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Ag Canada tightens grain/oilseed stocks projections

By Phil Franz-Warkentin July 22, 2014

CNS — Ending stocks of Canada’s major grains and oilseeds at the close of the upcoming 2014/15 (Jul/Nov) crop year will be tighter than earlier projections, according to updated supply/demand tables released by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s market analysis branch on July 22. The latest tables take into account the latest acreage estimates released by […] Read more

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Canadian wheat bids mixed despite continued U.S. losses

By Phil Franz-Warkentin July 22, 2014

Average bids for Canadian Western Red Spring (CWRS) wheat weakened slightly during week ended July 21 at a cross section of delivery points across Western Canada. However, Canadian bids lagged the U.S. futures to the downside and basis improvements were seen at many locations. On July 21, average spot bids for 13.5% CWRS across Manitoba, […] Read more

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GRAINS: U.S. corn drops to four-year low as weather stays favourable

By Julie Ingwersen July 21, 2014

U.S. corn futures fell 2 per cent to a four-year low on Monday with all months notching contract lows as ideal weather in the heart of the Midwest signaled a bumper harvest, traders said. Soybeans were also sharply lower, with wheat following suit. At the Chicago Board of Trade at 12:05 p.m. CDT (1705 GMT), […] Read more

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GRAINS: Wheat futures fall a day after Ukraine crash price spike

By Julie Ingwersen July 18, 2014

Reuters — U.S. wheat futures fell 3.4 per cent on Friday, erasing gains posted a day earlier following the downing of a Malaysian commercial airliner over eastern Ukraine, while Chicago Board of Trade corn futures also declined and soybeans were mostly lower. Investors were worried an escalation of the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, both […] Read more

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Whether to spray for fusarium: flowering period is key

By Lisa Guenther July 18, 2014

Wet weather in eastern Saskatchewan and much of Manitoba means farmers likely have fusarium head blight risk on their minds. But cereal grades are only at stake risk if environmental risks match up with flowering, a crop pathologist says. Vikram Bisht, field crop pathologist with Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, says two or three […] Read more

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Extent of flood damage to winter wheat not yet known

By Marney Blunt July 11, 2014

CNS Canada — While many crops in southern Manitoba and Saskatchewan are considered a write-off this year due to excessive precipitation and flooding, winter wheat is sitting in an area of uncertainty. “We’re not doing worse than anybody else, let’s put it that way,” said Jake Davidson, executive director of Winter Cereals Canada at Minnedosa, […] Read more

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Brazil to open added tariff-free import quota for wheat

June 19, 2014

Brasilia | Reuters — The Brazilian government plans to reduce to zero the 10 per cent import tariff applied to non-Mercosur wheat for a quota of up to one million tonnes through Aug. 15, a source in the government with knowledge of the plan said Wednesday. Brazil, regularly one of the world’s leading importers of […] Read more

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Egypt raises price paid to local wheat farmers

May 13, 2014

Cairo | Reuters — Egypt, the world’s biggest wheat importer, will pay local wheat farmers 500 Egyptian pounds (US$70.87) per Egyptian ardeb, the equivalent of around 150 kg, according to a statement posted on the finance ministry’s official Facebook page. Last year the government raised the fixed price it pays for local wheat to 420 […] Read more

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Prairie winter wheat in good shape, analyst says

By Phil Franz-Warkentin May 13, 2014

CNS Canada — Winter wheat crops across Western Canada are generally in good shape, according to a CWB analyst, although the lateness of the spring thaw will also push back the harvest in many areas. “The winter wheat is in reasonably good shape,” said Bruce Burnett, a CWB weather and crops specialist. Emergence and moisture […] Read more

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U.S. wheat futures still rising, but ‘getting tired’

By Phil Franz-Warkentin May 5, 2014

CNS Canada –– All three U.S. futures markets climbed higher over the past week, rising to some of their best levels of the year. There is some more room to the upside, but further gains may be short-lived, according to an analyst. “Wheat is getting tired,” said Randy Martinson of Progressive Ag at Fargo, N.D. […] Read more

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Ag Canada tightens grain/oilseed stocks projections

Canadian wheat bids mixed despite continued U.S. losses

GRAINS: U.S. corn drops to four-year low as weather stays favourable

GRAINS: Wheat futures fall a day after Ukraine crash price spike

Whether to spray for fusarium: flowering period is key

Extent of flood damage to winter wheat not yet known

Brazil to open added tariff-free import quota for wheat

Egypt raises price paid to local wheat farmers

Prairie winter wheat in good shape, analyst says

U.S. wheat futures still rising, but ‘getting tired’

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