There is less wheat left to be sold from the Canadian
prairies than since the 1930s.
Lentils are completely sold out.
Canola stocks are down by 10 per cent from a year ago and
there is 13 per cent less held on farms now than a year ago.
Canada’s stocks of soybeans are lower than a year ago, but
there are larger stocks of corn, barley and oats than a year ago.
It’s a good time to be sold out of wheat because prices have
been in decline, pushed lower because the U.S. is poised to harvest a large
crop of winter wheat.
