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NEW CROPS, NEW RISKS Provincial yields by variety and risk area | Presented by The Western Producer www.producer.com

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Frost risk maps SCIC risk zone areas Soil zone map Grain corn insurable areas Corn heat unit map Chickpea insurable areas Dry bean insurable areas

The organic crop option for producers

Organic producers can select organic-specific coverage that will address the special risk and higher crop values associated with organic production.

14 Sunflower insurable areas 14 Coriander insurable areas 15 Timothy hay insurable areas 15 Rainfall weather station map 15 Soybean insurable areas 15 Kamut wheat insurable areas 20 Pest risk maps 106 Insured acres (five-year)

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welcome to yield saskatchewan Welcome to the 2018 edition of Yield Saskatchewan, highlighting the production results for various crops and varieties grown in the province. We hope you find the information useful as you plan for the upcoming growing season. Yield Saskatchewan features the yield results for crop varieties over the past five years. They are displayed provincially and by risk zone. Data is compiled from information submitted by Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC) customers. This valuable information is the result of producers who list their varietal information in their production declaration each year. SCIC is grateful for their efforts. This unbiased reporting is a great resource to help analyze the production of specific crops and varieties for your farm. Additionally, this data helps ensure SCIC’s programs remain relevant for today’s producers. As you review the information contained in Yield Saskatchewan, I would also suggest visiting our website, saskcropinsurance.com. Online, we have a

great interactive tool which allows producers to customize their analysis of the different varieties and their production results. Check out the Sask Management Plus (SMP) information, located under the Resources link, to access the charting tools to compare varieties provincially or by the different risk zones across the province. At SCIC, we are committed to ensuring our programs and services are meeting the needs of today’s producer. We achieve this by consulting producers and industry. Collection of the information to produce the Yield Saskatchewan publication is also used in our analysis to build and enhance our programs and services. Recent enhancements to our forage insurance program, in particular the province-wide use of weather stations for the Corn Heat Unit Program, fire insurance and a restoration benefit, would not happen without the input and feedback from producers. SCIC is aware that like the industry it serves, its business risk programs need to evolve

and remain current with the business practices of its customers, the farmers and ranchers of Saskatchewan. Providing effective and relevant risk management programs is SCIC’s commitment to excellence and growth of agriculture in this province I encourage all producers to take time to look at the programs and see how they may fit into the risk management needs for your farming operation. As a producer, I understand how success depends on having accurate information to make the best decisions possible. I hope you find Yield Saskatchewan information useful and can make it a part of your annual crop planning. If you have questions about the information contained in this publication, please contact your local Crop Insurance office. Thank you for your interest in Yield Saskatchewan and we wish you all the best in the 2018 growing season.

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Why SCIC is a Good Business Risk Management Decision Risk management – on your schedule

By SCIC staff

SCIC understands farming isn’t just a 8 am – 5 pm business and the important role technology plays within a farming operation. Paving the way within the industry, SCIC meets the demand for online involvement between producers and their programs. CropConnect and Ag Connect are simple, secure websites that can reduce the paperwork and provide flexibility for conducting Crop Insurance and AgriStability business from a home computer or mobile device.

Risk protection from the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC) is more than just a yield guarantee on a crop. SCIC knows there are many options to manage your farm’s risk, which is why SCIC wants to ensure producers can make an informed decision. Keep reading to see how.

Comprehensive coverage When producers sign up for Crop Insurance they have coverage from before seeding until harvest is complete. Through AgriStability, producers have even further coverage for other uncontrollable events throughout the year. Issues like rising input costs or falling commodity prices are covered through AgriStability. When combined, Crop Insurance and AgriStability offer extensive coverage that protects the bottom line for Saskatchewan farms and ranches.

Livestock producers – we’ve got you covered

More choices, custom fit coverage SCIC recognizes each farm is unique. Along with providing individual coverage which recognizes the management practices of each producer, the Crop Insurance Program offers a range of choices, including pricing options and coverage selections so producers can custom fit their insurance for their farming operation. Each farm’s risk protection through

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AgriStability is also unique because the Program uses the farm’s financial information and operational characteristics to determine coverage and benefits. Every operation has its own income and expense

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structure. By having coverage based on the performance of the farm, producers can be confident they are receiving coverage reflective of their operation.

Through the Crop Insurance Program, producers with hay, grazing or greenfeed acres, can access insurance to cover the risks involved in forage production. Pastureland can also be insured through the Forage Rainfall Insurance Program. Recently enhancements were made to SCIC’s forage insurance based on consultation with industry. These changes reflect the effort SCIC puts in to ensure its programs are providing the risk protection producers are looking for. SCIC also delivers the Western Livestock Price Insurance Program (WLPIP) and AgriStability. Both programs have a fit for livestock producers. WLPIP offsets the risk of market price drops that can reduce the value of a producer’s livestock herd. AgriStability is low-cost risk protection that covers a wide range of un-

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controllable factors that could negatively affect the financial health of the livestock operation.

