In this episode, Brian Comeault and Ed Broschinski chat about current U.S. inflation pressures and how that relates to grain markets.  

In this episode, we talk about the wheat market this week, as well as the ongoing energy crisis and how it may have an impact on inflation pressure and how that all ties into vegetable oils and ultimately canola!  Also - make sure to stick around until the end where we wrap out where our next recommendations will come!

Ed also put together some slides on global energy trends that support some of the themes he was talking about in this podcast.  You can access them here:

https://www.cargillag.ca/content/dam/cargillag/marketsense/Global%20Energy%20Trends%20Slides.pdf

This episode was recorded right before Canadian Thanksgiving.  Have a great weekend, hopefully with family and loved ones.  

In this episode we discuss the Canadian election results, the Chinese credit crunch, food inflation and rising energy costs.  

In this highly requested podcast, we get into the weeds with Cargill Canada's Fertilizer Merchandising Leader.  Hopefully we answer all of your burning questions!

This is a rebroadcast of the market update portion of our MarketSense Live event on September 14, 2021

In this episode, we bring back Kayne Ireland to discuss changes to wheat and canola technicals and fundamentals, as well as talk strategy for harvest and beyond.  

In today's episode, we get into the weeds on both durum and canola.  If you aren't a durum farmer, or want to listen to the canola discussion first, skip ahead to the 22:20 market in the podcast!

This episode is a replay of the August 17th MarketSense live event, featuring more in depth analysis by Ed Broschinski and Brian Comeault.  

In this episode, Brian and Ed bread down the opportunities and risks present now after the the USDA's recent Crop Production and World Agriculture Supply & Demand Estimate reports.  

Today Brian and Ed discuss the various levels of drought threat in Canada, and have a casual and candid discussion around canola, wheat and barley markets.