Canada's canola crush dipped in September, which is normal, but the volume processed is still the largest for the month of September. While AAFC has forecast exports to remain steady with...
Cliff Jamieson
Canadian Grains Analyst
Cliff Jamieson was born and raised on a family farm at Flaxcombe, a town in west-central Saskatchewan close to the Alberta border. Cliff graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 1987 with a degree in agriculture, majoring in economics, as well as Athabasca University with a masters in business administration in 1996.
Cliff has worked primarily as a merchant for the past 25 years in the western Canadian grain industry. He has a passion for the study of the markets and working with producers to help identify and manage potential market risks.
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As of week 11, demand for prairie grain shipping is 31% higher than 2019-20 and well-above the three-year average. To-date, 93.4% of this demand has been met. The number of cancelled cars...
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Canada Markets
Statistics Canada released model-based July production estimates on Aug. 31, the first of two key reports for release this week.
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Canada Markets
December spring wheat broke trendline resistance on Aug. 25, with noncommercial short-covering pushing prices higher. Early harvest on both sides of the border is producing some disappointing results, while Canada's unofficial...