Fast payments SCIC understands the impact of timely delivery of payments, ensuring producers can move forward with their business. For Crop Insurance claims the average time for completing a post-harvest claim, from the time the producer calls until the time the payment is normally around 30 days. No getting a partial payment and waiting until spring seeding begins to receive a final cheque.

Experience for the future The Crop Insurance Program has been a major part of Saskatchewan farmers’ risk protection for more than 55 years. SCIC has provided a foundation for the tremendous growth of the province’s agriculture industry. Farmers can have peace of mind knowing they have the backing of strong programs and an experienced team who will fulfill all commitments no matter how tough the year.

Connected to industry Ensuring SCIC’s business risk management programs are relevant and effective, is extremely important for the success of Saskatchewan farmers and ranchers. SCIC continually consults industry on program design and delivery. The feedback from producers in these

organizations has led to program changes and service improvements. Enhancements such as adding new crops to the insurance program and creating online options for conducting business are all a direct result of working with industry.

SCIC gets it SCIC has a great team of people across the province. With most of our staff either currently farming or having grown up on a farm, they understand the Saskatchewan agriculture industry. They know the important role farmers play in our rural communities and economy. They understand when challenges arise and provide excellent service and support to the industry when it needs it.

We’re not here to make a profit SCIC’s business risk management programs are part of the Government of Saskatchewan’s investment in Agriculture. By investing in sound risk management programming the provincial government is providing a foundation for our agriculture industry to grow. SCIC’s staff understand the importance of the agriculture industry and recognize it as a major driver of the provincial economy. Staff work with producers, helping them to be innovative and make sound business decisions, thereby propelling the industry forward. continued on page 8 ››

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›› continued from page 7 We’ll never tell you how to run your farm With over 55 years of experience in delivering risk management program SCIC has built a strong reputation for effectively supporting producers while letting each farm go about its business. Whether you apply more fertilizer to your crop, or add a fungicide application, those are management decisions each producer needs to make based on their individual circumstances. Producers enrolled in SCIC’s risk management programs know they will be supported and have coverage when making sound management decisions for their farm.

Our coverage is not tied to how well you market your grain While marketing is a critical part of a farm’s success, Crop Insurance coverage is not tied to how effective a farm is at marketing their grain. SCIC’s provides a level of coverage that not dependent on what happens in the grain market. Upon selecting their coverage for the year, producers have confidence knowing what their insured crop value is and the coverage they have no matter what happens on their farm. SCIC has added options for producers to use their contracted prices or a final yearend price as their insured crop value, which creates greater flexibility, but still provides a solid base of support for producers to make management decisions on their farm.

We understand the cost of farming continues to rise and the risk producers take each and every year is significant. SCIC is committed to ensuring its business risk management programs reflect the ever increasing cost of farming as there are mechanisms in place to keep pace. Coverage available through the Crop Insurance program has increased significantly over the last 10 years. In 2007 the average coverage for all crops in Saskatchewan was $86 per acre. In 2017 coverage reached an average of $217 per acre and increase of over 250 per cent. Canola, Saskatchewan’s largest value crop has gone from an average of $120 per acre in 2007 to $273 per acre in 2017.

LAST FROST DATES

FALL FIRST FROST DATES

Many key seeding decisions are based on last frost dates, the latest date where the risk of spring frost has passed. The dates are based on a 30-year average of temperature and precipitation information.

Many harvesting decisions are based on first fall frost dates, the earliest date where the risk of fall frost is possible. These dates are based on a 30-year average of temperature and precipitation. information.

May 22 - 28

May 29 - June 4

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How to use the seeding date tool

Knowing the best time to seed the intended crop can make a difference to the success of a year.

Enter your township and range.

Or, zoom in and click on the map, which will open a pop up box as shown below.

Open the Crop Seed Date bar to view the final date full liability will be accepted on each crop. It may be necessary to use the scroll bar to find the crop of interest.

when is the best time to seed? By SCIC staff Selecting a crop to seed involves many factors: seed costs, market trends, timing, and weather. Anticipating what the up-

coming crop year will be like or how quickly the snow recedes will impact the crop selection. Knowing the best time to seed the intended crop can make a difference to the success of a year.

Likewise, for producers with Crop Insurance, the date a crop is seeded may impact their insurance coverage. continued on page 12 ››

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If a crop is seeded after the recommended deadline but prior to June 20th and suffers a non-seeding date related loss, these losses would be covered.

Crops that are seeded after the date recommended by the seeding date tool, but before SCIC’s final seeding deadline of June 20th, will be insured against all perils except those that are attributable to the later seeding date. Some of these losses could include frost, or an extension of insurance due to the inability to complete harvest. In the case that one of these seeding date related perils occurs, the crop would be compared to others in the area. This could result in claims being reduced or denied. If a crop is seeded after the recommended deadline but prior to June 20th and suffers a loss due to a non-seeding date related loss; such as flooding, grasshoppers or something else, these losses would be covered as they are not related to the delayed seeding date. Please notes some crops, like chickpea, hemp, corn and soybeans have absolute seeding dates that are prior to June 20th. For these crops no liability is accepted if the crop is seeded after their seeding dates.

