Flood Risk Rises in Parts of Manitoba as Warmer Weather Nears

Rising Land Costs Erode Canadian Farmers’ Affordability Advantage Over U.S. Counterparts

Canadian producers are now dedicating a larger share of their grain and oilseed revenue to owned land payments than their U.S. counterparts, erasing what had long been a key affordability advantage for domestic farmers, ac...

Saskatchewan to Review Farm Security Act as Province Seeks to Modernize Land Ownership Rules

Canola Outlook Brightens as Trade Barriers Ease, but Risks Remain

After a bruising year of tariffs, trade disruptions and policy uncertainty, the outlook for Canada’s canola sector is turning cautiously more optimistic heading into 2026, even as the industry remains exposed to geopolitic...

U.S. Midwest Better Positioned on Fertilizer, but Rising Costs Still Squeeze

Farmers in the American Midwest entered the 2026 planting season somewhat better positioned than peers elsewhere in the U.S. to manage the recent surge in fertilizer costs, but a new survey suggests many are still feeling ...

Chicago Close: Wheat Up, but Corn, Soys Fall

Corn and soybean futures closed lower on Monday, but wheat posted double-digit gains across all exchanges.