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Russian Invasion of Ukraine Will Mean Years of Recovery for its Agriculture Sector

Russian Invasion of Ukraine Will Mean Years of Recovery for its Agriculture Sector

According to a Kyiv-based research centre, Ukraine’s agricultural sector could take 20 years or more in parts, to recover from the ravages of Russia’s full-scale invasion.
Bunge/Viterra Merger Would Result in Massive Oilseed Crushing Business

Bunge/Viterra Merger Would Result in Massive Oilseed Crushing Business

Bunge’s planned acquisition of Viterra would make the world’s biggest oilseed crusher even more dominant and secure a larger role in the expanding renewable diesel industry, although it may face competition hurdles.
Spring Seeding Basically Complete in Saskatchewan

Spring Seeding Basically Complete in Saskatchewan

Most producers have completed seeding operations, with 99 per cent of the crop seeded to date. Last-minute fields were seeded as they dried up over recent weeks.
Bunge-Viterra merger has groups raising concerns of possible lack of competition

Bunge-Viterra merger has groups raising concerns of possible lack of competition

A day after Bunge Limited and Viterra announced a deal that will see them merge into one agri-business company, reaction has been coming in.
CGC Plans Change to Sprouted Wheat Definition

CGC Plans Change to Sprouted Wheat Definition

Starting on August 1st, a laboratory review of the end-use quality of sprouted wheat will lead to changes in how wheat is graded. That's according to the Canadian Grain Commission.
Farm Groups Pushing for Passage of Federal Bill that Would Provide Carbon Tax Relief

Farm Groups Pushing for Passage of Federal Bill that Would Provide Carbon Tax Relief

Canadian farm groups are urging senators to pass an important piece of legislation before Parliament rises for the summer.
Spring Seeding Wraps Up in Manitoba

Spring Seeding Wraps Up in Manitoba

Seeding is complete in Manitoba except in regions where reseeding may occur due to recent storms. Crops in the southwest region are being assessed due to a recent storm that moved through the region last week.
BC Ports Very Inefficient: Report

BC Ports Very Inefficient: Report

Lengthy delays last year to unload container ships at the Port of Vancouver has resulted in a drastically low grade on the latest global ranking of efficiently run harbours.
BC Port Cargo Workers Vote to Take Strike Action

BC Port Cargo Workers Vote to Take Strike Action

More than seven-thousand workers who load and unload cargo at ports along B-C's coast have voted overwhelmingly in favour of job action.
Drought Conditions Worsen on Western Prairies

Drought Conditions Worsen on Western Prairies

According to the latest Drought Monitor report from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, warm and dry conditions across much of the Prairies in May caused drought conditions to worsen, especially in Alberta.