Seeding too late means a crop may reduce yield potential and increase the risk for frost. In the spring of 2017, SCIC launched a new tool to help communicate the final seeding day that full liability will be accepted on various crops throughout the province. The seeding date tool is available on the SCIC webpage for both customers and staff to access. The final dates that full liability is accepted is based on the frost free intervals and relative maturity of various crops. This determines a date where there is a reasonable expectation of the crop reaching maturity. The map that is used in the seeding date tool application is based on 30 year averages for 131 weather stations. These averages were interpolated to cover the crop producing area of the province and assigned at the township level.

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SLUG: SOIL ZONE MAP TO RUN: YIELD SASKATCHEWAN 2017 PATH: GRAPHICS

Using the map button in the top left hand corner allows the user to change the background satellite imagery, or see roads or topography as well.

If the user is on a mobile device with GPS enabled, the app will show the current location.

This seeding date tool was successfully launched in 2017, allowing both staff and customers access to dates for all areas of the province, and most crops. For 2018 there will be some additional crops added to the tool. Source: SCIC | MICHELLE HOULDEN GRAPHIC

SCIC GRAIN RISK ZONE MAP

SASKATCHEWAN SOIL ZONES

CORN - GRAIN CORN INSURABLE AREA

CORN - CORN ZONE HEAT UNIT INSURABLE AREA

The map shows the boundaries of Saskatchewan’s 23 production risk zones, as determined by SCIC. Data outlining average yields for different crop varieties within each risk zone can be viewed in this publication beginning on page 47.

Saskatchewan’s dominant soil type is categorized in the Chernozemic Order. The Chernozemic order is classified into subgroups based on soil surface colour, which is caused by the amount of organic matter stored in the soil.

This grain corn program is available in designated areas of the province. Maps indicating insurable townships and risk zones are available at all SCIC customer service offices. Eligible grain corn varieties must be rated for 2300 corn heat units (CHU) or lower for risk zone 1 and 2100 CHUs or lower for risk zone 2.

The map below shows the insurable area for corn as well as the locations of corn heat unit stations in the province. SCIC’s corn heat unit program is a weather-based program that insures against a lack of corn heat units during the growing season.

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Grain Corn Zone 2

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CHICKPEA - INSURABLE AREA

BEANS - DRYLAND DRY BEAN INSURABLE AREA

TIMOTHY - IRRIGATED TIMOTHY HAY INSURABLE AREA

FORAGE - FORAGE RAINFALL WEATHER STATIONS

The map below shows the insurable area for chickpeas as well as risk zones as determined by Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation. Statistics Canada estimated Saskatchewan’s total chickpea plantings at 91,017 acres in 2017.

The map below shows the insurable area for dryland dry beans. Saskatchewan’s dry bean production occurs primarily in irrigated areas but there are limited acres of dryland production.

The insurable areas for irrigated timothy hay appear in the map below. Contact SCIC for details on townships and land locations that fall within the insurable area.

The map below shows the locations of 131 weather stations that measure precipitation for the Forage Rainfall Insurance Program (FRIP). FRIP is available on native and tame grazing acres.

risk zone 1

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Prince Albert

Prince Albert Saskatoon

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Saskatoon

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SUNFLOWER - INSURABLE AREA

CORIANDER - SMALL SEED INSURABLE AREA

The map shows insurable areas for late maturing and early maturing sunflower varieties in Saskatchewan. Annual sunflower acreage is generally in the range of 10,000 acres.

The map below shows the insurable area for coriander relative to the province’s general grain risk zones. Average annual plantings in Saskatchewan are generally in the range of 17,000 acres.

SOYBEANS - INSURABLE AREA

131 Stations WHEAT (KAMUT) - INSURABLE AREA KHORASAN

The map below shows insurable area and risk zones for soybeans. Soybean plantings in Saskatchewan are increasing. Provincial acreage in 2017 was estimated at 561,000 acres.

Source: Government of Saskatchewan / SCIC | MICHELLE HOULDEN GRAPHIC

LMTS – Late Maturing Tall Stature EMSS – Early Maturing Short Stature

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LMTS & EMSS Varieties

Soybean Zone 1

EMSS Only Grain Risk Zone Coriander Zone

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Prince Albert

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The organic crop option for producers By SCIC staff Protection for organic crops As interest in organic products and organic farming heightens within the province, the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC) continues to evolve to meet the everchanging needs of its producers. Continuously working closely with industry groups, such as SaskOrganics, SCIC offers organic producers risk protection through its Crop Insurance Program. Participation in the organic program saw growth over the last few years, with numbers peaking in 2017 of over 200,000 insured acres. With the number of insured and uninsured organic acres growing, SCIC reminds organic producers to take a closer look at their coverage. For producers looking to transition into organic farming, or current organic growers, understanding the difference between conventional (commercial) insurance and the Organic Crop Option is important when planning their upcoming crop year.

Yield coverage for an organic crop Each customer is insured for their own individual long-term average yield for each crop. Their individual average yield is updated every time they grow the crop, creating a long-term average. This process is the same whether they are an organic or conventional farmer. Sample costs for HRSW, risk zone 15, planted int0 stubble

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There are several ways to establish an individual yield for an organic crop when an organic producer is insuring for the first time. A ten year average of their own yield history can be used to create an individual yield. Another option is to use the yield index based on other crops. If the producer is a new farmer, an area average of the organic yield may also be used to establish individual yield. Once yield is established, it is updated with the producers’ actual yield each time the crop is grown.

