07-10-2026 18:15
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Farmland Demand Strong in Alberta, Not so for the Rest of Canada
Canadian farmland values continued to climb in the first half of 2026, but growth slowed as producers faced tighter margins, higher costs, and ongoing trade uncertainty.
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