Canola School: Unlocking Indo-Pacific demand for canola meal, with new crush...
The expansion in canola crush capacity in Western Canada over the next few years is expected to create opportunities to not only maximize the amount of canola meal in domestic animal feed rations, but...
View ArticleCanola School: Where will all the meal from a 50% increase in crush capacity go?
New demand for canola oil is driving a wave of expansion in canola processing capacity, and along with it, there’s going to be a large increase in the supply of the main byproduct — canola meal. The...
View ArticleCanola School: Renewable diesel demand, Indo-Pacific exports, and flea beetle...
It’s a good time to be in the canola business, as vegetable oil demand is up, and the world wants Canadian canola. So says Jim Everson, president of the Canola Council of Canada, who gave a state of...
View ArticleLocking in a reasonable ROI on the first 30% of new crop could be a smart...
When it comes to marketing grain crops, we all seem to have different strategies, and there isn’t necessarily one ‘correct’ answer. In the late 2020 oilseeds market, we are seeing highs that haven’t...
View ArticleCanola School: Storing and drying a high-moisture crop
As growers continue to plug away at harvesting remaining canola acres, a lot of the crop already in the bin is in less than ideal condition. On this episode of RealAgriculture’s Canola School, Canola...
View ArticleCanola School: Comparing Canada versus the rest of the world
Canadian canola producers are among the most efficient when it comes to cost-of-production — with the exception of seed costs— but Canadian growers also receive slightly lower on-farm prices than...
View ArticleCorn School: Cool Start, Risk of Drought Buoys Corn Prices
A cool start delayed corn planting in the U.S., so much so that there’s a rumoured 78 million acres of soybeans in the ground down south. A late start means the critical pollination period of the crop...
View ArticleCanola School: Market Development a Major Focus of 2013 for the CCC
Ever wonder what the Canola Council of Canada does and who is involved? RealAgriculture.com caught up with Patti Miller, president of the council, to ask her those questions and many more. For example,...
View ArticleCanola School: How to Participate in the Cash Advance Program
Keeping the crop in the bin during market dips but still having the bills paid is one advantage of using a cash advance program. For canola and several other crops, the cash advance is administered by...
View ArticleCorn School – Corn – Where Are We Now & Where Are We Going In 2013?
The price of corn is something that’s weighing heavy on the minds of producers right now. Not producers only, but everyone affected either directly or indirectly with the crop is wondering where corn...
View ArticleCanola School: What’s Right? Charts or Fundamentals?
Are you having trouble looking down the line at the canola markets? You’re not alone. There are a number of sources sending mixed signals to producers. On one hand when we look at the charts,...
View ArticleCanola School – Canola Market Analysis – Jon Driedger, Farmlink Marketing...
Demand for canola from crushers has remained strong throughout the summer months, stocks are tight and exports are good. That being said, harvest is just around the corner and a number of questions...
View ArticleCanola School – How Much Higher Can Canola Go? – Jonathon Driedger
Does the canola market have room to climb further? Supply seems to be one of the main factors in the bid for a major break through $600/MT . Carry over from 2010 wasn’t that big, and demand is still...
View ArticleCanola School – Canola Market Outlook – Jonathan Driedger
Markets go up and markets go down. In the last thirty days canola has taken quite a run in multiple directions. Is it overbought, oversold or just right. Ask all of us in November. The trading range of...
View ArticleCanola School: Dealing with Market Access Issues for Canadian Canola
At the recent Canada Grains council meeting a listened to a full day of discussions around Canada’s market access issues across all the main crop types. The recent market access issues with canola...
View ArticleCanola School: When Should I Swath My Canola
This year, perhaps more than ever, swath timing is critical for all varieties of canola. With the cold soil temperatures and dry spring and summer, there are many canola fields in Alberta and across...
View ArticleCanola School: Free Fatty Acids & Funky Colours — Understanding What Happens...
The unprecedented amount of canola left in the field over winter in Saskatchewan and Alberta has producers and processors trying to figure out the value of this crop. Very little research has been done...
View ArticleCanola School: Trade Deal with China Holds Huge Potential for Canola
As the Canadian government contemplates moving forward on a free trade agreement with China, the canola industry sees tremendous potential to increase exports to the country that already imports more...
View ArticleCanola School: U.S.-First Biofuel Policy Could Boost Canadian Canola Demand
President Trump’s U.S.-first biofuel policy could be bullish for Canadian canola demand, according to the president of Chicago-based Ag Resource Company. As Dan Basse explains in this market-themed...
View ArticleCanola School: Who is Pushing for Change in Global Markets?
There’s no long-term trend talk of any agriculture commodity sector, it seems, that doesn’t include at least some reference to China. After all, it’s not just a populous country, it’s a huge economic...
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