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Canadian farmers are projected to produce less wheat in 2026-27 than they harvested in 2025-26, the United States Department of Agriculture attaché in Ottawa said in their report. Why it matters: USDA reports on Canadian agriculture provide a second opinion Released on April 28, the attaché’s report placed total wheat production for 2026-27 at 36.16 million tonnes, down from 39.96 million the year before. Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada predicted Canadian farmers will reap 35.01 million tonnes of all wheat in the coming crop year. Factors affecting 2026-27 crop In referencing the Statistics Canada planting intentions report , the Ottawa desk noted Canadian farmers will opt to plant more soybeans, barley and canola at the expense of wheat. Also, the attaché pointed to slightly drier conditions in Canada this spring compared to last spring. Higher fertilizer prices and reduced global supplies nitrogen-based fertilizer were also considered. The attaché forecasted slightly less ...

U.S. agribusiness Bunge Global raised its full-year adjusted profit forecast on Wednesday, citing strong oilseed processing margins and an improved biofuel demand outlook after the U.S. raised its biofuel blending mandate. The Missouri-based company said it expects full-year 2026 adjusted earnings per share in the range of $9.00 to $9.50 (C$12.31 to C$12.99) , up from its previous outlook for $7.50 to $8.00, after reporting a first-quarter adjusted profit that topped Wall Street expectations. Bunge shares rose 2.1 per cent in premarket trading. Global grain prices have surged since the start of the Iran war, triggering a flurry of corn and soybean sales by farmers who squirreled away last year’s harvests due to weak prices and bolstering crop trading and processing volumes for Bunge. Soaring crude oil markets due to the war also sent soybean oil prices to the loftiest levels in more than three years, swelling crush margins for the world’s largest oilseed processor. The rally ...

According to the weekly analysis by the Mato Grosso Institute of Agricultural Economics, released on Monday (27) based on data from the USDA, corn planting in the United States reached 25% of the projected area by April 26. In the weekly comparison, the progress was 14 percentage points, while compared to the same period of the previous season the pace is 3 percentage points higher. The progress is supported by favorable weather conditions in the main producing regions. Between April 20 and 26, moderate rainfall volumes were recorded, ranging from 0 to 50 millimeters. States with the largest cultivated areas, such as Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, and Nebraska, showed weekly advances of 16, 20, 17, and 18 percentage points, respectively. For the next week, the forecast indicates precipitation volumes between 10 and 70 ...