TWORA — Rain, Flooding & Big Wheat Yields — July 14

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Rain, rain and more rain. Crops are flooded in parts of the Prairies. Ontario farm country has also received some glorious rain, as early wheat harvest yields look amazing.

There’ve been a development in the Bayer-Monsanto situation, a new grain company with roots in Australia and Japan is building its first elevator in Western Canada, and Ontario’s new grain analytics lab is officially open.

Catch up on this week’s news — the latest TWORA podcast:

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