The Organic Option available under the Crop Insurance Program administered through SCIC. Through the Crop Insurance Program, 60 percent of premiums

are paid by the federal and provincial government. The producer is responsible to pay for 40 percent of the premium. continued on page 18 ››

Price options There are four ways to set insured prices for organic crops: Base, Low, In-Season or Contract Price Option. Currently, the Organic Price Option final base price/low price is set in January. Prices are set as conventional insured price multiplied by a price factor. Factors are based on long term average differences between conventional and organic market prices. The Contract Price Option allows organic growers to insure a crop at the price at which it is contracted. All major organic crops are eligible but the Contract Price Option must be selected on a customer’s endorsement by March 31. You must provide SCIC with a copy of the contract by May 31 of the current crop year. SCIC will use that information to calculate the insured price, coverage and premium for the crop.

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›› continued from page 17 No premiums are used to pay for administration of this program. Organic insurance premium rates are 25 percent higher than conventional crops, based on historically higher claim payments. Arlan Frick, Research and Development Analyst and organic subject matter expert at the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation explains, “Premium rates are 25 percent higher, but actual dollar per acre premium can be more than 25 percent higher. This is because organic producers may have higher dollar per acre coverage than with conventional (commercial) insurance.”

The benefit of reseeding When organic crops establish with excessive weeds and the producer wishes to destroy to reseed, they are eligible for the reseeding benefit. The reseeding benefit is automatically included on any crop insured as organic. July 15 is the deadline to reseed a second crop and the reseeded crop may be a green manure crop. Reseeded crops can be insured only if the regular seeding deadlines for yield loss insurance are met. This feature provides flexibility to farmers to decide which acres they wish to reseed. Reseeding does have its benefits. In 2018, most cereals and flax have a benefit amount of $25 per acre. Field peas were $40 per acre and lentils ranged from $35 to $45per acre.

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The bertha armyworm risk map is based on cumulative moth counts taken in 2017. Counts taken in 2017 are a useful indication of potential infestation levels in 2018.

The map below indicates the risk of wheat midge infestation for different parts of the province in 2018. Areas of high risk are evident in southeastern Saskatchewan, along the Manitoba border.

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The clubroot pathogen, Plasmodiophora brassicae, overwinters in the soil as small resting spores which can be moved by any means that soil can be moved including soil movement on equipment, footwear as well as through soil and wind erosion.

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Clubroot is a soil-borne disease that can infect and cause significant yield losses in canola, mustard and camelina. In the fall of 2017, clubroot was confirmed in commercial canola fields in Saskatchewan Crop Districts 9A and 9B (northwest and north-central Saskatchewan). The good news is that clubroot is not currently widespread in Saskatchewan , which puts us in a good position to take

measures to minimize both the spread and severity of clubroot. Clubroot management can occur in two different phases: prevention and management. This will help keep pathogen levels low and minimize yield losses. The focus of prevention is on minimizing the spread of clubroot to fields or regions where it is not already present. The clubroot pathogen, Plasmodiophora brassicae, overwinters in the soil as small resting spores which can be moved by any means that soil can be moved including soil movement on equipment, foot-

wear as well as through soil and wind erosion. Activities that move large volumes of soil are of higher risk. Risk also increases when soil is moved over large distances and particularly from fields or regions where clubroot has been confirmed. The prevention measures should be reflective of the level of risk associated with a specific activity. The following recommended practices can be implemented by a producer to reduce the likelihood of moving clubroot infested soil onto and within their farm:

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• If possible, avoid working when fields are muddy. • Consider posting “no trespassing” signs to restrict access to non-authorized vehicles. • Practice zero or minimum tillage to reduce soil movement through erosion. • Create a separate exit that is as far as possible from the field entrance. Field scouts and agronomists often work on multiple farms over large geographic regions, which can increase their risk of

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Clubroot, once present in a field, takes a long period of time to reduce the infestation. Rotation with resistant types and other crops remains the best strategy. | file photo

›› continued from page 23 • Sanitize tools and equipment between fields • If driving into a field cannot be avoided consider taking the following actions to minimize soil movement: • Use the producer’s vehicle or ATV if possible. • Avoid working under wet or muddy conditions. • Use a brush, scraper or leaf blower to remove all visible soil between fields. • Wash trucks and ATVs between farms and regions. The earlier a clubroot infestation is detected, the easier it will be to manage. Producers are encouraged to scout susceptible crops (even resistant varieties) regularly. Scouting should involve examining plant roots for swollen root tissue (galls) and should be focused on field entrances, low spots and areas in the field with symptoms of premature ripening or wilting. Initially, clubroot galls will appear white and fleshy but will begin to decompose, giving the roots a rotten appearance, later in the season. Detection of the pathogen in the field at low levels, even in the absence of visible symptoms, can be obtained by soil testing at a laboratory. This early detection can be used to guide proactive clubroot management strategies to keep pathogen levels low and prevent yield losses. When clubroot is found in a field, management practices such as crop rotation and clubroot resistant varieties can be

