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Feed weekly outlook: Little to change for Prairie prices

By GFM Network News, Glen Hallick - MarketsFarm February 7, 2019

As feedlots reduce their cattle numbers, demand for feed grains has declined on the Canadian Prairies, according to Market Place Commodities trader Allen Pirness at Lethbridge. “It’s a pretty calm time of year. The feedlots are shipping a lot of fat cattle more than they are replacing. Their grain consumption drops off a little bit

Crops, Markets

Feed weekly outlook: Prairie prices stable during mild winter

By Ashley Robinson - MarketsFarm, GFM Network News January 18, 2019

With the mild winter Western Canada has been experiencing, feed grain buyers expect prices should stay quiet for the next while. “I would say the buyers have adequate coverage for January, February, even a bit of March. And I would say we maybe have seen the (barley) price soften up a bit,” said Nelson Neumann,

CBOT soybeans dropped 7.33 per cent in 2018, largely due to disrupted trade between the United States and China.

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Funds view grains and oilseeds more favourably

Investor sentiment has clearly shifted in the past 12 months

By Karen Braun January 14, 2019

Speculators rang in 2019 with a much less pessimistic take on Chicago-traded grains and oilseeds than a year earlier, though trade tensions and the lapse in U.S. government data are providing the market with plenty of uncertainty. As of Jan. 2, trade sources suggest that commodity funds held a very slight combined net long position

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Canola, corn, soy traits to move forward with China approvals

By GFM Network News, Gfm Staff January 11, 2019

Approvals from China are expected to allow several major trait developments to move ahead in Canadian canola, corn and soybean fields. The Reuters news service on Tuesday reported safety certificate approvals from China’s ministry of agriculture and rural affairs for biotech traits including: Bayer’s 88302, or TruFlex canola, approved in Canada since 2012; BASF’s RF3,

Crops, Markets

Feed weekly outlook: Changes slight in Prairie market

By GFM Network News, Glen Hallick - MarketsFarm January 10, 2019

CNS Canada — Prices for feed-grade barley, corn and wheat have shifted slightly over the last week in Western Canada: wheat and barley prices have weakened, while corn prices are on the rise. Allen Pirness of Market Place Commodities at Lethbridge said feed barley is currently in the mid-$250s range, per tonne. Last week, feed

Looking out to the next decade, the USDA’s trend assumptions don't have soybean yields making comparable strides alongside corn.

Markets, News

What will U.S. corn and soybeans yield in 2019?

USDA long-range reports can give us an inkling of what to expect even before the seed is booked

By Karen Braun January 7, 2019

It might be comically early to start debating yield scenarios for a crop that is still several months away from planting, but the U.S. government’s early projections for 2019 and beyond hold some interesting ideas for the years ahead. Each February, the U.S. Department of Agriculture publishes its long-term projections that provide a single representative

Crops, Markets

Feed weekly outlook: Prairie grain prices higher than last year

By Ashley Robinson - MarketsFarm, GFM Network News January 3, 2019

CNS Canada — Nice weather over the holidays allowed for good movement of feed grains in Western Canada, with prices steady to above year-ago levels. “I would say we cruised through Christmas and (the) New Year holidays fairly well. Not a lot of massive panic. We had nice weather which really helped, loads continued to

Crops, Markets

CBOT weekly outlook: Soybeans wait on China news

By GFM Network News, Phil Franz-Warkentin January 2, 2019

CNS Canada — Soybean futures at the Chicago Board of Trade started 2019 on a firm note, bouncing higher on rumours of fresh Chinese buying interest. However, with the U.S. government still in partial shutdown mode, confirmation of that business was lacking and additional advances remain questionable. “We’re basically buying the rumour at this point,”

A file photo of emerging corn in central Illinois. (DMathies/iStock/Getty Images)

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Early winter weather puts U.S. safe-haven corn planting in doubt

By GFM Network News, Mark Weinraub December 24, 2018

Chicago | Reuters — Illinois farmer Brent Johnson had planned to bump up his corn acreage by 10 per cent in 2019 and plant fewer soybeans as a way to shelter himself from the lower soy prices caused by U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff war with China. But some early winter storms caused him to

Crops, Markets

Feed weekly outlook: Alberta feed grains firm

By GFM Network News, Phil Franz-Warkentin December 21, 2018

CNS Canada — The seasonality of the feed grain sector is contributing to a firmer tone in Alberta barley and feed wheat bids heading into the New Year. “We’ve seen bids in our office on feed barley jump up a decent amount,” said Nelson Neumann, a trader with Edmonton-area grain brokerage Agfinity. He linked the

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Feed weekly outlook: Little to change for Prairie prices

Feed weekly outlook: Prairie prices stable during mild winter

Funds view grains and oilseeds more favourably

Canola, corn, soy traits to move forward with China approvals

Feed weekly outlook: Changes slight in Prairie market

What will U.S. corn and soybeans yield in 2019?

Feed weekly outlook: Prairie grain prices higher than last year

CBOT weekly outlook: Soybeans wait on China news

Early winter weather puts U.S. safe-haven corn planting in doubt

Feed weekly outlook: Alberta feed grains firm

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