Grain companies and farm groups question whether moving to more specific measures of wheat quality provide enough benefit relative to the cost
Western Canada’s major grain companies strongly oppose making falling number (FN) and DON official grading factors for wheat under the Canada Grain Act. And at least two farm groups — the Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) and Alberta Wheat Commission (AWC) — are wary of the idea and want more information before any change. “The WGEA
Grain companies say they can handle twice the number of rail cars they’re getting
Mike Gifford says the negotiations are unique because agriculture doesn’t top the agenda
There was just a slight price drop for some feeder steers and heifers this past week
While the futures fell, many locations saw a rising basis
StatsCan has left canola projections unchanged in their most recent supply/demand tables
U.S. futures rose, pulling Canadian prices right along with them
However, the company says it is bringing more crews and power online to pick up the pace
