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Sep 07, 2016

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In anticipation of high crop yields and production both here and in the U.S., crop prices fell from mid-May into harvest-time. With most prices having fallen and some crop quality reduced by disease during the season and by rains near maturity, what alternatives do producers have? To answer that question, we’re speaking with Neil Blue, provincial crop market analyst with Alberta Agriculture.

Interview with Neil Blue (3:12 minutes) (1.46 Mb)

Source : Agriculture and Forestry

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