American Spring Wheat Harvest Passes Three-Quarter Mark

The U.S. spring wheat harvest made solid progress over the past week, reaching 77% complete as of Sunday.

U.S. Corn Rating Steady; Soybeans Lower

U.S. corn conditions held steady this past week, while soybean ratings deteriorated as both crops continued to advance toward maturity.

ICE Close: Canola Lower as Profit Taking Undermines

Canola ended weaker on Monday as profit taking, and early harvest pressure outweighed gains in crude oil.

Chicago Close: Wheat Down on Possible New Grain Corridor

Wheat futures closed lower Monday, as traders took profits following last week’s surge and reacted to reports that Turkey is seeking to establish a new grain corridor in the Black Sea. Corn and soybeans were little changed...

Canadian Farm Cash Receipts Up 4.2% in First Half of 2026

Canadian farm cash receipts increased in the first half of 2026, supported by stronger livestock and crop revenues, with canola accounting for most of the increase on the crop side.

Port of Churchill Resumes Grain Exports with Durum Shipment

The Port of Churchill is loading its first grain cargo for export since 2020, marking a significant step in the revival of the northern Manitoba port as a gateway for Prairie farmers.

Canola Crush Surges in July, Sets New Full Year Record

The Canadian canola crush surged to its highest monthly level of the 2025-26 crop year in July, capping a record year for domestic processing.

Wet Conditions Limit Early Alberta Harvest Progress

ICE Close: Canola Moderately Higher

Canola futures finished moderately higher on Thursday, recovering from early declines as strength in crude oil and renewed concern over Black Sea supply disruptions helped support the market.