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World supply and disposition [2022 to 2024]

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Data on historic supplies, production, imports, exports, usage, and stocks of grains worldwide. Grains reported on include coarse grains, rice, soybean, and wheat. Released monthly.

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United States supply and disposition [2022 to 2024]

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Data on historic supplies, production, imports, exports, usage, and stocks of grains in the United States. Grains reported on include barley, corn, feedgrain, oats, soybean and wheat. Released monthly. More ≫

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Data on historic supplies, production, imports, exports, usage, and stocks of grains in the United States. Grains reported on include barley, corn, feedgrain, oats, soybean and wheat. Released monthly.

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Canada supply and disposition

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Data on historic and projected supplies, production, imports, exports, usage, and stocks of grains in Canada. Grains reported on include barley, canola, durum, flax, lentils, oats, peas and wheat... More ≫

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Data on historic and projected supplies, production, imports, exports, usage, and stocks of grains in Canada. Grains reported on include barley, canola, durum, flax, lentils, oats, peas and wheat (excluding durum). Released quarterly.

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Explained in brief : Farm Cash Receipts (FCR) : state of the industry 2020

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Explains farm cash receipts and presents an overview of the growth in this measure in Alberta since 2000.

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Explained in brief : durum wheat in Alberta

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Explains the production of durum wheat in Alberta, including trends in yields and production of the crop, as well as cost of production and gross margins.

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Explained in brief : CWRS wheat in Alberta

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Explains the production of Canadian Western Red Spring wheat in Alberta, including trends in yields and production of the crop, as well as cost of production and gross margins.

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Pea-wheat rotation in southern Alberta

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Using diverse crop rotations, which include three or four different crops, is generally the most desirable crop production practice. However, in the drier regions of southern Alberta, the... More ≫

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Using diverse crop rotations, which include three or four different crops, is generally the most desirable crop production practice. However, in the drier regions of southern Alberta, the pea-wheat rotation offers a number of significant advantages. Wheat yields after pea are often higher than after wheat as a result of increased soil nitrogen (N) availability, higher amounts of stored soil water and reduced disease potential. With the pea-wheat rotation, the need for nitrogen fertilizer inputs for pea and wheat are greatly reduced and often eliminated. From an economic and agronomic standpoint, the pea-wheat rotation can often be very profitable for southern Alberta dryland farmers.

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