New-Crop All Wheat Output Seen Higher in 2025; Oats and Barley Too

Canadian all wheat production is forecast to tick slightly higher in 2025, even if a smaller durum crop is expected.

Ag Canada Projects Decline in 2025-26 Canola Production, Ending Stocks

Agriculture Canada is projecting new-crop canola ending stocks to tighten further amid a decline in production.

FCL Pauses Plans for New Canola Crush Plant; Renewable Diesel Facility

Federated Co-Operatives Ltd. (FCL) has put on hold plans for a new canola crush plant and renewable diesel production facility in Regina.

Chicago Close: Corn, Soys Rally on Trump, Xi Conversation

Corn and soybean futures rallied on Friday ahead of a long US holiday weekend, boosted by reports of a generally positive telephone conversation between US President-elect Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Wheat ...

Maps: Improved Snow Cover for US Winter Wheat

More extensive snow cover has the US winter wheat crop in a much better position to withstand an upcoming bout of extreme cold, but some areas remain vulnerable.

IGC Lowers 2024-25 Global Corn Production Estimate; Soybeans Raised

The International Grains Council lowered its estimate of 2024-25 global corn production, but raised expected soybean output, in its monthly Grain Market Report on Thursday.

Maps: Agricorp Confirms Strong 2024 Ontario Corn, Soy Yields

​​​​​​​Provincial crop insurer Agricorp has confirmed another strong year for Ontario corn and soybean producers in terms of yields.

Government Conditions on Bunge-Viterra Merger Fall Short: GGC

Map: December Precipitation Brings Relief for Ontario, Quebec

Abnormal dryness and drought improved significantly in Ontario and Quebec in December, although more precipitation is still needed after the bone-dry fall season.

Map: Prairie Dryness, Drought Shows Further Improvement in December

Ottawa Greenlights Bunge-Viterra Merger Deal

The Canadian government on Tuesday gave its blessing to the multi-billion-dollar merger of agri-businesses Bunge and Viterra, but with a series of conditions.

Unifor Workers at CPKC Vote in Favour of Strike

Workers at one of Canada's two major railways could be taking strike action as soon as the end of the month.

APAS Calls for Pause on Capital Gains Tax Measures

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) is calling for a pause on new federal government tax rules that have a major impact on the farm community.