A shift in supply dynamics and shifting trade flows are weighing heavily on North American livestock markets, reversing months of tight inventory trends and record-high retail prices. In this Beef Market Update, Shaun Haney of RealAgriculture sits down with Anne Wasko of Gateway Livestock Exchange to unpack the factors driving the recent downturn in cash... Read More

With the breakdown in Canada-U.S. trade negotiations and the implementation of new tariffs, the agriculture sector is once again dealing with elevated uncertainty on the trade front. To unpack what this escalation means on the farm and across the sector, the Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute (CAPI) and RealAgriculture brought together leading policy analysts, former government... Read More

Canadian exporters should have expanded access to Asian markets following the grand opening of CANXPORT, a new $750-million container transloading facility at the Port of Prince Rupert, on August 27. Operated by Montreal-based Ray-Mont Logistics, the Ridley Island site gives Canadian crops, forestry, petrochemicals, and mining commodities a direct ramp from trains into containers for... Read More

A little extra protein might sound like cheap insurance in a cattle ration, but when protein is one of the more expensive nutrients being fed, knowing what the cow actually needs matters. During Gateway Research Organization and Farming Forward’s Corn Stalk Tour at Byron Long’s farm in Barrhead County, Alta., Dr. Bart Lardner of the... Read More

Starting for the 2027 growing season, Pioneer brand canola will be sold by a seeds-per-bag minimum instead of weight-based packaging. All Pioneer brand canola products will transition from weight-based packaging to a standardized minimum 4.25 million seeds per bag, the company says, providing enough seed to plant approximately 10 acres. Bags will also be identified... Read More