The obvious result of a magnificent production season will be that ending supplies of virtually every crop in Canada will rise, and the logistical problem there is a very important aspect of the potential impact on the market.Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada released their Outlook for Principal Field Crops last Friday, and the numbers are almost staggering. Here are a few of the report's headlines:
Total production of grains and oilseeds is up 27 percent from 2012. Durum production is up 40 percent. Wheat production (excluding durum) increased by 37 percent from 2012 and over 80 percent was graded as #1. Yields were up an amazing 46 percent. Spring wheat production increased 44 percent. Barley production increased 28 percent. Oats p...
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