Estimate for 2019 revised upward; nearly at par with 2018.

Spring wheat behind the curve, partly on shift from corn to wheat, soybeans.

They will help increase availability of the fuels and their use following the pandemic.

Purdue/CME survey shows farmers concerned about COVID-19, falling grain prices.

The 1.5% increase is in part due to favorable weather.

Exports up 9.4 million tonnes compared to April 2019.

Government incentivizing wheat production.

Canadian rail company breaks the previous record by 100,000 tonnes.

Company introduces patented torque-alignment smart calibration technology.

It will provide more effective negotiations and help resolve issues faster, cheaper.