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Argentina tracks soy hoarding by registering silo bag sales

By Hugh Bronstein March 2, 2015

Buenos Aires | Reuters — Argentina will keep an eye on how much soy is being hoarded on farms throughout the country by requiring that the sales of silo bags be reported to tax authorities, according to a government resolution announced Monday. The oblong industrial-strength plastic bags have come to dot the Pampas grains belt […] Read more

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Some roads reopened in Brazil; truck strike persists

By Reuters February 28, 2015

Sao Paulo | Reuters — Striking truckers lifted their blockade of dozens of highways in Brazil after police began fining and arresting protesters, though strike organizers said they had no plans to end their stoppage now in its 10th day. Road blockages were reported at 61 locations in six states on Friday, down from 88 […] Read more

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Trade panel rejects Que. appeal on edible oil products

By Canadian Cattlemen Staff February 25, 2015

Quebec has lost its last path of appeal against an interprovincial trade panel’s decision on restrictions for sales of vegetable oil-based dairy products in the province. An appellate panel, convened under the Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT), on Wednesday released a Jan. 26 report which upholds an AIT panel’s ruling last spring, favouring Saskatchewan’s challenge against Quebec’s […] Read more

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CBOT soy seen weakening as soon as Brazil’s logistics improve

By Terryn Shiells February 25, 2015

CNS Canada — Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soybean futures moved higher during the week ended Wednesday, as continued good export demand for U.S. soybeans was bullish. Brazil’s slower than normal harvest pace and its logistics problems related to a trucker strike both led to strong export demand for the U.S. As soon as those […] Read more

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ADM cuts biodiesel output as industry hit by weak margins

By Chris Prentice, Rod Nickel February 25, 2015

Winnipeg/New York | Reuters — Archer Daniels Midland , one of the world’s top biofuels producers, has slowed North American biodiesel output, the latest sign the industry is battling uncertainty over U.S. renewable fuel policy while the oil rout curbs demand. The Chicago-based agri business has “temporarily” shifted production at its Velva, N.D. oilseeds processing […] Read more

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Brazil truck strike grinds into second week, port access cleared

By Marcelo Teixeira, Reese Ewing February 25, 2015

Sao Paulo | Reuters — Truckers staged nearly 100 roadblocks across Brazil’s farm belt on Wednesday as protests stretched into their eighth day, though access to the country’s biggest port was cleared after police clashed with protesters who had briefly halted traffic there. The steadily widening blockades have sparked growing fuel and supply shortages and […] Read more

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Soybeans’ potential seen growing on Prairies

By Dave Sims, Phil Franz-Warkentin February 25, 2015

Winnipeg | CNS Canada — Soybean acres in Canada — particularly Western Canada — are expected to be on the rise, according to an analyst. “I’m basing that on new varieties as well as price,” Chris Beckman, oilseeds analyst for the grains and oilseeds division of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, told the annual Wild Oats […] Read more

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Pearce: Monsanto’s next-gen weed control trait on deck

By Ralph Pearce January 23, 2015

The question has been asked time and again for the past three or four years: when will we see Monsanto’s Xtend technology in Canada? The answer has been wrapped up in a long list of concerns and government procedure, but the first glint of opportunity for growers has cleared the next-to-last of a series hurdles. […] Read more

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Seasonal pressures to weigh on CBOT soybeans, corn

By Phil Franz-Warkentin January 21, 2015

CNS Canada — Soybean futures at the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) moved lower during the week ended Wednesday and could be due for more losses, given the seasonal trends and looming South American crops. “As long as South America has no real weather problems… it will be hanging over the soybean market,” said Scott […] Read more

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Manitoba to boost insurance coverage on pedigreed soybeans

By Canadian Cattlemen Staff, GFM Network News January 21, 2015

Increased coverage for pedigreed soybeans is among the changes planned for Manitoba’s provincial crop insurance program for the 2015 growing season. Soybeans are expected to be the largest pedigreed seed crop in Manitoba this year, the province said in a release, and the increased coverage is expected to reflect the “additional cost” of producing the […] Read more

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Argentina tracks soy hoarding by registering silo bag sales

Some roads reopened in Brazil; truck strike persists

Trade panel rejects Que. appeal on edible oil products

CBOT soy seen weakening as soon as Brazil’s logistics improve

ADM cuts biodiesel output as industry hit by weak margins

Brazil truck strike grinds into second week, port access cleared

Soybeans’ potential seen growing on Prairies

Pearce: Monsanto’s next-gen weed control trait on deck

Seasonal pressures to weigh on CBOT soybeans, corn

Manitoba to boost insurance coverage on pedigreed soybeans

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