 500,000 acres will be overwhelmed by plentiful global supplies that will keep the pressure on prices. The Red River Valley, a top spring wheat-growing area stretching from western Minnesota to eastern North Dakota and north into Manitoba, Canada, is braced

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Farmers Urged To Keep Grain Coming

By Allan Dawson March 26, 2009

For once the stars have aligned in favour of farmers. Wheat exports from Canada are moving at a blistering pace while prices remain relatively strong. Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) grain movement since October has been well above the five-and 10-year average and could be the biggest since 1999-2000. The only potential fly in the ointment

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New-Crop Prices To Weaken

By Resource News International February 26, 2009

The Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) expects wheat and barley prices to be considerably lower in 2009-10 compared to where they thought 2008-09 prices would be a year ago, according to the grain marketer’s first new-crop Pool Return Outlooks (PROs), released February 23 during the annual GrainWorld conference in Winnipeg. However, the CWB pointed out that

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World Wheat Crop A Record In 2008

February 19, 2009

World wheat output jumped 12.4 per cent in 2008 to 686 million tonnes, driving global cereals output to record highs, the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization said Feb. 12, raising its earlier estimates. But smaller planted areas and bad weather are likely to trigger a fall in output of wheat and other cereals in

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Don’t get caught in grain

By North Dakota State University February 12, 2009

If you are working with grain, you need to know how to keep from getting trapped in it. A lot of wetter-than-normal corn went into storage this year, and wet corn is more prone to crusting or creating a wall of grain near the grain bin wall, warns Ken Hellevang, North Dakota State University Extension

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Larger pool

February 5, 2009

CashPlus / from page 1 than the average and seven per cent higher than last crop year’s final return, Fitzhenry said. “So it’s (the current pool’s value) worth protecting,” she added. Not only are farmers looking at a record-high malting barley pool return, the CWB expects to export a record volume of at least 1.4

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NFU slams KVD elimination, fears C-39 return

By Ron Friesen November 27, 2008

It wasn’t a good day to represent the Canadian Grain Commission. A hostile crowd gave CGC assistant chief commissioner Jim Smolik a rough ride during his appearance at the National Farmers Union annual convention Nov. 21. Smolik was there to talk about variety registration and the new declaration system for Canada’s grain industry. But NFU

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Tag Archives Cereal

Increasing The Value Of Canadian Wheat

Northern U. S. Flooding May Cut Wheat Crop, Boost Soy

Viterra Joins Winter Wheat Campaign

Flood Won’t Affect Wheat Prices

Farmers Urged To Keep Grain Coming

New-Crop Prices To Weaken

World Wheat Crop A Record In 2008

Don’t get caught in grain

Larger pool

NFU slams KVD elimination, fears C-39 return

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