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Pulses: Festivals, supply issues to keep India’s prices high

By MarketsFarm Team October 15, 2015

CNS Canada — Following are a few highlights in the Canadian and world pulse markets on Thursday morning, Oct. 15. • Analysts say pulse prices will likely remain high in India as the market there faces a potent mix of lowered output, steady demand from festivals and slow imports that already fall short of demand. […] Read more

Crops, Markets, Pulses, Reuters

India’s drought a bonanza for Canadian pulse growers

By rajendra-jadhav, Rod Nickel October 14, 2015

Winnipeg/Mumbai | Reuters — Prices for Canadian pulses typically ease toward the end of the year but a recent dry spell in distant India, the world’s top producer and consumer, is driving them up. Back-to-back drought years for the first time in three decades has eroded India’s output of pulses and boosted imports. Global prices […] Read more

Beef Cattle, Crops, Markets, Weather

World weather worth watching as winter hits Canada

By Jade Markus October 14, 2015

CNS Canada –– Harvest is wrapping up in Western Canada, but seeding is just starting in other parts of the world. Here are a few of the top market influencers traders and farmers are watching heading into winter. El Nino in the Southern Hemisphere – The Southern Hemisphere is starting its wheat growing season, said […] Read more

Crops, Markets, Pulses, Weather

Chickpeas see strength in early harvest returns

By Dave Sims September 15, 2015

CNS Canada — The chickpea harvest is slowly gathering steam across Western Canada with prices holding steady, despite the harvest pressure. In Saskatchewan, where the majority of the crop lies, one industry stakeholder estimated a fifth of the crop has been combined. “Chickpeas are 20 per cent complete or just nicely underway,” said Colin Young […] Read more

Traffic between Delhi and Agra. Prime Minister Narenda Modi is urging reforms to free up land for roads and other development. (CIA.gov)

Crops, Reuters

India’s Modi battles opposition to key land reform

By frank-jack-daniel July 15, 2015

New Delhi | Reuters — India’s opposition parties boycotted Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s latest attempt to build consensus around a business-friendly land bill Wednesday, boding badly for his ambitious agenda of economic reform in a parliament session that starts next week. Almost half of India’s 31 chief ministers spurned Modi’s invitation to meet him in […] Read more

Corn, Crops, Markets

Canada to check India’s feed corn for aflatoxin

By Canadian Cattlemen Staff May 26, 2015

All feed corn coming to Canada from India is now going to be held and tested for aflatoxin, as high levels of the toxins have recently turned up in organic corn from the country. Importers of corn — organic or otherwise — from India, starting immediately, first must sample the corn, upon arrival in Canada […] Read more

Beef Cattle, Livestock, Reuters

Hit by beef ban, Indian butchers eye Jersey cows

By Meenakshi Sharma April 24, 2015

Mumbai | Reuters –– Battling a beef ban that has threatened their livelihoods, Muslim traders in India are seeking permission to slaughter foreign-origin Jersey cows they think will not be as sacred to the country’s majority Hindus as locally bred cattle. Several states led by the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party of Prime Minister Narendra […] Read more

Crops, Reuters, Weather

India’s PM boosts compensation for farmers to ease rural discontent

By Reuters April 8, 2015

New Delhi | Reuters –– Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday announced higher compensation and government aid for farmers who are suffering due to unseasonable rains, in an attempt to calm growing discontent among people living in the countryside. Storms have badly damaged crops in large parts of northern India and led to anger […] Read more

Straight from the hip

We need a shift when it comes to international trade

By Brenda Schoepp March 13, 2015

The disappointment in the financial performance of China is almost palatable in the West. With Chinese banks badly indebted and infrastructure in disarray, the nearly religious adoration that Canada unabashedly displayed in every public and policy corner has somewhat quieted. Volatility in the world markets driven by the widespread underlying dissolving of currency value and […] Read more

Crops, Lentils, Markets, Pulses

Red varieties driving lentil acreage increase

By Dave Sims March 11, 2015

CNS Canada — As Canada’s remaining old-crop lentils shuffle off to buyers overseas, interest is building in the potential for new crop in 2015. Chuck Penner of LeftField Commodity Research in Winnipeg said he expects more acres will be planted this spring as a result of the strong interest. “Oh, there’ll definitely be more; the […] Read more

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Pulses: Festivals, supply issues to keep India’s prices high

India’s drought a bonanza for Canadian pulse growers

World weather worth watching as winter hits Canada

Chickpeas see strength in early harvest returns

India’s Modi battles opposition to key land reform

Canada to check India’s feed corn for aflatoxin

Hit by beef ban, Indian butchers eye Jersey cows

India’s PM boosts compensation for farmers to ease rural discontent

We need a shift when it comes to international trade

Red varieties driving lentil acreage increase

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