Manitoba canola and soybean cash prices were above year-earlier levels
The province’s October 9 market bulletin compared weekly net cash returns for grains and oilseeds.
Event / data period: 2026-10-09
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Manitoba’s October 9 open-market bulletin listed a farmer’s net cash return of C$775.14 per tonne for canola delivered to a Winnipeg elevator, above C$566.14 a year earlier. The reported return for soybeans was C$592.31 per tonne, compared with C$433.95 in the year-earlier column.
The bulletin also reported weekly prices for wheat, barley, flaxseed, peas, corn and oats. These are net cash return indicators for farmers in the province; they differ from futures prices and farm-specific contract prices. The report presents weekly changes and year-earlier comparisons in the same units.
Data
Manitoba canola net cash return
Source-reported indicator and period comparison.
- Calculated annual change in canola net cash return
- 36.9 percent
- 2026-10-09 · Estimate
Methodology
Calculated percentage change: ((775.14 / 566.14) - 1) × 100, rounded to one decimal. The source reports cash returns in Canadian dollars per tonne; this value is not a forecast.
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