Farmland values continue to climb, but more slowly: FCC report

Agronomic news
March 21, 2025

Source: RealAgriculture.com

The average value of Canadian farmland continued to climb in 2024, increasing by 9.3 per cent, less than the 11.5 per cent increase reported in 2023, according to the 2024 FCC Farmland Values Report. Read more on the rising values from this RealAgriculture report.

This isn’t a cash flow issue, this is value destruction of the crop, says Sask Oilseeds of China’s tariffs

March 21, 2025

Unlike a railway strike or work stoppage where crop can’t move to port, the latest tariff threat by China to impose huge taxes on canola oil and meal risks devaluing the entire crop, says Dean Roberts chair of Sask Oilseed...

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The Agronomists: Soil dynamics with Jodi DeJong-Hughes & Laura Van Eerd

March 21, 2025

To begin to understand the soil dynamics and what to do about them, this episode of The Agronomists features Jodi DeJong-Hughes with the University of Minnesota and Dr. Laura Van Eerd with the University of Guelph.

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Wheat School: Seeding ultra early helps wheat beat the heat

March 21, 2025

Dr. Brian Beres, senior research scientist at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) at Lethbridge, has been working with his team for over a decade to study a simple production practice change that has the potential to t...

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The Agronomists: Nitrogen ROI with Lyle Cowell & John Heard

March 21, 2025

Making the most of every input dollar matters, especially when crop prices are in the doldrums, but cutting back on fertilizer can end up curtailing yield. There’s a better way to manage those nitrogen input dollars! For t...

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Why do I see nutrient deficiencies in my crops, even with moderate soil test levels?

March 21, 2025

Nutrient deficiencies occur regularly in Ontario and can be the cause of substantial yield loss depending on the type, severity and timing. Their presence is particularly frustrating when soil test levels show adequate lev...

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The average value of Canadian farmland continued to climb in 2024, increasing by 9.3 per cent, less than the 11.5 per cent increase reported in 2023, according to the 2024 FCC Farmland Values Report. Read more on the rising values from this RealAgriculture report.

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This isn’t a cash flow issue, this is value destruction of the crop, says Sask Oilseeds of China’s tariffs

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Wheat School: Seeding ultra early helps wheat beat the heat

The Agronomists: Nitrogen ROI with Lyle Cowell & John Heard

Why do I see nutrient deficiencies in my crops, even with moderate soil test levels?