Philip Shaw

With the combines only recently out of the fields I’m sure many farmers are taking a welcome respite to kick back and consider the 2010 crop, which is in the rear-view mirror. For many farmers in Western Canada a repeat of the tough 2010 growing season in 2011 would not be welcome. In the East, […] Read more

Every day in currency markets around the world traders measure the value of different currencies against each other. The action is heated as different economic factors come together to make one currency’s value rise and the other fall. In Canada, these currency fluctuations manifest themselves in the agricultural cash prices received by farmers. The challenge […] Read more