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Cooler and damper outlook for pollinating U.S. corn crop

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Reading Time: < 1 minute Cooler temperatures and occasional rainfall over the next week will boost U.S. corn and soybean crop prospects, according to Global Weather Monitoring (GWM). • GWM said the U.S. corn crop was void of any threats to pollination next week. • The U.S. corn crop is pollinating, or going through its reproductive stage of development, later […] Read more
Crops, General, Weather

Ontario crops: not just wet, but very wet

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Reading Time: 3 minutes Call it a lot of bad news contrasting against the potential for some upside. Yes, early July — particularly in the southwest corner of Ontario — was not only wet, it was very wet — a deluge that has damaged some crops and probably lowered yield. But the bright spot to this wet first half […] Read more
Crops, General, Weather

Crop-friendly weather for U.S. Midwest into autumn: NOAA

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Reading Time: 2 minutes Good crop weather is expected now through autumn in the U.S. Midwest, drought will persist in the Plains states and excessive rainfall will continue in the southeast, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric (NOAA) climate update released on Thursday. NOAA climatologists indicated no extreme temperatures or a return of drought in the key corn […] Read more
Crops, General, Weather

GRAINS: corn, soy drop for 2nd day on wetter Midwest forecast

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Reading Time: 2 minutes U.S. corn and soybean prices retreated for the second straight day on Thursday as forecasts for milder temperatures and slightly more rain across much of the Midwest lessened worries about crop damage. Slight adjustments to weather forecasts have steered the grains markets recently. Corn has been jarred most because the crop will be pollinating in […] Read more
Crops, General, Markets

Spring wheat futures stuck in downtrend: analyst

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Reading Time: 2 minutes Spring wheat futures at the Minneapolis Grain Exchange remain stuck in a well established downtrend and are expected to remain pointed lower barring a weather scare or other outside influence. “Looking at a chart, it continues to show some weakness,” said Austin Damiani, a broker with Frontier Futures in Minneapolis. The September wheat contract in Minneapolis […] Read more
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Barriers for young farmers theme of CFA roundtable

Reading Time: < 1 minute Barriers for young farmers entering agriculture was the theme of a Canadian Federation of Agriculture roundtable with federal, provincial and territorial agriculture ministers meeting in Halifax today. “The Canadian agricultural sector is diverse, but the need to support new farmers and remove barriers for new entrants was evident in the discussion and is a point […] Read more
Crops, General, Weather

Saskatchewan crops in good shape despite storm damage

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Reading Time: < 1 minute Crops in Saskatchewan were in mostly good to excellent shape as of July 15 although storms had caused serious damage, the province said on Thursday in its weekly crop report. • Percentage of crop in good/excellent condition: spring wheat 86 per cent; durum 88 per cent; oats 86 per cent; barley 81 per cent; canola […] Read more
Crops, General

Bertha on the rise in Alberta

Reading Time: < 1 minute In his weekly Call of the Land radio interview, Alberta Agriculture pest specialist Scott Meers says that bertha armyworm counts are “Enough to get a little bit concerned about, with some sites at “the first level of warning.” Meers has posted a video on how to scout for berthas. Meers said that in two to […] Read more
Crops, General

Canola Watch for July 17 – insects and hail options

Reading Time: < 1 minute The Canola Council of Canada’s Canola Watch features these topics this week. Click here for the full report. • Grasshopper thresholds • Lygus thresholds • Insect update: Bertha rising, Swede midge, etc. • Bertha armyworm scouting tips • How to ID 50% flower • Options for canola wiped out by hail
General, Livestock, Markets

Livestock – U.S. cattle futures wilt with beef demand

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Reading Time: 2 minutes Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures fell on Wednesday as wholesale beef prices slumped amid scorching heat in parts of the country, traders and analysts said. “Conditions like these don’t typically encourage heavy high protein meals which will likely produce negative impact on animal protein consumption,” Hales Trading Co President David Hales said. The U.S. […] Read more

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