🌾Saskatchewan Crop Report

Hot weather advanced crops, but storms and humidity slowed harvest. Provincial progress is 12%, behind the five- and 10-year averages. The southwest leads at 23%, followed by the southeast (14%) and east-central (11%). West-central is 6%, northeast 3%, and northwest 2%.

Winter cereals and pulses dominate harvest. 70% of winter wheat, 66% of fall rye, 45% of peas, and 35% of lentils are combined. Spring crops are starting with triticale at 42%, barley 17%, and durum 13%.

Rainfall was scattered, heaviest at Nipawin (42 mm), North Battleford (30 mm), and Consul (28 mm). Cropland moisture is 3% surplus, 77% adequate, 18% short, and 2% very short. Pastures are mostly fair to good.

Crop damage was light, mainly from bertha armyworms, with grasshoppers, hail, and wind also reported.

👉 Harvest season is busy—please stay safe on the roads and in the fields. For insights on how these trends may impact farmland values, connect with Ted Cawkwell.

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Saskatchewan Crop Report

 TED CAWKWELL

  RE/MAX SASKATOON
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