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emerson freezes out other western winter wheat varieties By Brian Cross Western Producer staff

Emerson, a red winter wheat variety with improved resistance to fusarium head blight, continues to command more western Canadian acres than any other winter wheat variety. But newer varieties such as CDC Chase, AAC Elevate and AAC Wildfire are likely to gain acres over the next few years, especially in areas where fusarium pressure is lower. Rob Graf, a winter wheat breeder with Agriculture Canada, said new winter wheat varieties will offer growers more options and higher yield potential. But Emerson’s fusarium ratings will continue to attract growers in the eastern Prairies, he added. Emerson, developed by Agricultural Canada and distributed by Canterra, accounted for an estimated 36 percent of all winter wheat acres grown on the Prairies in 2017, followed by AAC Gateway (19 percent), Moats (12 percent), CDC Buteo (seven percent) and Radiant (seven percent). “Emerson (is) the most popular across Western Canada, (especially) in Saskatchewan and Manitoba” said Graf, citing statistics from the Canadian Grain Commission’s Insured Acreage Report. “Quite frankly, that was a little bit of a surprise to me…. It was thought initially that Emerson would be more of a niche variety… because it did carry with it somewhat of a yield penalty.”

“But the disease resistance on this variety — particularly the fusarium resistance — has really carried the day and, in fact, in Manitoba, it’s also among the topyielding varieties so we’re not seeing that expected yield decrease there.” In a recent presentation to winter wheat growers in Saskatoon, Graf highlighted promising winter wheat varieties that are likely to see good uptake by winter cereal growers. Emerson has become a go-to variety across the West, thanks to its disease resistance package, good winter hardiness, short straw relative to Buteo, improved straw strength and slightly improved protein levels. In the eastern Prairies, Emerson’s protein is typically half a percent higher than the winter wheat check variety, CDC Buteo. But other varieties are generating interest as well. AAC Gateway, for example, has gained acreage quickly since its commercial release in 2015, especially among growers in Manitoba and Alberta. “Gateway has become quite popular in both Manitoba and Alberta, although not so much in Saskatchewan,” Graf said. “In terms of yield, it’s very much like Buteo…. Winter hardiness is fair, much like CDC Falcon was.” Gateway’s protein levels are typically half a percentage point higher than Buteo’s. For specifics on yield, protein, winter survival and disease resistance, growers

should check their provincial seed guides. CDC Chase is another promising variety that shows significant potential. Registered in 2013, seed supplies of Chase only became available to commercial growers last fall but in provincial trials, it showed a sizable yield bump over check varieties. “I see this as a potential replacement for Moats,” Graf told growers. “It has a nice yield bump over Buteo … and winter hardiness is fair.” Over nine years of post-registration testing, Chase yielded nine percent higher than Buteo in the brown and light-brown soil zones of Saskatchewan and 10 percent higher in the black and grey soil zones. Protein is slightly higher than check varieties and straw strength is rated as fair to good. AAC Elevate is another newer variety that combines good yield potential with good winter survival and very good lodging tolerance, according to Saskatchewan trial data. Yield results have been particularly impressive in southern growing areas where rainfall and soil moisture are typically limiting factors. AAC Elevate became available to commercial growers in 2017. In post-registration trials, it out yielded Buteo by 10 percent in Saskatchewan’s brown and lightbrown soil zones. According to the Saskatchewan Seed Guide, it offers moderate resistance to bunt and stem rust, intermediate resistance to leaf rust and fusarium head blight, but is

moderately susceptible to stripe rust. “One thing I will say about Elevate is that… in southern Alberta… in extreme drought, this (variety) really shines,” said Graf. “In fact, in 2017, at all of our southern Alberta locations, we had AAC Wildfire and Elevate in the same trials and you would swear looking at them that Wildfire would be the higher yielding variety but (it wasn’t). In those extreme drought conditions, it was Elevate.” Despite playing second fiddle to Elevate in southern Alberta, AAC Wildfire is generating excitement for its high yield potential. Although seed will not be available to commercial growers until the fall of 2018, trials in Saskatchewan over the past five

years show Wildfire yields 16 to 17 percent higher than Buteo across all provincial soil zones. Winter survival is rated as very good and lodging ratings are good. Maturity relative to CDC Buteo is very late. “There’s lots of excitement about this one,” Graf said. AAC Goldrush also showed a significant yield advantage over Buteo in post-registration tests conducted in Saskatchewan. Over four years of trials, Goldrush out yielded Buteo by 13 percent in brown and light-brown soil zones and by 20 percent at test sites in the grey and black soil zones. Certified seed for AAC Goldrush may be available in the fall of 2018.

