High price of fertilizer AND Pulse processing in India

Given the high prices of fertilizer, what would influence farmers to change their seeding plans? That's a question Farm Credit Canada explored with an analysis on swing acres and which crops could see the most change between now and when seeding begins.FCC senior economist Lee Anderson talks about fertilizer prices, its effect on some of those decisions, and how that has all happened since the conflict in Iran started in late February.ANDCanada is looking to increase pulse sales to India by working in areas of mutual need. Nutritional security is very important to India, and part of its plan is to build food processing capacity in the world's most populous country.More pulse processing in India will in theory lead to increased pulse crop purchases from Canada.We'll hear from Greg Cherewyk is the CEO of Pulse Canada.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.