Crops

Durum: 340.48 Feed Barley: 248.59 Canola: 692.62 (up 3.60) Chickpeas: 683.43 Flax: 691.04 Lentils: 662.50 Oats: 217.00 Yellow Peas: 335.07 Feed Wheat: 194.58 1 Red Spring Wheat: 297.06 (up 3.23)

There’s a new type of weed coming this way. And they’re herbicide resistant. Palmer amaranth and waterhemp are two types of pigweeds.

Durum: 340.48 Feed Barley: 248.59 Canola: 689.02 (down 4.20) Chickpeas: 683.43 Flax: 691.04 Lentils: 662.50 Oats: 217.00 Yellow Peas: 335.07 Feed Wheat: 194.58 1 Red Spring Wheat: 293.83 (up 3.45)

Durum 340.48 Feed Barley 248.59 Canola 693.22 (up 1.70) Chick Peas 683.43 Flax 691.04 Lentils 662.50 Oats 217.00 Yellow Peas 335.07 Feed Wheat 194.58 One Red Spring Wheat 290.38 (down 2.34)

Almost all Saskatchewan producers have completed their seeding operations with 100 per cent of the 2025 crop seeded. Rain was welcome in many parts of the province this week.

Durum 340.48 Feed Barley 248.59 Canola 691.52 (up 7.80) Chick Peas 683.43 Flax 691.04 Lentils 662.50 (down 5.00) Oats 217.00 Yellow Peas 335.07 Feed Wheat 194.58 One Red Spring Wheat 292.72 (up 3.20)

Provincial seeding progress is about 99% complete, which is ahead of the 5-year average of 94%. Southwest Seeding is complete. Rainfall this past weekend will help the remaining crops emerge.

The Canadian Wheat Research Coalition (CWRC) has committed $19.9 million over the next three years to a core breeding agreement (CBA) with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) for the development of field-ready wheat varieties.

CN and CPKC Rail supplied a combined 89% of hopper cars ordered in grain week 43, reflecting a modest decline from the 93% order fulfillment performance seen in week 42. That's according to the Ag Transport Coalition.

AgraCity, a major crop input supplier is telling farmers that all outstanding product orders are being cancelled and converted into a product credit. Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.