The Great Canadian Bull with Robert Andjelic
About this episode
Robert Andjelic discusses his predictions for agricultural trends in Canada and Russia amidst global challenges.
Robert Andjelic, Canada's largest private farmland owner, returns to defend three years of public predictions and lay out a new one. After tracking his own record on Saskatchewan land values, interest rates, and credit tightening, the conversation turns to his current thesis: a convergence of the Strait of Hormuz closure, a developing super El Nino, and global aquifer depletion that he believes makes Canada and Russia the two biggest beneficiaries of the next several years. He puts the odds of a genuine agricultural super cycle between 2026 and 2028 at 65 to 75 percent. The live audience pushes back throughout, and Robert answers without softening.
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