China’s canola seed tariffs are now in effect and Saskatchewan farmers are preparing for the worst, while hoping for the best.
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According to the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, canola is down nearly $1.50 per bushel, meaning producers could lose around $100 an acre.
In the video above, Global’s Nicole Healey has reaction from producers as they witness the major loss in prices overnight.
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