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		<title>AdFarm pea crop delayed due to frost</title>
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Despite a late start and a little frost, the AdFarm pea crop is in the ground and seems to be holding its own. We sprayed for weeds about a week and now all we need is some much-needed rain. Here’s out
Pea Market Update – June

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<p>Pea Market Update – June</p>
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<li>The edible pea market was quiet last week as a surplus of stocks still exists in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.</li>
<li>The Indian Government currently has approximately 500,000 mt of edible peas in various warehouses across the country.</li>
<li>Demand should start to increase during the September/October time frame.</li>
<li>Feed demand has increased with the surfacing of European interest.</li>
<li>Seeding across the prairies is almost complete with the exception of Manitoba.</li>
<li>Farmer deliveries continue to be extremely strong sitting at 1.769 million metric tonnes as of May 31, 2009; last year, deliveries were 1.538mmt to date.</li>
<li>Visible stocks within primary/port elevators have also increased, currently at 219,000 mt, compared to 105,000 mt at this time last year.</li>
<li>Canadian pea exports remain are at 1.644mmt to date, compared to 1.565mmt last year</li>
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