AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoB.C. Wildfire Fallout: The Bald Range fire in the Okanagan has burned to nearly 180 sq. km, triggered a provincewide state of emergency, and forced about 20,000 people to flee; police have launched a criminal investigation into the cause, and farmers and animal owners are reporting major impacts on livestock and pets. Poultry Prices Watch: A Canadian food economist says chicken supply is still lagging demand, with wholesale prices at record levels and a risk of sharper price increases by September unless Ottawa acts. Dairy Investment: Gay Lea Foods is putting more than $200M into expanding its Toronto cottage-cheese and dairy processing capacity to address a national shortage. Eggs, Explained: Egg Farmers of Canada is pushing back on misconceptions with a message that Canadian egg production relies on inspections and third-party audits. Trade & Policy Signals: Ottawa is weighing how to respond to U.S. tariff pressure while dairy producers warn against concessions that could undermine supply management. On-Farm Reality Check: Farm Credit Canada analysis points to weaker used equipment sales in early 2026, echoing softness in new equipment demand.
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