Canada's wheat crop is up by 10.5 percent, and other agricultural facts
anna smith
|Aug 25|
5 min read
Yesterday, Statistics Canada reported that wheat production in Canada has increased by 10.5 percent to a near record-breaking 30.5 million tons this year. According to the agency. It’s only the second time in 25 years that a Canadian farmer has generated more than 30 million tons of wheat.
“We’ve got oodles and oodles of wheat,” said Ken Ball, Senior Commodity Futures Adviser at PI Financial, as quoted by Bloomberg.
Didn’t know that Canada’s wheat production had rapidly increased? Here’s a few other little known agricultural facts about Canada:
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