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Sheep & Goat Market Report – for Jan. 14, 2010

By Mark Elliot January 14, 2010

Ewes Table 1. Winnipeg, Jan. 7 Lambs 110 95-110 80-94 <80 70-79 60-69 50-59 40-49 December 2009 January 2010 86.90-129.50 99.60-117.00 161.00 134.40-154.08 89.60-120.90 82.55-106.26 81.62 64.13 N/A N/A 109.06-143.22 124.74-125.10 123.24-124.03 100.64-104.94 84.80 N/A Lambs 65-80 80-95 95-110 110 2.85 2.19-1.90 1.781.79 1.36-1.46 3.15 3.29 2.00-2.05 1.55-1.67 1.33-1.36 Goats (kids) 35-49 50-75 1.88-1.84 1.50-1.47

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TD Predicts Higher Prices, Lower Incomes

By Rod Nickel November 12, 2009

Canadian farmers should get slightly better prices for their crops and livestock next year, but rising input costs could mean they earn less net income, the Toronto Dominion Bank said Nov. 5. A firming of global supply-demand conditions and an easing in the value of the Canadian dollar in next year’s third and fourth quarters

Country Crossroads, Dairy cattle

Food Bills Limit Decline In Consumer Prices: StatsCan

By Manitoba Co-operator Staff October 22, 2009

Still-rising food prices all across Canada helped limit a decline in consumer prices last month compared to September 2008, Statistics Canada reports. The federal statistics agency Oct. 16 said that the primary upward pressure on its September 2009 consumer price index (CPI) came from food prices, which rose 2.8 per cent in the previous 12

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Glen Nicoll’s Manitoba Roundup – for Apr. 9, 2009

April 9, 2009

GLEN NICOLL Th o s e reefer trucks hauling Canadian beef into the U. S. shouldn’t have too much trouble finding a back-haul beyond the usual loads of fresh produce, although the drought in California will be cutting the West Coast production. So far this year there has been 162,117 thousand tonnes of American beef

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Glen Nicoll – for Mar. 26, 2009

March 26, 2009

Considering that BSE broke more than five years ago, the Canadian beef cow herd contraction has only sizably shown up in the last few years with 2008 showing the largest shrinkage at six per cent. The 2.5 million cows of ’03 ballooned to 5.6 million by the next year. We have been right around five

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Further weakening seen for loonie

By Alana Vannahme November 6, 2008

The Canadian dollar, which has already taken a beating in the past month, is likely to see further downside before stability returns to foreign exchange markets. Barring a major reversal in investor sentiment, the Canadian dollar is on course to see its biggest monthly decline since at least 1950, market watchers say. On Oct. 28,

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U.S. livestock: Cattle futures turn lower

U.S. grains: Soy futures dip as traders await China sales; corn, wheat sag

Seeds Canada announces Dan Wright as new CEO

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Sheep & Goat Market Report – for Jan. 14, 2010

TD Predicts Higher Prices, Lower Incomes

Food Bills Limit Decline In Consumer Prices: StatsCan

Glen Nicoll’s Manitoba Roundup – for Apr. 9, 2009

Glen Nicoll – for Mar. 26, 2009

Further weakening seen for loonie

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