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Labor dispute stops canola oil, forestry exports from West Coast. Nov. 7th, 2024 tagged labour labour strike port of montreal Port of Vancouver shipping. Canada's exports of canola oil and forest products from West Coast ports, including the Port of Vancouver, have halted due to a labor dispute, producers said on Thursday. « Older articles.
Klassen: Strong demand continues to sustain feeder market
1 day ago · Klassen: Strong demand continues to sustain feeder market. For the week ending November 9, Western Canadian feeder cattle prices were relatively unchanged for the fourth week in a row. However, there were certain pockets where quality calves under 650 pounds were $3 to $6 higher. The weaker Canadian dollar has enhanced the feeding margin ...
Return of US drought delays cattle-herd rebuilding, hurting Tyson …
1 day ago · Chicago | Reuters — The return of drought in U.S. cattle-producing areas is delaying ranchers’ plans to expand production after the nation’s herd shrank to its smallest level in seven decades, farmers and analysts said. Tight cattle supplies are squeezing meatpackers, including Tyson Foods, which reports quarterly earnings on Tuesday, and ...
New Canadian feed regulations released - AGCanada
Jul 8, 2024 · Glacier FarmMedia—After more than a decade, Canada’s feed industry finally has a new set of rules.. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has released their long-promised update to national feed regulations. Formally referred to as the “Feeds Regulations, 2024,” the final version of the framework was registered June 17 and published for public view July 3 in part 2 of the Canada ...
IGC sees world crop production rising in 2024/25 - AGCanada
Mar 14, 2024 · Glacier FarmMedia – World production of wheat, corn and soybeans are all forecast to rise in the 2024/25 crop year, according to the first estimates from the International Grains Council for the upcoming growing season, released March 14.. The IGC expects world wheat production to hit 798.8 million tonnes in 2024/25, which compares with 789.5 million tonnes in the current marketing year.
North American Grain and Oilseed Review: Weaker soy complex …
21 hours ago · The United States Department of Agriculture will release its crop progress report today after being postponed due to Veterans’ Day. The trade believes crop ratings for soybeans, corn and wheat will improve this week. The USDA reported soybean export inspections for the week ended Nov. 7 of 2.28 million tonnes, up slightly from the previous week.
Canadian Grain Commission releases August export report
Oct 8, 2024 · Overall, 2.79 million tonnes of bulk grain were exported from licensed facilities in August, up from 2.46 million tonnes a year ago the CGC reported on Oct. 8. Canola exports in August of 956,300 tonnes were more than twice the amount the previous August. The bulk of the canola, 718,000 tonnes, was shipped to China, versus 233,300 tonnes a year ...
Canadian Grain Commission predicts financial shortfall
Oct 16, 2024 · The commission has been using accumulated surplus funds to address the growing revenue-cost gap since 2021. The now six years of surplus draw are expected to reduce the available balance to approximately $57 million by March 31, 2027. This includes $40 million previously set aside as an operating contingency. The commission said it will consult ...
Feed Grains Weekly: Prices higher, likely to continue upward trend
Oct 10, 2024 · Feed prices across the region have been steady to higher, according to Prairie Ag Hotwire. Those for barley gained 26 cents in Alberta, at C$4.25 to C$6.36 per bushel delivered, and they’re up 17 cents in Manitoba at C$4 to C$4.30. Meanwhile prices were steady in Saskatchewan at C$4.50 to C$4.75/bu. Wheat in Alberta gained 14 cents on the ...
Land values continue to rise: FCC - AGCanada - AGCanada
Oct 8, 2024 · Glacier FarmMedia—Farm Credit Canada’s mid-year review shows cultivated farmland values rose an average of 5.5 per cent in the first half of this year.. From July 2023 to June 2024 the increase was 9.6 per cent. J.P. Gervais, the federal crown corporation’s chief economist ,said values are increasing at a slower rate but described the growth as strong.