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Fall rye puts a cover on it, reduces risk Rye can be the sacrificial crop for next year’s success By Robin Booker Western Producer staff

Multiple resource issues can be addressed by adding a fall rye cover crop into prairie rotations, says Jay Fuhrer, soil health specialist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. “The big ones are salinity, wind erosion, water erosion, and building soil aggregates,” he told producers at a meeting on the Canadian Prairies this winter. “It also helps from a water quality viewpoint because any residual loose pools of N would be locked into the plant to be released when the plant dies.” Fuhrer, who studies planting soybeans into a fall rye cover crop for the USDA near Bismarck, North Dakota, said a fall

rye cover creates an excellent soil environment for soybeans. “Agronomically, coming in with a broadleaf into that grass makes for a nice environment for us, and it gives us an easy cover to no-till into,” he said. “In our region it’s going to be primarily no till options. Very little hair pinning happens going into a standing green crop.” A grower asked Fuhrer during his presentation if the fall rye cover slows down soil warming in the spring, but he said it has the opposite effect. “If we have somewhat collapsed soils that are compact, then we are not warming up from below because we don’t have warm air coming up from below through the pore spaces,” Fuhrer said. “If we have good soil aggre-

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gation and good (water) infiltration built into our soils, then we are probably going to warm up from both directions. So a lot of it kind of depends on how healthy are our soils.” He said the fields on which they grow fall rye covers on didn’t warm up well in the spring when they started their research. However, the soil warmed up faster as the soil aggregates improved. It’s the fibrous root system of fall rye that helps to build soil aggregates, which improves water infiltration, he said. Growers have more control over the amount of moisture on their fields when using a fall rye cover crop.

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“If it’s a dry year, it’s going to be terminated in advance of seeding,” Fuhrer said. “So you might be a week or 10 days in advance of seeding that you would be looking at termination. If it’s really wet, it’s probably going to be much closer to your seeding window.”

In wet springs the fall rye will reduce the amount of water evaporated from fields, which can cause salinity issues, because the crop uses up the water. He said fall rye cover crops are also effective at suppressing weeds in the spring. “We’re all really concerned with weed tolerance to a lot of our herbicide package,” he said. “Here we get a lot of help with weed suppression, as well.” He said using fall rye cover crops also increases soil organic carbon over time. Seeding rates for fall rye cover crops will depends on whether cattle will graze on

the crop. “If we’re not going to bring livestock in, I might have a fairly light seeding rate. Maybe I’m going to use 40 pounds (per acre) in the fall,” he said. “If I’m going to bring in livestock, maybe I’m going to bring in 50 to 60 lb., depending on how early or late I seed in the fall.” Fuhrer has planted only soybeans into fall rye cover crops, but he thinks it’s likely that other broadleaf crops could also be planted into the cover crop. However, he thinks growers should always start with a small field when incorporating this technique into their operation.

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Important Things You May Not Know About Crop Insurance By SCIC staff Every year, a number of customers roll over their Crop Insurance contracts, without determining whether this year’s coverage is keeping up with their farm business plans for the upcoming year. Unfortunately, when this is realized, it is often after losses have occurred and a claim is made. In order to ensure you have the coverage you need, there are a few things to consider.

Individual coverage What’s that you ask? Each year, the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation asks its customers to report their production. While this is to ensure any losses that occur are filed in a claim; the yield information is also used to build a producer’s personalized coverage. Coverage is not based on the growing experience of a group of producers in one area or a township or even a rural municipality. Where there is no yield history, this may occur; however, when a producer files their personal yields, their coverage is based on their growing history. Each year, the individual producer’s coverage is updated. Failing to report yields will result in a zero being entered, negatively impacting insurance coverage.

Experience discount Did you know each year that a producer goes without a Crop Insurance claim or payment there is a benefit as there is a discount on the premium? The longer the period of time between claims, the greater the discount—up to 50 percent. Producers who frequently claim will see a surcharge added to their insurance. With each indemnity paid, depending on

circumstances, a debit is applied to a producer’s discount/surcharge bank. 10 to 16 debits will result in a 50 percent surcharge. Similarly, the same amount of credits result in a 50 percent discount.

Intergenerational transfer Handing over the family farm to the next generation? If anyone you know is taking over their parents’ farm or perhaps you are selling the farm to family, there is a process to transfer crop insurance history from one generation to the next. Intergenerational transfers are for new contract holders who are family members coming home to farm or young farmers taking over family farms. Family members include grandfather, father, son, grandson, brother, uncle, nephew, grandmother, mother, daughter, granddaughter, sister, aunt, niece, and in laws. Experience obtained from the family farm is used to establish the new contract. In regards to experience discount, the new farmer receives partial credits over a three year progression to the full credits of the original contract. The progression is as follows: year one - 50 percent (year of application), year two - 75 percent and year three - full credits. The original operator retains their full credits. If there are any debits with the original operator, they will be applied to the new farmer in year one. Producers wishing to learn more about intergenerational transfer should contact their local office.

Seeding a new or uncommon crop? If you are interested in seeding a crop not covered under SCIC’s regular multi-peril crop insurance, you may still qualify for coverage. SCIC recognizes new crops and varieties for Saskatchewan are of interest to some producers in the province. SCIC

works with industry to gather data and gain the necessary agronomic information for building insurance for emerging crops. The Diversification Option is available for crops not insurable under the core program. To be eligible for this program, the producer must also insure acres of traditional grains, oilseeds and pulses in the multiperil program. Coverage levels, premiums and any claims paid under the Diversification Option are equal to the average coverage, premium and claims paid for insured multi-peril crops. When you supply agronomic data on diversified crops, you help SCIC learn more about the viability of insurance for the crop in future years.

