Sean Pratt is a journalist who writes for various publications including the Estevan Mercury, Western Investor, Western Producer Media, and has also been featured in the North Shore News. His articles primarily focus on agricultural and trade-related topics, covering issues such as global market trends, crop forecasts, and trade relationships between countries.
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Canada's share of purchases in the European Union has plunged to 19 percent in 2023-24 from 72 percent last year.
In a slump after decades on the uprise.
By: Sean Pratt
Recent court decisions have threatened farmers' abilities to use some herbicides Pesticides are increasingly under attack in the United States and that is keeping farm leaders awake at night.
The country has become a major competitive threat to Canada's canola sector, helping reduce exports to most markets
Short-term carnage is expected to happen in Argentina. SASKATOON — Bankers in the United States are wondering if soybean crush capacity will be overbuilt in that country.
SASKATOON — Canadian flax growers could next year regain some of the market share they have lost in the European Union, says a commodity broker. The
SASKATOON — Canada's canola oil is facing stiff competition from used cooking oil (UCO) and tallow in renewable diesel markets. The amount of UCO being
UCO and tallow imports mean reduced use of competing feedstocks like soybean oil and canola oil.
Ottawa unveiled three tools to support biofuel projects in Canada.
Forecast based on an acreage estimate lower than Statistics Canada's 7.1 million acres.
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