CBOT: Wet Harvest Weather Fuels Grain Rally

Chicago grain futures closed higher Monday as wet weather slowed harvest activity across parts of the Midwest and encouraged renewed buying in corn and soybeans. December corn climbed toward $5.43 per bushel, while Novembe...

Canola: Oilseed Strength Lifts Canola

MacDonald Highlights Investment, Innovation During Southern Ontario Agri-Food Tour

Canada’s agriculture and agri-food sector represents one of the country’s major economic opportunities, Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald said following a week-long tour of operations across southern Ontario.

Chicago Close: Harvest Pressure, Liquidation Weigh

Soybean futures fell heavily on Friday, with wheat also posting double-digit losses and corn finishing modestly lower as profit-taking, harvest pressure and improving weather forecasts weighed on the markets.

ICE Close: Canola Weaker with Improving Prairie Weather

Canola futures ended weaker on Friday, with improving Prairie weather forecasts helping to pressure.

Alberta Harvest Falls Further Behind

Ottawa Invests $3.8 million to Expand Markets for Canadian Pork

The federal government is investing up to $3.8 million in Canada Pork to help expand export opportunities and promote Canadian pork in international markets.

ICE Close: Canola Rebounds Amid Harvest Concerns

Canola futures settled higher on Thursday, rebounding from the previous day’s small losses.

Chicago Close: Corn, Wheat Ease; Soys Mixed

Corn and wheat futures closed modestly lower on Thursday, while soybeans finished mixed amid a relatively quiet fundamental backdrop.

IGC Raises World Grains Production Estimate, But Corn Lower

The International Grains Council has raised its 2026-27 world total grains production and ending stocks forecasts from August, although a tighter corn outlook partly offsets improved expectations for wheat and barley.

Little Progress for Saskatchewan Harvest; Crop Quality Suffering

Saskatchewan’s harvest is moving at its slowest pace since at least 2021 as widespread rainfall continues to stall fieldwork across the province.