Crops

Farm cash receipts from crops decreased in the first six months of the year as compared to 2023 while livestock receipts were higher. According to Statistics Canada, farm cash receipts for Canadian farmers totalled $47.

Durum 293.43 Feed barley 201.57 Canola 560.12 (up 2.00) Chickpeas 837.75 Flax 605.85 Lentils 639.20 Oats 234.00 Yellow Peas 346.75 Feed Wheat 193.15 1 Red Spring Wheat 250.64 (up 4.

Durum 293.43 Feed barley 201.57 Canola 558.12 (down 6.80) Chickpeas 837.75 Flax 605.85 Lentils 639.20 Oats 234.00 Yellow Peas 346.75 Feed Wheat 193.15 1 Red Spring Wheat 246.

Producers have made good progress with harvest over the past week with 25 per cent of the crop now harvested, ahead of the 5-year average of 21 per cent.

Durum 293.43 Feed barley 201.57 Canola 564.92 (up 12.10) Chickpeas 837.75 Flax 605.85 Lentils 639.20 Oats 234.00 Yellow Peas 346.75 Feed Wheat 193.15 1 Red Spring Wheat 245.44 (up 2.

Durum 293.43 Feed barley 201.57 Canola 552.82 (up 11.60) Chickpeas 837.75 Flax 605.85 Lentils 639.20 Oats 234.00 (up 26.00) Yellow Peas 346.75 Feed Wheat 193.15 1 Red Spring Wheat 242.

The wheat harvest is at different stages around the world. In Canada, the spring wheat harvest is in the early stages. Saskatchewan is 4 per cent complete as of August 19, Alberta is 5 per cent complete, and Manitoba is 3 per cent complete.

Statistics Canada released model-based projections of production of various crops for each province on Wednesday morning.

The Canadian Grain Commission has revoked the grain dealer licence and primary elevator licences of Purely Canada Foods Corp. in Avonlea, Kindersley and Lajord.

Harvest continues in winter cereals, spring cereals, and peas. A limited number of canola fields have been harvested, mostly in the Central and Eastern regions.