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Saskatchewan harvest reaches 93% as rain and snow slow fieldwork

Harvest was 93% complete across the province through October 12, with progress at 98% in the southwest and 89% in the east and northeast.

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Saskatchewan’s crop report for October 6–12 put provincial harvest completion at 93%. Weekend rain and snow slowed remaining harvesting and fall fieldwork in many areas; the southwest was 98% complete and west-central Saskatchewan 97%.

Progress stood at 91% in the east-central and northwest regions and 89% in the northeast and southeast. Cropland topsoil was rated adequate in 88% of fields, and producers were turning to post-harvest work including weed control, fertilizer application and equipment servicing.

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Harvest completion rate for the October 6–12 reporting period.

Provincial harvest complete
93 percent
2026-10-12 · Observed
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Value transcribed from the province’s weekly report issued October 15, 2026.

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Saskatchewan harvest reaches 97% completion

Harvest across Saskatchewan was 97% complete during the week of 13–19 October. The provincial report said winter feed supplies were generally rated adequate, while soybean and some oilseed harvests trailed the cereal crops.

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