What to expect from Canada and the U.S. this marketing year, and how demand is shaping up in Mexico.

Snow and rain made for a messy harvest in the major dry bean growing regions.

Mexico has two growing cycles: the spring-summer cycle, when practically all of Mexico’s dry beans are grown, and the fall-winter cycle, when its chickpea crop is produced together with a smaller dry bean crop than in the spring-summer cycle.

The dry bean area is up on lower prices for major commodity crops, but the crop was planted late and frost is a major concern.

By Marcelo Eduardo

The Agronegocios del Norte president explains how a variety of climate factors, from severe drought to early frosts, have dramatically altered previous production estimates.

Columbia Grain International’s President and CEO on past and present shifts in the U.S. pulse industry.