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This episode reviews crude oil strength from geopolitical fears a metals correction and mixed grain action plus hog risk management, E15 doubts, U.S. shutdown relief and weather signals shaping 2026 outlook.
Strong hog prices lower feed costs and balanced demand position Canadian hog producers for solid profitability in 2026 despite disease concerns and export uncertainties
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