WE KEEP YOU UPDATED WITH THE DEPUTTER ARTICLES“Most Canadian Prairie farmers can expect a dry start to spring. ‘Run-off potential is certainly below average for a big part of the Prairies,’ says World Weather Inc. meteorologist Drew Lerner.”
– FCC website article, Feb. 28, 2019
“After becoming the hot new crop in parts of Canada’s prairies, soybeans are starting to lose their appeal as Donald Trump’s trade war with China drives down prices.”
– Bloomberg, Feb. 16, 2019
“The WASDE report put the US corn stocks-to-use ratio at only 11.7%. If realized, that would be the tightest since 2013-14, when it was 9.16%.”
– DTN, Feb. 11, 2019
“Call it a pause, though maybe not a correction, in the farmland value trend in Canada.”
– Real Agriculture story quoting FCC chief economist J.P. Gervais, Feb. 4, 2019
“Red tape is burdening Canadian farmers to the point that more than two-thirds are questioning whether their children should follow in their footsteps at all, according to the results of a new survey.”
– Syngenta website article, Jan. 25, 2019