Outlook grim for durum prospects

Agronomic news
11 fév 2024

Source: Western Producer

Durum carryout in 2023-24 could be more than double the amount Agriculture Canada is forecasting, says a trader of the crop. Jonathan Meyer, a merchandiser with Purely Canada Foods, thinks it could end up at one million tonnes or even more. Read more on the outlook for durum from this Western Producer article.

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