25-09-2026 12:19 via farms.com

Pulse Market Insight #306

Smaller Pulse Crops Should Support the 2026/27 Price OutlookThe combination of reduced acreage and lower yields than last year mean smaller pulse crops in 2026. The drop in production should be no surprise, especially since it would be difficult to repeat the very high yields of 2025. And together with positive signals for export demand, the smaller crops will support prices in 2026/27. The only fly in the ointment will be the large old-crop supplies left over at the end of 2025/26.The StatsCan
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