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Farm Credit Canada suggests, over the long term, the fundamentals of supply and demand tend to be the primary factor that will influence profitability on the farm.

Farm Credit Canada is offering support for hog-producing customers facing financial hardship as a result of international trade disputes.

Farm Credit Canada reports Canadian farm financials remain in good shape despite a number of recent challenges.

Farm Credit Canada is advising Canadian farmers to be aware of the value of the Canadian dollar and to keep on top of interest rates.

Farm Credit Canada says the outlook for Canada’s pork sector over the next six to 18 months remains positive.

Farm Credit Canada says trade tensions between the U.S.. and China are going to be a net negative for Canadian farmers in 2018.

Canadian producers need to focus on building resilience into their business to maintain or grow their operations in turbulent times, according to Farm Credit Canada chief agricultural economist.

A Senior Vice President with Farm Credit Canada says with the social structure in rural Canada eroding the need for access to mental health first aid is growing.

Manitoba’s average farmland values continued to climb at roughly the same rate as the Canadian average in 2017, a sign of a strong and stable agriculture economy, according to J.P. Gervais, chief agricultural economist for Farm Credit Canada.

Farm Credit Canada says Canada’s reputation as a reliable supplier of safe high quality food along with new trade agreements are creating new opportunities for Canadian agriculture.