The Western Producer has released the latest grain prices for Western Canada as of October 30, 2026. The figures, provided by PDQ and owned by the Alberta Wheat Commission, reflect average prices in Canadian dollars per metric tonne across various regions.
In Northern Alberta, canola prices reached 724.81 CAD, while yellow peas were priced at 353.40 CAD. Southern Alberta saw slightly higher canola prices at 736.47 CAD and yellow peas at 354.15 CAD. Other regions like Saskatchewan and Manitoba also showed varying prices, with canola ranging from 711.63 CAD to 734.09 CAD.
Producers are advised to check with multiple grain companies for basis levels in their specific areas to get the most accurate pricing. The data includes prices for CWRS, CWAD, CPSR, CDA, and yellow peas, with some regions showing no available data for certain grains.
The report emphasizes the importance of comparing prices across different regions to make informed decisions. The information is intended to assist farmers and producers in navigating the grain market effectively.