One crop insurance for all? Every farm is different as is every producer. While some producers may have smaller farms, others may operate on a much larger scale. Some may have both livestock (and forage) and grains while others may only grain farm. Crop selection and variety will vary with the location in the province to the interests of the producer. Therefore, SCIC does not design insurance with one kind of farmer in mind. Recognizing farms are as individual as their operations, SCIC offers a variety of options so insurance coverage can be individualized. Producers can choose from a variety of pricing mechanisms, coverage levels, and program options (organic, forage, weather related, crop averaging and more). Producers also have the ability to add to their risk management strategies by participating in other programs such as AgriStability and Western Livestock Price Insurance.

AgriStability and Crop Insurance are designed to support each other to maximize the protection a producer will receive. If you have not revisited what you have in place to mitigate risk on your farm, we suggest you visit your local Crop Insurance office to discuss the available options.

2018 enhancements There are a number of enhancements to the Crop Insurance Program for 2018 that may be of interest to grain producers. With more farmers moving to contracts to market their grain, SCIC is adding six crops to its Contract Price Option: barley, commercial canola, oats, hard red spring wheat, durum wheat and CPS wheat. The inclusion of barley provides producers with the opportunity to insure at a price reflective of malt contracts. This spring, producers who practice intercropping can insure these crops, regardless of combination, under the Diversification Option. Beekeepers now have an individual deductible with their Bee Mortality Insurance. This reflects the loss rate and management practice of insured beekeepers. Forage Insurance also has enhancements for 2018. Fire insurance is now included under the Forage Rainfall Program. Additional weighting options have also been added to this program to provide greater flexibility and customization. Acres insured for tame hay and alfalfa seed have restoration coverage in the event their hayland is flooded. The Corn Heat Unit Program weather stations are expanded to across the province to give growers greater choice and coverage related to their area. More information on 2018 program enhancements as well as insured prices can be found at saskcropinsurance.com.

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29.8 74.0 70.9 68.7 70.3 59.8 67.9 66.7 66.1 70.9 51.3 64.7 61.0 44.2 45.9 66.2 77.1 52.6 55.2 72.9 63.9 74.5 85.7 66.5 69.2 67.0 67.9 60.8 80.7 64.9 64.8 58.6

. 21,440 3,406 . . . 4,414 67,310 12,715 201,521 24,579 1,974 . 1,965 470 3,872 65,227 . 11,892 89,145 290,260 42,082 . 14,950 1,576 . 3,666 8,078 445 6,220 37,231 766

. 86.7 80.0 . . . 67.8 79.9 72.9 75.0 55.0 70.8 . 46.7 46.1 67.6 81.1 . 64.0 82.1 66.4 75.7 . 73.3 49.9 . 81.3 65.1 90.8 66.1 72.8 62.0

. 33,021 2,352 . . . 3,462 41,750 5,204 169,147 12,162 691 721 1,915 1,352 1,052 41,919 . 8,191 36,058 240,598 31,935 . 19,162 5,136 597 4,410 5,229 681 1,903 18,921 758

. 69.7 57.7 . . . 65.6 57.1 46.6 58.5 48.4 41.4 65.2 40.2 51.4 55.9 64.0 . 47.6 58.7 53.5 64.5 . 56.6 96.1 56.2 56.8 57.6 83.8 54.5 56.8 54.9

. 47,875 7,283 . . 947 3,713 38,515 4,625 277,997 12,440 1,485 . 1,280 1,577 4,376 50,827 2,142 6,524 39,372 360,570 37,970 . 23,840 7,941 . 3,332 4,665 6,415 1,957 10,324 1,000

. 69.8 64.6 . . 50.1 50.7 59.3 59.3 66.5 49.0 70.4 . 39.9 46.2 68.7 78.0 56.3 48.3 65.4 61.2 74.7 . 63.8 59.4 . 65.6 55.8 80.7 62.1 56.5 55.4

. 68,177 4,223 . . 5,222 3,899 29,270 3,706 333,963 17,029 683 . 985 405 3,539 49,301 3,891 4,477 12,633 352,135 17,331 723 15,818 621 1,987 1,880 4,665 46,057 3,291 6,254 673

. 74.0 77.3 . . 62.3 79.8 63.5 71.2 75.6 51.8 65.8 . 43.7 61.6 64.0 78.5 59.6 51.6 70.3 66.7 81.8 81.3 73.1 56.0 64.8 68.1 62.6 84.5 63.8 56.6 67.1

853 41,472 7,440 665 453 2,350 2,475 11,762 1,454 315,051 5,713 476 497 1,408 655 548 39,720 5,613 2,431 3,895 297,861 11,024 7,307 4,472 4,222 777 2,767 2,110 39,934 1,038 4,816 766

