Canada's Food Price Report expects the average family of four to see their food bill increased by $1,000, or four to six per cent, in 2026. Photo: Getty Images Food prices are 27 per cent higher now ...

As spring begins, farmers are thinking about what to plant and which seeds and crop protection products to use. Meanwhile, weather, markets and geopolitics are out of their control. Photo: Marccophoto ...

For the week ending March 22, Western Canadian feeder cattle markets traded steady to $5 higher on average. Higher quality strings under 600 pounds traded $5 to as much as $10 higher in some cases but ...

“Market uncertainty in both Canadian and global grain markets remains elevated, primarily due to persistent geopolitical factors that continue to disrupt trade flows and market stability,” said AAFC ...

Kyiv | Reuters — Ukraine’s 2025 wheat harvest is forecast at a maximum of 21.8 million metric tons, down from 22.7 million tons in 2024, the UAC farmers’ union said on Wednesday, slightly raising its ...

Going into marketing year 2026-27 there are two notable changes in South American soybeans — another production boost in Brazil and larger ending stocks for Argentina, said reports by the United ...

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Hog and poultry producers will no longer need a Canadian Food Inspection Agency permit to feed food products such as stale-dated bread, pasteurized milk and vegetable wastes to their livestock, the ...

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The Canadian Centre of Agricultural Wellbeing launched its third national farmer and rancher mental health survey. Glacier FarmMedia – The Canadian Centre for Agricultural Wellbeing has launched its ...

ICE canola futures climbed sharply higher during the week ended July 8, rising by roughly C$50 per tonne and surpassing major moving averages as the market found spillover support from advances in ...

Beijing | Reuters—China announced tariffs on over $2.6 billion worth of Canadian agricultural and food products on Saturday, retaliating against levies Ottawa introduced in October and opening a new ...