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Just posted: The recent widespread precipitation was welcomed by many producers across the Prairies. Some regions experienced seeding delays due to excess moisture and are hopeful for a pause in rainfall to resume seeding. Read the latest update at: cerealscanada.ca/growing-season…

Seeding of spring wheat is nearing completion across the Prairies. Provincial seeding progress is reported as 84 percent in Sask., 86 percent in Man., and 89 percent in Alta. All three provinces are experiencing good emergence. Read the report: cerealscanada.ca/growing-season…

Just posted: Seeding of spring wheat is virtually complete across the Prairies, despite the recent wet conditions. The rainfall has had a positive impact on surface soil conditions in Western Canada. Read this week's crop progress report at: cerealscanada.ca/growing-season…

Seeding of spring wheat is virtually complete across the Prairies. Recent rainfall has benefited soil moisture, but producers are hoping for warmer temperatures to aid with crop development. Track the progress of the 2024 Canadian wheat crop at: cerealscanada.ca/growing-season…

With this year’s wheat crop underway, we have resumed regular updates to our Growing Season Progress Report, which includes information about Western Canadian wheat, including environmental factors that could impact crop quality or development. youtu.be/xxXrq4t2Rnc?si…

Cereals Canada today released its annual report, highlighting the organization’s market access, market support and development, and technical achievements in 2023. The report is available in an interactive, electronic format at cerealscanadaannualreport.ca youtu.be/Ci-IhdQsGfc?si…

Join Krista Zuzak, director of crop protection and production, for a free Keep it Clean webinar, tomorrow at 11 am CDT. Krista, along with Greg Bartley and Ian Epp, will share tips & tools to help ensure Canada's crops are ready for market. Register now: thinkshift.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

The Prairies have experienced warmer temps recently, which has been beneficial for crop development. 90% of the crop in Saskatchewan is currently rated good-to-excellent, while Alberta and Manitoba are at 78% and 64% respectively. Read more at: cerealscanada.ca/growing-season…

Canadian wheat plays an important role in Japan's bread and noodle markets, contributing to its rich food culture. 🍜 Over the past five years, Japan has accounted for eight percent of our total wheat exports, making it a key market for Canadian wheat.

This week’s crop progress report is up! Alta. and Sask. are seeing the effects of hot, dry weather on soil moisture and crop conditions. Producers are hoping for timely rain to boost crop development and replenish soil moisture. See how it's growing at: cerealscanada.ca/growing-season…

Starting a career in ag? The 5-day Grain Industry Overview Program is designed to fast-track your knowledge of the Canadian grain industry. Learn more and register for our next session at: cerealscanada.ca/training/ #cdnag

Located in the largest importing region for CWAD, Morocco is a consistent buyer of high-quality Canadian durum. Learn how Cereals Canada is working to build and maintain relationships with customers from this key export market, now and into the future: cerealscanada.ca/building-relat…

Rainfall was variable across Western Canada this past week. Widespread thunderstorms have supported soil moisture levels and yield expectations in Alta., but producers in Sask. are experiencing hot and dry conditions. Read more: cerealscanada.ca/growing-season…

Cereals Canada is raising alarms about the severe economic impact that a strike at two major railways will have on the Canadian agriculture sector and the national economy. Read the release: cerealscanada.ca/potential-rail… #cdnag #stopthestrike

Gate represents a commitment to our members, to the Canadian cereals industry, and to our global customers, and it’s an investment in the continued success of Canadian agriculture on the world stage. Learn more at: cerealscanada.ca/gate-securing-…

Time is running out to avoid a rail lockout or strike. Visit stopthestrike.ca now to add your voice and urge Ottawa to take action. Help keep Canada's grain moving. #StopTheLockout #StopTheStrike

Led by Cereals Canada, Gate will help the Canadian cereals industry grow and thrive in domestic and international markets well into the future by supporting customers and building demand. Learn more at: cerealscanada.ca/supporting-cus…

Mark Walker, our Vice President of Markets and Trade, had the opportunity yesterday to speak to Tracy Brunet from Farm Marketer about the pending rail strike and the impact it will have on farmers and the #CdnAg value chain. Watch now: youtu.be/ozDTE9Y_rB0?si… #StopTheStrike

Cereals Canada looks forward to the resumption of rail service and new agreements between the parties to secure Canada's industrial peace and assure the food security of global customers of Canadian cereals. Read the full release: cerealscanada.ca/cereals-canada…

It's go time! Harvest '24 is underway across the Prairies. The spring wheat harvest is most advanced in the southern regions of the growing area, with 5% complete in Alberta, 4% in Saskatchewan, and 3% in Manitoba. Learn more at cerealscanada.ca/growing-season…