The USDA, in its March 31 Prospective Plantings Report, indicated North Dakota canola producers intend to plant 2.05 million acres of canola in 2025, a decrease of four percent from last year’s record acreage. This estimate is higher than estimates from many industry observers, with actual numbers likely to be 1.8 million acres or even a little lower. The next acreage report will be released June 30 when the USDA issues its June Acreage Report.
Featured
Canola acres ease back from record levels
Most Popular
Oilseed markets continued to charge higher as of March 11 due to expectations that government biofuel policy will be favorable for agricultura…
There was a brief period after the start of the war with Iran when soybean prices rose quickly but soon dissipated, causing a lot of uncertain…
The “conflict” between the U.S. and Israeli forces against Iran has caused some uncertainty and volatility with some grain commodities, includ…
Earlier this month, the sunflower market and producers got the newly calculated crop insurance prices for spring crops, including sunflower, a…
While the U.S. and Israeli war with Iran has caused some disruptions in a number of commodity markets, sparking a bit of a price rally, durum’…
