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How Pulse Crops Have Been Affected by the Weather

First off today we get an update on pulse crops on the prairies. Some areas have been quite dry, while others have been extremely wet. Chuck Penner with LeftField Commodity Research takes a look at acreage and what that might mean to the markets.

Interview with Chuck Penner (3:08 minutes) (1.43 Mb)

Chuck Penner is with LeftField Commodity Research.

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Source: Agriculture and Rural Development


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