Layne and Ryane Miles look at a future of their diversified farm that will be won or lost in the grocery-store aisle. They operate Miles Farms in...
Philip Shaw is a Canadian farmer and agricultural economist who grows corn, wheat and soybeans on 865 acres near Dresden, Ontario. He has his Bachelor of Science degree and his Master of Science degree in Agricultural Economics and Business from the University of Guelph.
Philip is a contributing editor to DTN, which publishes his weekly agricultural economic commentary in his "Under the Agridome" column. He also writes and podcasts "Market Trends" as a monthly analysis of grain prices for the Grain Farmers of Ontario. His commodity commentary has been published in Grainnews, the Ontario Farmer, the Ontario Grain Grower Magazine, Country Guide, FCC Express and several other publications, including in French in Quebec. He is a feature speaker across Canada and the United States and in January 2020 lectured on "Canada's Blue Economy" at East West University in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
DTN Contributing Analyst Philip Shaw says a key part in managing risk is setting standard grain pricing orders at your local elevator or preferred processor. Setting them now is a good thing, possibly eight to 10 months ahead of...
DTN Contributing Analyst Philip Shaw asks readers if they feel they have accomplished a whole bunch over the last year on the market side of things?
DTN Contributing Analyst Philip Shaw says we cannot fix every broken place in the world, but we can make sure that what we do here is done well, honestly and with purpose.
DTN Contributing Analyst Philip Shaw says at the end of the day, the U.S. always takes care of its farmers. It is something that Canadian farmers can only wish for, since regardless of political stripe, Canadians never hear much...
DTN Contributing Analyst Philip Shaw says with the Canadian dollar hovering at the 71-cent level, Canadian cash prices for crops have been greatly enhanced, especially since the futures price rises.
DTN Contributing Analyst Philip Shaw says as farmers head into a fast-approaching 2026, USDA is challenging them again with estimates of big yields.
DTN Contributing Analyst Philip Shaw awaits to see what the WASDE report will say when USDA releases it on Nov. 14, as well as what happens with the Canadian federal budget that was just announced to try to deal with the impact...
DTN Contributing Analyst Philip Shaw says farmers can't control who wins elections or what tariff policy gets posted on social media at 3 a.m., but they can control how they respond to it.
DTN Contributing Analyst Philip Shaw encourages farmers to watch the basis closely: There are healthy contraction movements in future spreads and basis across much of the United States, and he says it's the market telling us...
DTN Contributing Analyst Philip Shaw says the challenge ahead for Canadian farmers is to stay nimble and realistic, as they operate in a world where U.S. farmers often get the lion's share of the help and government payments when...