Crop Report for The Period July 14 to July 20, 2026

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Saskatchewan Celebrates Long Serving Crop Reporters for Their Contributions to Agriculture – Kindersley Social – Local Update, Sports, Events and more

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The Government of Saskatchewan recognized long-serving volunteer crop reporters at the Saskatchewan Crop Reporter Appreciation Event in Saskatoon, honoring those with 25, 30, 35, 40, and 45 years of service. The event acknowledged their ongoing contributions to the Crop Report program, which collects weekly crop observations to inform producers and the…

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Jul 21, 2026kindersleysocial.caEnglish

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AAFC raises most 2026-27 crop estimates on StatCan planted area report - Grainews

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The AAFC raised most of its 2026-27 crop estimates after Statistics Canada's planted area report, increasing production forecasts for crops like canola to 21 million tonnes and lifting exports to 8 million tonnes. It also updated ending stocks, domestic usage, and specific wheat figures (all wheat production to 35.26 million tonnes, ending stocks and…

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Jul 21, 2026grainews.caEnglish

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Saskatchewan crop report: warm weather boosts crop growth | Meridian Source

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The article reports that warmer temperatures and increased sunshine in Saskatchewan have allowed crops to catch up to normal development stages, with most crops in good to fair condition. It notes that drier weather enabled progress in spraying and haying, but high humidity is slowing hay drying, and that topsoil moisture remains largely adequate while…

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Jul 20, 2026meridiansource.caEnglish

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Crop Report For the Period July 7 to July 13 - Prince Albert Daily Herald

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The article reports on crop conditions and progress in Prince Albert and surrounding regions for the period July 7 to July 13, noting warmer temperatures and more sunshine aiding field drying, with spraying and haying underway but high humidity slowing drying. It also details rainfall totals (highest in Prince Albert area at 88 mm, with other areas…

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Jul 20, 2026paherald.sk.caEnglish

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Warm, dry week helps Sask. crops catch up - The Border Pulse

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Summary: The article reports that warmer temperatures and lighter rain allowed Saskatchewan crops to catch up, with fieldwork such as spraying and haying getting underway while some areas faced hail and moisture damage. It also notes provincial crop conditions, including moisture levels, development progress, disease and pest pressures, and ongoing…

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Jul 18, 2026borderpulse.caEnglish

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Saskatchewan crop report: warm weather welcome

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The article reports that Saskatchewan farmers are making progress after a wet start as fields dry and crops develop, with most crops at a normal development stage per the Saskatchewan crop report. It notes a short-term warming trend followed by a cool, wet period.

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Jul 16, 2026ctvnews.caEnglish

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Saskatchewan crops benefit from warmer, drier conditions - Country Guide

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The article reports that Saskatchewan crops benefited from warmer temperatures, more sunshine and limited precipitation during the week ended July 13, allowing fields to dry and progress with spraying and haying. It notes overall good to fair crop conditions with developments varying by region, topsoil moisture largely adequate, and some areas…

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Jul 16, 2026country-guide.caEnglish

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Saskatchewan crops benefit from warmer, drier conditions - Grainews

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The article reports that Saskatchewan crops benefited from warmer temperatures, more sunshine, and limited precipitation during the week ending July 13, which allowed fields to dry and progress in spraying and haying. It notes that topsoil moisture remained mostly adequate, crop development was generally at normal stages with good to fair conditions, and…

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Jul 16, 2026grainews.caEnglish

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