Canada’s wheat and oat production rose while canola production dropped

Published 2024년 9월 18일

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Statistics Canada forecasts a 4.1% increase in wheat production in Canada for 2024, despite challenges such as below-average rainfall and high temperatures in the Canadian prairies. However, the production of canola is expected to decrease by 1.1% due to adverse weather conditions. Oat production is set to rise by 14.2%, while barley production is estimated to drop by 14.7%. The forecast also indicates a durum wheat production of 6 million tonnes. The varied regional climate conditions continue to pose significant challenges for maintaining stable production levels in Canada.

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Wheat production in Canada is expected to grow 4.1% in 2024 compared to the previous year, according to a survey by Statistics Canada (StatsCan) released on Monday. The study, which combines satellite data and agroclimatic conditions, also revealed a 1.1% drop in canola production, reflecting the impacts of adverse weather conditions. The report also highlights a significant 14.2% increase in oat production, while barley suffered a significant drop of 14.7%. In addition, production of durum wheat, a variety used in the manufacture of pasta, was estimated at 6 million tonnes. According to StatsCan, the harvest in the Canadian prairies faced difficulties due to below-average rainfall and high temperatures, although some areas showed a slight improvement compared to 2023. In Ontario, excess moisture combined with heat negatively ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio