U.S. grain prices began to nosedive in October due to a larger-than-anticipated corn crop and expectations for an end to the disruption of Black Sea wheat exports.

Canola futures were mostly lower to end the week but settled off their lows as the selling dried up and end user bargain ...

On-farm emissions of little concern in Ottawa Farm emissions reduction, once the darling of Ottawa announcements, seems to have fallen by the wayside. Brent Preston is president of Farmers for Climate ...

API Labs wants to build a $165 million poppy processing plant in Saskatchewan. But it can’t get a needed exemption from ...

The United States Department of Agriculture’s attaché in Ottawa has a bearish view on how much Canadian wheat will be ...

The following is a glance at the news moving markets in Canada and globally. Canadian unemployment rate rises in ...

Canola futures on the Intercontinental Exchange maintained their steady decline Friday morning. Chicago soyoil and European ...

Canadian farmers’ takeaways from the 2026 federal budget include investments in trade infrastructure and productivity and ...

The attaché in Beijing has 2026-27 soybean imports at 110 million tonnes against the department’s 115 million, and crush at ...

The Canadian dollar stepped back a little more on Thursday, as the hype over the United States midterm elections wears off.

A growing season that began and ended with a lot of moisture is mostly complete in Saskatchewan. Yields and quality are ...

Canada is producing more canola and other crops, which is good. But productivity growth for canola and other crops has slowed ...