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What the Futures!

What the Futures!

By: Ryan Denis
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Do you ever have a moment on the farm, where you look around and wonder what the ... is going on? Dive into the market factors impacting Western Canadian agriculture every week with Ryan Denis. With over a decade of experience advising farmers on crop and business decisions, Ryan will tackle the tough selling and buying decisions that each farm faces. This is the podcast for farmers in Western Canada!© 2023 Economics Leadership Management Management & Leadership
Episodes
  • Wintertime Crop Marketing & the Sunshine of Grower Rewards | Guest: Tony Dalgliesh
    Dec 19 2025

    In Episode 104 of the What the Futures Podcast, host Ryan discusses the recent closure of a pricing window and the challenges of making big selling decisions during the winter. Recorded from the UPL Studios, Ryan recaps a successful conference in Moose Jaw, thanking his family, speakers, and attendees. The episode also includes a detailed interview with Tony from UPL about their Grower Rewards program, touching on its ease of access and significant financial benefits for farmers. Ryan provides insights on the current crop market and offers advice on managing cash flow needs in a tough pricing environment. The episode ends on a positive note, celebrating community engagement and looking forward to future events and strategies.

    00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview

    00:56 Conference Recap and Acknowledgements

    04:30 Upcoming Events and Announcements

    05:49 Market Analysis and Strategies

    18:03 Grower Rewards Discussion with Tony from UPL

    21:43 Key Advantages of the Program

    26:28 2026 Program Details and Enhancements

    29:05 Partnerships and Collaborations

    31:29 Supply Chain and Product Availability

    33:51 Closing Remarks and Personal Insights

    34:02 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Events

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    40 mins
  • YOUTUBE LIVE: MOOSE JAW CONFERENCE RECAP - CROP MARKETING MADE COOL
    Dec 17 2025

    Get your tickets for Brandon, Manitoba Dec 1st & 2nd, 2026.

    ryandenis.ca

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    42 mins
  • Selling Window Closes? And Fertilizer Talk! Guest: Josh Linville of StoneX
    Dec 5 2025

    In Episode 103 of the What the Futures Podcast, host Ryan welcomes Josh Linville, the fertilizer market expert from Stonex, to discuss the current state and future trends of the fertilizer industry. Recorded in the UPL Studio, Ryan kicks off the episode with updates about the upcoming Crop Marketing Made Cool conference in Moose Jaw and recent agricultural market insights. Josh elaborates on global factors affecting fertilizer prices, the impact of China's export behaviors, and the challenges of expanding fertilizer production. They also dive into the implications for North American farmers and strategies for making better buying decisions amid fluctuating market conditions. Additionally, Tyler Yaremchuk from the Nation Network drops by to discuss the latest on the Edmonton Oilers and NHL trade rumors. Don't miss this deep dive into the world of agriculture, sports, and strategic planning for the new year!

    00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview

    00:34 Upcoming Events and Conference Details

    01:38 Guest Introduction: Josh Linville

    02:40 Market Insights and Crop Marketing Window

    05:38 Hockey Talk with Tyler

    20:48 Crop Production Estimates and Market Analysis

    29:32 Interview with Josh Linville

    31:01 Challenges in the Fertilizer Industry

    32:59 China's Impact on Urea and Phosphate Markets

    34:14 Investment and Expansion in Fertilizer Production

    37:59 Market Dynamics and Farmer Decisions

    41:58 Future Outlook and Buying Strategies

    48:02 Connecting with Industry Experts

    51:10 Podcast Wrap-Up and Final Thoughts

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    58 mins
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