May canola on Tuesday slipped slightly but new crop November was slightly higher.
The main market mover was U.S. weather.
The seven-day rain forecast for the United States shows much of the Midwest and plains are expected to get moisture.
Accumulations are expected to be large in the Midwest. Eastern parts of winter wheat states Kansas, Oklahoma and Nebraska should get significant amounts with accumulations dropping off in the western parts of the wheat belt.
Nevertheless, winter wheat farmers will welcome any moisture they can get.
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The rain weighed on wheat futures the most with May Kansas hard red winter down almost 1.6 percent and Minneapolis hard red spring down 1.8 percent.
May canola dipped only 50 cents a tonne while November climbed $2.20.
Soy oil rose more than one percent and soybeans were also higher with the deferred months stronger than the nearby on bargain buying.
Generally, gains in soybeans are limited by the record large crop in Brazil. Brazilian forecaster Agroconsult this week raised its estimate to 111 million tonnes, from 108 million in its previous outlook.
The outlook for Brazil’s second corn crop now growing is good.
The markets are starting to position ahead of the U.S. Department of Agriculture seeding survey report due March 31.
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OUTSIDE MARKETS
Stock markets fell Tuesday as investors begin to wonder whether U.S. President Trump can get his tax cuts through Congress.
Light crude oil nearby futures in New York were down 88 cents to US$47.34 per barrel.
In the afternoon, the Canadian dollar was trading around US74.93 cents, up slightly from 74.90 cents the previous trading day. The U.S. dollar was C$1.3346.
The Toronto Stock Exchange composite was down 129.19 points or 0.84 percent at 15,313.13.
In unofficial tallies, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 237.71 points, or 1.14 percent, to 20,668.15, the S&P 500 lost 29.49 points, or 1.24 percent, to 2,343.98 and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 107.70 points, or 1.83 percent, to 5,793.83.
Winnipeg ICE Futures Canada dollars per tonne
Canola May 2017Â Â 504.90Â Â -0.50Â Â -0.10%
Canola Jul 2017Â Â 510.50Â Â -0.40Â Â -0.08%
Canola Nov 2017Â Â 494.90Â Â +2.20Â Â +0.45%
Canola Jan 2018Â Â 500.20Â Â +2.30Â Â +0.46%
Canola Mar 2018Â Â 504.50Â Â +2.00Â Â +0.40%
Milling Wheat May 2017Â Â 232.00Â Â -3.00Â Â -1.28%
Milling Wheat Jul 2017Â Â 233.00Â Â -3.00Â Â -1.27%
Milling Wheat Oct 2017Â Â 227.00Â Â -3.00Â Â -1.30%
Durum Wheat May 2017Â Â 281.00Â Â -1.00Â Â -0.35%
Durum Wheat Jul 2017Â Â 280.00Â Â -1.00Â Â -0.36%
Durum Wheat Oct 2017  268.00  unch  0.00%
Barley May 2017  137.00  unch  0.00%
Barley Jul 2017  138.00  unch  0.00%
Barley Oct 2017Â Â 140.00Â Â +2.00Â Â +1.45%
American crop prices in cents US/bushel, soybean meal in $US/short ton, soy oil in cents US/pound
Chicago
Soybeans May 2017Â Â 1001.50Â Â +2.00Â Â +0.20%
Soybeans Jul 2017Â Â 1011.75Â Â +2.25Â Â +0.22%
Soybeans Aug 2017Â Â 1013.75Â Â +2.75Â Â +0.27%
Soybeans Sep 2017Â Â 1005.25Â Â +4.00Â Â +0.40%
Soybeans Nov 2017Â Â 998.25Â Â +4.75Â Â +0.48%
Soybeans Jan 2018Â Â 1003.25Â Â +4.75Â Â +0.48%
Soybean Meal May 2017Â Â 325.80Â Â -0.80Â Â -0.24%
Soybean Meal Jul 2017Â Â 329.20Â Â -0.80Â Â -0.24%
Soybean Meal Aug 2017Â Â 329.00Â Â -0.40Â Â -0.12%
Soybean Oil May 2017Â Â 33.14Â Â +0.40Â Â +1.22%
Soybean Oil Jul 2017Â Â 33.40Â Â +0.38Â Â +1.15%
Soybean Oil Aug 2017Â Â 33.48Â Â +0.38Â Â +1.15%
Corn May 2017Â Â 361.25Â Â -2.25Â Â -0.62%
Corn Jul 2017Â Â 368.75Â Â -2.50Â Â -0.67%
Corn Sep 2017Â Â 376.25Â Â -2.25Â Â -0.59%
Corn Dec 2017Â Â 384.50Â Â -1.75Â Â -0.45%
Corn Mar 2018Â Â 394.00Â Â -2.00Â Â -0.51%
Oats May 2017Â Â 253.75Â Â +3.00Â Â +1.20%
Oats Jul 2017Â Â 243.25Â Â +2.00Â Â +0.83%
Oats Sep 2017Â Â 237.25Â Â +2.50Â Â +1.06%
Oats Dec 2017Â Â 236.75Â Â +2.25Â Â +0.96%
Oats Mar 2018  235.75 unch  0.00%
Wheat May 2017Â Â 426.50Â Â -3.75Â Â -0.87%
Wheat Jul 2017Â Â 442.25Â Â -3.25Â Â -0.73%
Wheat Sep 2017Â Â 458.25Â Â -2.50Â Â -0.54%
Wheat Dec 2017Â Â 477.50Â Â -2.00Â Â -0.42%
Wheat Mar 2018Â Â 492.00Â Â -1.75Â Â -0.35%
Minneapolis
Spring Wheat May 2017Â Â 538.25Â Â -10.00Â Â -1.82%
Spring Wheat Jul 2017Â Â 543.75Â Â -9.00Â Â -1.63%
Spring Wheat Sep 2017Â Â 549.50Â Â -8.75Â Â -1.57%
Spring Wheat Dec 2017Â Â 559.50Â Â -6.50Â Â -1.15%
Spring Wheat Mar 2018Â Â 570.50Â Â -4.75Â Â -0.83%
Kansas City
Hard Red Wheat May 2017Â Â 438.25Â Â -7.00Â Â -1.57%
Hard Red Wheat Jul 2017Â Â 450.25Â Â -7.00Â Â -1.53%
Hard Red Wheat Sep 2017Â Â 464.75Â Â -7.00Â Â -1.48%
Hard Red Wheat Dec 2017Â Â 485.75Â Â -6.25Â Â -1.27%
Hard Red Wheat Mar 2018Â Â 500.75Â Â -6.00Â Â -1.18%
Chicago livestock futures in US¢/pound (rounded to two decimal places)
Live Cattle (P) Apr 2017Â Â 119.90Â Â +1.00Â Â +0.84%
Live Cattle (P) Jun 2017Â Â 111.05Â Â +1.25Â Â +1.14%
Live Cattle (P) Aug 2017Â Â 106.58Â Â +0.93Â Â +0.88%
Feeder Cattle (P) Mar 2017Â Â 132.00Â Â +0.53Â Â +0.40%
Feeder Cattle (P) Apr 2017Â Â 132.62Â Â +0.17Â Â +0.13%
Feeder Cattle (P) May 2017Â Â 131.50Â Â +0.22Â Â +0.17%
Lean Hogs (P) Apr 2017Â Â 68.00Â Â -0.65Â Â -0.95%
Lean Hogs (P) May 2017Â Â 72.80Â Â -0.83Â Â -1.13%
Lean Hogs (P) Jun 2017Â Â 76.32Â Â -1.06Â Â -1.37%