Prospects for 2011 Prairie farming and market pressures
The piece surveys 2011 outlook for Prairie crops with tight supply demand, potential acreage shifts, and price volatility. It notes strong global demand led by China and India, rising competition from the former Soviet Union and South America, and ongoing issues such as currency, energy markets, moisture, and seed conditions. It emphasizes adaptation and efficiency for future competitiveness.
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Canola
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South America
China
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India
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