# Markets Lab: Prairie crop numbers for the week ending Nov 8, 2026

> Key numbers for nine Prairie crops, crop week 14 of crop year 2026-27, copied from the charts on https://marketslab.ca. The data was final on 2026-11-13.

Cash bids are posted elevator bids, not transaction prices. Crop years run August to July. A figure the publisher did not release is left out, never estimated.

## Canola

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- On Nov 6, 2026, the median cash bid for canola at Prairie elevators was C$691.28 a tonne, down C$33.53 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the median basis for canola at Prairie elevators was −C$60.92 a tonne, wider by C$9.63 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids; ICE Futures.
- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, farmers in Canada delivered 263,200 tonnes of canola to country elevators, 25% above the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, Canada exported 308,400 tonnes of canola, 65% above the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, country elevators in Canada held 753,100 tonnes of canola, 9% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, Canadian ports held 392,600 tonnes of canola, 8% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for canola in the Peace region was C$691.28 a tonne, down C$32.13 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for canola in the North Alberta region was C$691.71 a tonne, down C$33.10 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for canola in the South Alberta region was C$705.95 a tonne, down C$30.52 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for canola in the Northwest Saskatchewan region was C$680.65 a tonne, down C$30.98 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for canola in the Northeast Saskatchewan region was C$682.69 a tonne, down C$32.17 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for canola in the Southwest Saskatchewan region was C$691.09 a tonne, down C$34.55 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for canola in the Southeast Saskatchewan region was C$689.92 a tonne, down C$29.77 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for canola in the West Manitoba region was C$697.73 a tonne, down C$29.62 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for canola in the East Manitoba region was C$702.16 a tonne, down C$31.93 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.

## CWRS wheat

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- On Nov 6, 2026, the median cash bid for CWRS wheat at Prairie elevators was C$294.23 a tonne, up C$0.65 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the median basis for CWRS wheat at Prairie elevators was −C$25.20 a tonne, narrower by C$1.17 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids; ICE Futures.
- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, farmers in Canada delivered 590,900 tonnes of CWRS wheat to country elevators, 29% above the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, Canada exported 458,100 tonnes of CWRS wheat, 18% above the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, country elevators in Canada held 1,217,700 tonnes of CWRS wheat, 5% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, Canadian ports held 1,433,700 tonnes of CWRS wheat, 10% above the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for CWRS wheat in the Peace region was C$293.72 a tonne, up C$2.22 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for CWRS wheat in the North Alberta region was C$304.62 a tonne, up C$1.55 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for CWRS wheat in the South Alberta region was C$309.37 a tonne, up C$3.33 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for CWRS wheat in the Northwest Saskatchewan region was C$298.83 a tonne, up C$1.07 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for CWRS wheat in the Northeast Saskatchewan region was C$294.23 a tonne, up C$0.65 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for CWRS wheat in the Southwest Saskatchewan region was C$289.42 a tonne, up C$2.97 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for CWRS wheat in the Southeast Saskatchewan region was C$280.44 a tonne, up C$0.32 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for CWRS wheat in the West Manitoba region was C$286.76 a tonne, up C$0.88 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for CWRS wheat in the East Manitoba region was C$303.53 a tonne, up C$2.16 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.

## Durum

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- On Nov 6, 2026, the median cash bid for durum at Prairie elevators was C$297.06 a tonne, down C$3.89 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, farmers in Canada delivered 122,800 tonnes of durum to country elevators, 8% above the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, country elevators in Canada held 334,300 tonnes of durum, 15% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, Canadian ports held 252,100 tonnes of durum, 27% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for durum in the South Alberta region was C$298.34 a tonne, down C$2.61 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for durum in the Northwest Saskatchewan region was C$293.72 a tonne, down C$4.95 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for durum in the Southwest Saskatchewan region was C$295.17 a tonne, down C$5.60 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for durum in the Southeast Saskatchewan region was C$297.06 a tonne, down C$6.30 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for durum in the West Manitoba region was C$305.50 a tonne, down C$5.76 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.

