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El Nino emerges, raising fears over food prices

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An El Nino weather pattern is underway and will last until winter, Japan said on Friday, foreshadowing disruptive conditions that could harm crops from Australia to India at a time of rising fears about global food supplies. Corn prices have surged more than 60 per cent in the past two months as the United States […] Read more
General, Markets

Cargill posts worst quarter since 1991

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Cargill Inc. said Thursday its quarterly earnings fell 82 per cent in the giant U.S. agribusiness firm’s worst quarter in more than 20 years, hurt by volatile commodity markets and weak margins in key areas such as beef and oilseeds. Full-year results were also seen as disappointing, as both sales and profits from the company’s […] Read more
General, Markets

Major German bank pulls ag from fund on food fears

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Germany’s Commerzbank has removed agricultural products from a commodity index fund after accusations that speculation has pushed up food prices and fuelled unrest in some poor countries. Commerzbank followed at least two other German banks in restricting investments in agriculture, while most banks and fund managers have defended investment in commodities, saying that price jumps […] Read more
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Across Canada in a farmhouse: Regina to Camrose

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Now, you can’t make it out of Regina without having some contact with the Canadian Football League. This is Roughrider country, and you sure can’t miss it! So, before heading north out of Regina we decided to take a rare day off and see about attending a football game; Hamilton was in town. As luck […] Read more
Crops, General, Markets

Markets end three-day fall after jobs data

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U.S. grain and soybean futures ended a three-day slide on Friday as better-than expected U.S. jobs data helped markets recover their appetite for risk. Agricultural markets felt spillover support from strong gains in crude oil and equities, with a weak dollar helping to feed the bull market sentiment. The dollar fell to a one-month low […] Read more
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Saturday Aug. 4 is Canada Food Day

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Canada Food Day, started by food writer Anita Stewart in 2003 as "The World’s Longest Barbeque" in support of BSE-affected cattle producers,  has become an annual event and will be celebrated on Saturday, Aug. 4. The Canadian Federation of Agriculture says it has since transformed into a joint effort by farmers, food producers and restaurants […] Read more

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