Canada
RealAg Radio host Shaun Haney discusses the latest AEM equipment sales figures and the financial pressures affecting machinery purchases in the United States and Canada.
Higher input costs and trade uncertainty are making buyers more selective.
Shaun Haney says U.S.-Canada trade tensions have entered a “slow roll,” leaving businesses and farmers uncertain about the future of USMCA.
Canada may revise its Clean Fuel Regulations as domestic ethanol producers face U.S. competition and farmers watch the potential impact on corn and biofuel demand.
Ag Coalition for USMCA is pushing for continued cooperation and support for the trade agreement.
Wet weather is delaying harvest in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, threatening wheat and cereal quality, raising drying costs, and risking field compaction next season.
RealAg Radio’s Lyndsey Smith says the latest U.S. action outright bans certain Canadian products—not another tariff—adding more uncertainty to U.S.-Canada trade.
USDA expects Canadian beef production and exports to grow as pork exports soften.
RealAg Radio’s Lyndsey Smith explains why President Trump’s proposed “massive deal” to buy lower-cost Belarusian potash adds another layer to ongoing U.S.-Canada trade talks and fertilizer markets.
Bill C-39 includes potential labor code changes and an extension of expanded railway interswitching.