If the business world is using their framework for success, maybe #agriculture / #farmers ARE doing it right...

Big production upgrades from Statistics Canada in their model-based ests for #Harvest22 (put together in July) They note good conditions for AB & MB, but drier conditions for Sask (I read as potential for ⬇️yields from 1st est, which, FWIW, are usually on high side) #OATT #CDNAG

Despite ongoing interest rate hike talks, grain markets saw all green on the screen to finish the last full trading week of August. Read more in this week's Market Insider 📈 : bit.ly/3CASeGR #AgTwitter #WestCdnAg

Grain markets were mixed to start the month of September, with gains on Monday and Friday last week offsetting the selling through the middle of the week. Read more in this week's Market Insider: bit.ly/3emnwHn #AgTwitter #WestCdnAg

Grain markets were mixed last week as additional production and trade risk was priced into cereals, while oilseeds pulled back with energy markets and heavy Argentine soybean selling. Read more in this week's Market Insider: albertawheatbarley.com/alberta-wheat/… #AgTwitter #WestCdnAg

This past week’s grain markets ended the week mostly higher, on account of some bullishness in the USDA’s September WASDE and stronger buying by funds of wheat futures. Read more in this week's Market Insider: bit.ly/3f4XWqV #AgTwitter #WestCdnAg

Grain markets saw some heavy selling/profit-taking on Friday to end the week mixed, but the wheat complex was able to stay green, thanks to both European and Chicago wheat futures hitting two-month highs this past Thursday. Read more in Market Insider: bit.ly/3UA566J

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Worth joining this free morning session next week offered by Baker Tilly Canada where I'll dig into some of the major variables I'm watching in #grain markets (and how this sets up for timing of sales), and the fantastic Brenna Grant will be doing the same for #cattle #OATT

Grain markets closed out the second week of October mixed as the complex dealt with some surprises in the monthly WASDE report, as well as ongoing trade risk out of the Black Sea. Read more in this week's Market Insider: bit.ly/3VCnY5B #AgTwitter #WestCdnAg

Grain markets were mixed through the third week of October as demand and geopolitical issues seem to be enough to offset an accelerating U.S. corn and soybean harvest, as well as the planting campaign in Brazil. Read more in this week's Market Insider: bit.ly/3gDpGmV

Grain markets finished the last full week of October mostly in the red as profit-taking and healthy rains put a softer tone on the complex. Read more in this week's Market Insider: bit.ly/3U8LNjK #AgTwitter #CdnAg #WestCdnAg

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Wheat prices lost some legs during the shortened U.S. Thanksgiving trading week, with the Chicago front-month contract dipping to its lowest since August. Read more in this weeks Market Insider: bit.ly/3Ucuxd1 #AgTwitter #CdnAg #WestCdnAg

Following the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday, grain markets took a bit of a tumble into the month of December, lead by corn, wheat, and soy oil, while oilseeds found some bullish footing. Read more in this weeks Market Insider: bit.ly/3UzodfY #AgTwitter #CdnAg #WestCdnAg

This load of wheat will make ~72,720 1lb loaves of bread. I get~.19/lb. It’s shipped, cleaned, ground into flour, shipped to bakers, shipped from bakers to wholesalers and retailers with carbon tax applied at every stage of the process. Ends up being 2.75/lb. Value added right?

In the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day this Friday, bullish grain traders and U.S. banking regulators are looking for rainbows, let alone a pot of gold, to help prop the markets back up. Read more in this week's Market Insider: bit.ly/3ZZw8pW #AgTwitter #WestCdnAg #CdnAg

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So to recap: Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland and Finance Canada claim they'll save $6.4 billion over six years by reducing or delaying already-allocated funding. But they refuse to say which programs and services they'll cut funding from, or whether they even know yet. </🧵>

Grain markets pushed through into the second half of April with weather and geopolitical premiums being added back into values for corn and wheat, while demand concerns from this month’s WASDE pressured oilseeds. Read more in this week's Market Insider: bit.ly/3UY1iwN