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Wheat prices rise for fourth straight month across Canada’s Prairies

KROV newsroom

11 Nov 2026, 11:02 pm IST1 min read

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Golden wheat heads and loose kernels against a prairie horizon

Farmers in Canada’s Prairie provinces received higher prices for wheat other than durum in September, the fourth consecutive monthly increase, Statistics Canada reported on November 10. Compared with September 2025, prices were up 19.5% in Saskatchewan and 15.4% in Manitoba. The agency said monthly gains had slowed and pointed to larger harvests and higher stocks as possible factors.

Canola moved the other way in September compared with August. Prices fell 6.6% in Manitoba and 6.1% in Saskatchewan. The release measures what farmers receive for their products.

Adapted from Statistics Canada, Farm product prices, September 2026. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.

Cover image is an AI-generated editorial illustration.

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Credit: Statistics Canada, Farm product prices, September 2026

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