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Rosy future for Prairie farmers
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Rosy future for Prairie farmers
After what many consider to be a "flat year" in 2011, farmers in Western Canada can expect better prices in 2012, and possibly beyond that. Global population growth and the increasing demand for food are the primary drivers, according to an economist with BMO Capital Markets.
November 1, 2011 By Regina LeaderPost
Nov. 1, 2011 – After what many consider to be a "flat year" in 2011,
farmers in Western Canada can expect better prices in 2012, and possibly
beyond that. And global population growth and the increasing demand for
food are the primary drivers, according to an economist with BMO
Capital Markets. | READ MORE
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