Honda Trading reportedly wants to export soybeans that are GMO-free and grown with minimum pesticides and herbicides. Potential Canadian Crop Production Loss From Frost Damage Current weather forecasts indicate the probability of a frost in the next few days is high. The crops most at risk are those which were planted late in southeastern Saskatchewan and parts of central Alberta where cooler weather slowed crop development. Industry analysts assume that about 10 percent of the cereals crop and 25 percent of the canola crop are still immature, and that should a damaging frost occur within the next two weeks, there would be a reduction in crop production. The degree of damage would depend on several factors, including the timing of frost, length of time the crop is exposed to below-freezing temperatures and the stage of maturity of the crop.
Canola is more susceptible to frost damage than cereals.