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Cliff Jamieson

Canadian Grains Analyst
Cliff Jamieson
@CliffJamieson

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.

Recent Blogs by Author

  • Canada Markets
    This chart shows the current trend in weekly commercial canola stocks reported by the CGC (blue line), with the 2021-22 trend (grey line) and the three-year average (brown line).

    Commercial Canola Stocks Tighten

    Commercial stocks of canola fell for a third week in week 43, while are the lowest stocks reported for this week in six years. The three-year average shows commercial stocks trending lower...

  • Canada Markets
    This chart shows the current trend in weekly commercial canola stocks reported by the CGC (blue line), with the 2021-22 trend (grey line) and the three-year average (brown line).

    Commercial Canola Stocks Tighten

    Commercial stocks of canola fell for a third week in week 43, while are the lowest stocks reported for this week in six years. The three-year average shows commercial stocks trending lower...

More From This Author

  • Canadian exports and imports of merchandise fell in February, with Statistics Canada commentary pointing to a sharp drop in total exports to countries outside of the United States. (DTN file photo by Elaine Shein)

    Canada Markets

    Statistics Canada Releases February Export Data

    Statistics Canada released February merchandise trade data on April 5, while this study looks at the month's activity for select crops and products.