Cereals Canada on LinkedIn: Rainfall was variable across Western Canada this past week. Widespread… (2024)

Following last week’s decision by the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB), Cereals Canada is raising alarms about the severe economic impact that a strike at two major railways will have on the Canadian agriculture sector and the national economy. Read the full release: https://lnkd.in/gmRzX8km#cdnag #stopthestrike

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Located in the largest importing region for CWAD, Morocco is a consistent buyer of high-quality Canadian durum. Learn how Cereals Canada is working to build and maintain relationships with customers from this key export market, now and into the future: https://lnkd.in/eY3hPHnu

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Fast-track your staff members' knowledge of the Canadian grain industry! The Grain Industry Overview Program is designed for employees who are new to the industry or need to be brought up-to-speed on developments in Canadian ag. This comprehensive five-day course covers all aspects of the Canadian grain industry, including a broad overview of agriculture in Canada, an introduction to various value-chain and government organizations, and a look at market access challenges and opportunities. Plus, participants will have the chance to ask questions, network with industry experts, and visit a local grain farm or elevator. The program is open to Canadian residents or Canadian trade commissioners only and is offered for a fee. For more information and to register for our next session, visit: https://lnkd.in/ejkTwqNK #cdnag #agcareers

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This week’s crop progress report is up! Alberta and Saskatchewan are seeing the effects of hot, dry weather on soil moisture and crop conditions. Producers are hoping for timely rain to boost crop development and replenish soil moisture. Visit the Growing Season Progress Report now to learn more and see provincial quality aggregates: https://lnkd.in/g9rPFPUQ

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The Prairies have experienced warmer temps recently, which has been beneficial for crop development, and all three provinces are now reporting crop condition ratings. 90% of the crop in Saskatchewan is currently rated good-to-excellent, while Alberta and Manitoba are at 78% and 64% respectively. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/g9rPFPUQ#cdnag #wheat #cereals

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In the 2023 growing season, Canadian farmers planted over 14.9 million hectares of common wheat, durum, barley, and oats, meeting domestic and export demands. These efforts were supported by the advocacy and outreach efforts, and technical expertise, of the Cereals Canada team. Through dedicated, targeted programming, the team engages with industry and customers to discuss cereal quality and functionality, address any market concerns, provide updates on research and sustainability, and ensure that Canadian quality is translated into value. “Cereals Canada works hard to maintain strong and diversified export markets for Canadian wheat, barley, and oats in a highly competitive global market,” said Dean Dias, chief executive officer. “In 2023, Cereals Canada successfully delivered over 30 programs, missions, and webinars to hundreds of key customers and stakeholders, Canadian farmers, and industry partners.”The Cereals Canada 2023 Annual Report is presented in an interactive, digital format. Read it now at https://lnkd.in/gUug4zbu

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With this year’s wheat crop underway, Cereals Canada has resumed regular updates to itsGrowing Season Progress Report. Canadians, global customers of Canadian wheat, and members of the value chain are encouraged to visit the report for timely updates on the 2024 Prairie wheat crop as it develops. Read the full release: https://lnkd.in/g3cQjzQT

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Seeding of spring wheat is virtually complete across the Prairies. Recent rainfall has benefited soil moisture, but producers are hoping for warmer temperatures to aid with crop development. Track the progress of the 2024 Canadian wheat crop at: https://lnkd.in/g9rPFPUQ

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Just posted: Seeding of spring wheat is virtually complete across the Prairies, despite the recent wet conditions. The rainfall has had a positive impact on surface soil conditions in Western Canada. Read this week's Growing Season Crop Progress Report at: https://lnkd.in/g9rPFPUQ

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