Sean Pratt
Reporter at The Western Producer
Sean Pratt is a reporter at The Western Producer, Canada's largest agricultural newspaper. I have covered agriculture for 30 years.
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2 days ago |
agcanada.com | Sean Pratt
Glacier FarmMedia — Two brothers embroiled in an eight-year-long bitter legal battle over control of a generic crop input business have “buried the hatchet.”Jim and Jason Mann have agreed to end litigation against one another and the businesses they run, which are Farmers of North America (FNA) and AgraCity Crop & Nutrition Ltd. “The news of the day is the Mann vs. Mann is ending and Jim and I are burying the hatchet,” said Jason.
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2 days ago |
producer.com | Sean Pratt
SASKATOON — Sustainable aviation fuel is finally taking off, say analysts. “A lot of global consumption is going to be underpinned by the mandates in Europe and the United Kingdom,” said Fabricio Cardoso, principal at Argus Consulting. Both of those regions introduced two per cent SAF mandates in 2025 and will be driving global demand going forward, he said during a recent webinar hosted by the company.
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4 days ago |
producer.com | Sean Pratt
SASKATOON — Two brothers embroiled in an eight-year-long bitter legal battle over control of a generic crop input business have “buried the hatchet.”Jim and Jason Mann have agreed to end litigation against one another and the businesses they run, which are Farmers of North America (FNA) and AgraCity Crop & Nutrition Ltd. “The news of the day is the Mann vs. Mann is ending and Jim and I are burying the hatchet,” said Jason.
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6 days ago |
producer.com | Sean Pratt
SASKATOON — North West Terminal Ltd. is being tight-lipped about what is happening with the idled grain company. The firm held its annual general meeting on June 18, but chief executive officer Jason Skinner refused to divulge what was discussed at the AGM. “We’ll just go no comment because we’re in negotiations on some things,” he said. NWT announced in September 2024 that it was idling the company’s grain elevator located near Unity, Sask.
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1 week ago |
producer.com | Sean Pratt
SASKATOON — Global wheat trade contracted by 10 per cent in 2024-25, but there is one region of the world where it continued to climb. Imports declined for China, Turkey, Pakistan and Kazakhstan, but expanded by seven per cent in Sub-Saharan Africa, said a new report by the United States Department of Agriculture.
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Farmers say a major crop input supplier is not delivering product they already paid for. AgraCity says it has cash flow problems and the refinancing process is taking longer than anticipated. #westcdnag #cdnag
AgraCity has told customers it will be unable to deliver outstanding product in a timely manner this spring due to cash flow problems https://t.co/zHrbQV3nSb #westcdnag
RT @westernproducer: India’s pea extension may offset Chinese tariffs https://t.co/AjYtYPNgjm #cdnag #westcdnag
RT @dtnpf: While it's true we have endured a very wet weather pattern in a lot of areas this spring, the pushback was valid as there have b…