## Yellow peas

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- On Nov 6, 2026, the median cash bid for yellow peas at Prairie elevators was C$335.27 a tonne, down C$2.48 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, farmers in Canada delivered 48,500 tonnes of yellow peas to country elevators, 46% above the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, Canada exported 39,000 tonnes of yellow peas, 50% above the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, country elevators in Canada held 208,500 tonnes of yellow peas, 15% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, Canadian ports held 45,300 tonnes of yellow peas, 20% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for yellow peas in the North Alberta region was C$352.31 a tonne, down C$1.09 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for yellow peas in the South Alberta region was C$353.19 a tonne, down C$0.96 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for yellow peas in the Northwest Saskatchewan region was C$342.62 a tonne, down C$1.01 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for yellow peas in the Northeast Saskatchewan region was C$334.37 a tonne, down C$2.88 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for yellow peas in the Southwest Saskatchewan region was C$336.18 a tonne, down C$2.07 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for yellow peas in the Southeast Saskatchewan region was C$326.98 a tonne, down C$1.60 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for yellow peas in the West Manitoba region was C$317.42 a tonne, down C$1.47 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the average cash bid for yellow peas in the East Manitoba region was C$312.61 a tonne, down C$1.73 on the week. Source: PDQ (Price and Data Quotes) elevator cash bids.

## Lentils

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- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, farmers in Canada delivered 25,000 tonnes of lentils to country elevators, 38% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, country elevators in Canada held 145,500 tonnes of lentils, 12% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, Canadian ports held 19,600 tonnes of lentils, 3% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- On Nov 4, 2026, the Saskatchewan quote for Small red lentils was C$531.31 a tonne, unchanged from the previous quote. Source: Saskatchewan weekly crop prices.
- On Nov 4, 2026, the Saskatchewan quote for Small green lentils was C$514.34 a tonne, unchanged from the previous quote. Source: Saskatchewan weekly crop prices.
- On Nov 4, 2026, the Saskatchewan quote for Medium green lentils was C$453.71 a tonne, unchanged from the previous quote. Source: Saskatchewan weekly crop prices.
- On Nov 4, 2026, the Saskatchewan quote for Large green lentils was C$634.93 a tonne, unchanged from the previous quote. Source: Saskatchewan weekly crop prices.
- On Nov 4, 2026, the Saskatchewan quote for French green lentils was C$490.53 a tonne, unchanged from the previous quote. Source: Saskatchewan weekly crop prices.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the Alberta quote for Red lentils was C$535.72 a tonne, down C$5.51 from the previous quote. Source: Alberta weekly crop prices.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the Alberta quote for Laird (large green) lentils was C$650.36 a tonne, unchanged from the previous quote. Source: Alberta weekly crop prices.
- On Nov 6, 2026, the Alberta quote for Eston (small green) lentils was C$554.79 a tonne, down C$11.02 from the previous quote. Source: Alberta weekly crop prices.

## Chickpeas

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- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, farmers in Canada delivered 1,900 tonnes of chickpeas to country elevators, against a 5-year average of 2,400 tonnes. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, country elevators in Canada held 27,200 tonnes of chickpeas, 13% above the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- On Nov 4, 2026, the Saskatchewan quote for Desi chickpeas was C$602.52 a tonne, unchanged from the previous quote. Source: Saskatchewan weekly crop prices.
- On Nov 4, 2026, the Saskatchewan quote for Kabuli chickpeas, 9 mm was C$660.28 a tonne, unchanged from the previous quote. Source: Saskatchewan weekly crop prices.

## Barley

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- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, farmers in Canada delivered 41,100 tonnes of barley to country elevators, 54% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, Canada exported 29,800 tonnes of barley, 51% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, country elevators in Canada held 262,800 tonnes of barley, 1% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, Canadian ports held 54,500 tonnes of barley, 62% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.

## Oats

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- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, farmers in Canada delivered 28,700 tonnes of oats to country elevators, 17% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, Canada exported 9,900 tonnes of oats, against a 5-year average of 2,800 tonnes. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, country elevators in Canada held 142,200 tonnes of oats, 28% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, Canadian ports held 44,000 tonnes of oats, 29% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.

## Soybeans

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- On Nov 6, 2026, the manitoba soybean price was C$553.73 a tonne, down C$19.48 on the week. Source: Manitoba Agriculture, Grain and Oilseed Prices.
- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, farmers in Canada delivered 102,400 tonnes of soybeans to country elevators, 39% above the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- In the week ending Nov 8, 2026, Canada exported 224,000 tonnes of soybeans, 17% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, country elevators in Canada held 278,600 tonnes of soybeans, 21% above the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.
- At the end of the week ending Nov 8, 2026, Canadian ports held 560,200 tonnes of soybeans, 11% below the 5-year average. Source: Canadian Grain Commission.

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