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Sean Pratt is a reporter at The Western Producer, Canada's largest agricultural newspaper. I have covered agriculture for 30 years.
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Canada’s durum crop smaller than anticipated

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By Sean Pratt 
| Sask Today
SASKATOON — Canada’s durum crop could be much smaller than the federal government is forecasting, say analysts. Statistics Canada is estimating a crop of 5.94 million tonnes based on 6.38 million seeded acres. LeftField Commodity Research thinks that is way too high. The firm believes many farmers switched out of durum at seeding time as prices stagnated while red spring wheat prices improved.
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Archer Daniels Midland introduces pea flour product

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By Sean Pratt 
| The Western Producer
SASKATOON — Pulses continue to gain traction in the food ingredient business, says an industry official. Archer Daniels Midland recently introduced eight protein products in North America and Europe to meet growing consumer demand for different protein options. Seven of the products were soy protein isolates and concentrates, but one was a pea flour. The pea flour contains protein but also fibre for applications such as batters and breadings, along with baked foods and cereals.
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Bumper Black Sea wheat offsets U.S. disaster

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By Sean Pratt 
| AGCanada.com
Glacier FarmMedia — Good looking Black Sea crops will likely keep the wheat market from rallying this summer, says an analyst. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is forecasting 88 million tonnes of Russian wheat production and another 23.5 million tonnes from Ukraine in 2026-27. DTN market analyst Rhett Montgomery wouldn’t be surprised if Russia’s crop keeps getting bigger and ends up around 90 million tonnes. The country’s record output was 92 million tonnes set in 2022-23.
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