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While our blogs are not AI-generated, we thought it could be fun to use AI to search and update us on a few topics. Below are the most recent AI-generated results.
 
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  • Wheat and barley bids are mixed this week
  • Canola prices dropped very slightly
  • Pulse prices, despite a bullish outlook and lentil stability, have dropped this week

Livestock & Feed Trends

  • Cattle prices this week are mixed but softening overall (depending on feeder class)
  • Lean hogs are trending up modestly

  • China renews its interest in Canadian peas, which could support pea prices going forward
  • The US announced this week the desire to substitute Canadian potash imports with those from Belarus; buyers are expected to continue purchasing from Canada
  • Proposed tightening of maximum residue limits in the EU could limit Canada's export opportunities
  • An analysis from Protein Industries Canada suggests domestic under-processing of grain
  • Policy discussions are highlighting the commercialization gap in the industry's ability to scale helpful farm innovations
  • Productivity Mega Deduction: the federal government proposed a new way to immediately deduct capital, rather than them depreciating over time
  • Government is renewing looks to export infrastructure improvements, like ports, rail, and grain movement capacity
  • Agricultural media questions the decision to reduce agricultural spending following fall budget announcements

Recent Blog Posts

On a red background: "Importance of clarity for Chinese tariff resolution" in yellow, surrounded by icons of peas, canola, shrimp, pigs, and electric vehicles

Importance of Clarity for Chinese Tariff Resolution

In January 2026, the Canadian government was able to reach an agreement with the Chinese government regarding tariff rates on …
Agriculture Myth Busting: Preservatives on a blue background with scrabble tiles of "Myth" and "Facts" sharing the T. Words reading: "Myth: preservatives are dangerous food additives and should be removed from food systems

Preservatives: What are We Risking for Shelf Life?

Agriculture Myth Busting Food preservatives have been linked to a variety of scary health concerns. High blood pressure, allergies, cancer, …
"Is our animal welfare subpar? A realistic look at Canada's welfare scorecard" printed in front of an image of grazing dairy cows

Is Our Animal Welfare Subpar?

A Look at Canada’s Welfare Scorecard Regardless of dietary preferences, I think it would be difficult to find someone willing …

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