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Toban Dyck: Are October storms a farmer's wake-up call? Read More

When college grads come home to the farm Strategic. Business. Thinking. Read More

When college grads come home to the farm Strategic. Business. Thinking. Read More

New grazing lease plan a win for producers, say cattle groups Your provincial farm and ranch newspaper Read More

Anthrax: A disease of antiquity spread by ancient human migration The beef magazine Read More

There are encouraging reports that India and Turkey could be increasing pulse imports for 2019-20. Vivek Agrawal, director of JLV Agro, an Indian commodity brokerage firm, says pulse prices are up eight to 10 percent in the last 15 days in Mumbai. “Unseasonal rain is creating havoc,” he said in an email. “Damage of pulse crops is being observed in western and central India in the last two weeks and that's the key reason that prices have skyrocketed.” Pulse prices have risen to the point where they are approaching the government's minimum support prices, prompting traders to ask the government to expand import quotas Read More