Canadian rail company set monthly mark in June, moving 2.7 million tonnes.

Country’s swine sector stabilizing after ASF outbreak.

Co-op cites ‘favorable weather and improved trade relations.’

Estimated production would be second smallest since 2004.

Farmers keep planting despite government’s move to reduce area.

It also will introduce energy efficiency measures.

Canadian rail company also breaks previous June record.

Although more hopeful, producers still concerned about COVID-19’s impact on their operations.

Working to secure domestic supply.

Coarse grain demand for feed use rising on projected swine restocking.