29.8 75.6 73.4 68.7 70.3 58.4 78.1 57.6 84.7 73.7 45.2 54.1 54.8 50.3 24.3 71.2 81.1 46.3 62.3 79.4 70.0 86.7 86.2 75.8 63.8 81.0 70.5 58.7 76.3 84.9 62.1 55.3

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fall rye average yields by variety 5-year

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BONO BRASETTO DAKOTA DANKO HAZLET PRIMA

90.2 77.6 40.0 54.7 47.2 38.7

. . 5,935 . 6,283 1,982

. . 35.5 . 42.9 30.6

. . 5,909 . 5,291 1,390

. . 37.4 . 38.7 30.5

. . 1,344 . 12,400 1,040

. . 30.2 . 39.1 43.9

. 2,530 3,960 2,005 19,306 1,777

. 83.5 51.5 57.4 54.2 49.7

3,724 1,557 905 2,038 6,659 442

90.2 68.1 50.4 52.1 52.7 44.9

hemp grain average yields by variety 5-year Variety CFX 1 FINOLA GRANDI KATANI PICOLO X59

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582 917 990 816 756 825

. . . . . .

542 4,967 . . . 6,587

408 959 . . . 811

. 444 . . . 1,300

. 403 . . . 842

818 7,958 2,103 4,221 685 4,025

697 922 990 816 756 840

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Variety P7005YHR (RZ 1&2) P7211HR (RZ 1&2) P7410HR (RZ 1&2)

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80.7 71.0 31.5

. . .

701 . .

121.3 . .

3,441 947 650

72.5 71.0 31.5

flax average yields by variety 5-year BETHUNE CDC BRAVO AAC FLANDERS GLAS CDC NEELA CDC NORLIN NULIN 50 OMEGA PLAVA CDC PRAIRIE BLUE PRAIRIE SAPPHIRE SANCTUARY CDC SORREL CDC TAURUS VIMY WESTLIN 70 WESTLIN 71 WESTLIN 72

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24.1 26.0 15.3 27.5 25.2 24.5 27.0 25.1 25.3 24.3 24.1 23.5 24.2 23.1 19.3 23.3 25.1 20.6

193,988 . 653 . . 2,498 10,049 5,741 . 3,234 4,161 . 130,432 5,348 23,512 . . .

29.2 . 22.3 . . 28.6 32.6 29.9 . 29.8 33.4 . 29.6 28.8 23.7 . . .

194,450 2,403 1,100 3,814 . 3,343 13,364 14,849 . 3,471 12,392 . 209,449 10,001 18,286 7,500 6,898 .

21.1 27.9 13.0 24.1 . 25.9 22.8 27.4 . 17.9 23.6 . 22.9 20.3 16.6 21.7 24.8 .

218,595 34,495 1,214 18,989 2,271 2,674 5,053 10,310 . 5,147 8,777 10,845 240,016 8,081 20,258 15,355 8,367 .

22.8 25.8 9.9 29.2 21.5 24.9 28.3 24.6 . 25.2 23.2 23.8 23.7 22.3 19.1 24.0 29.6 .

132,537 20,235 . 25,790 2,155 1,936 4,204 7,826 . 867 5,173 4,455 112,733 1,370 8,397 11,856 8,786 .

25.8 26.9 . 26.2 36.7 16.8 24.2 27.4 . 31.4 22.3 30.1 24.3 22.7 18.7 24.1 24.8 .

100,908 18,349 492 33,884 6,653 587 4,267 20,355 400 1,628 7,617 9,467 88,253 2,688 6,469 5,477 7,595 1,663

20.6 25.2 25.0 27.9 22.7 22.6 28.4 21.4 25.3 20.3 22.0 19.9 20.6 25.0 13.0 21.7 21.0 20.6

oats average yields by variety 5-year Variety BALER CDC BETANIA SW BOYER CDC CALIBRE CAMDEN CS DANCER CDC DERBY GEHL HAYMAKER CDC LEGGETT LU MINSTREL CDC MORGAN AC MORRISON CDC MUSTANG AC NASSER CDC ORRIN CDC PINNACLE RONALD RUFFIAN CDC SEABISCUIT CDC SO-I CDC SOURIS STRIDE AC SUMMIT TRIACTOR WEAVER CDC

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yield (bu./acre)

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yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

69.7 104.1 70.5 71.2 119.2 89.0 75.4 70.7 80.1 84.4 84.7 111.9 112.3 110.4 61.7 100.1 110.0 81.2 92.5 104.8 84.4 83.4 99.5 78.4 102.0 121.3 89.5

2,990 22,399 6,562 8,719 . 81,099 30,719 . . 40,101 5,151 3,971 236,024 . 2,963 . 38,086 19,948 7,009 . 448 3,289 21,845 . 9,017 55,839 5,858

82.1 111.8 78.6 75.1 . 103.2 84.3 . . 98.9 97.3 134.8 121.4 . 72.1 . 115.5 93.6 105.2 . 108.2 83.5 121.4 . 111.8 133.5 99.1

2,096 12,565 4,177 3,927 . 40,077 14,339 . . 26,836 2,826 9,769 203,890 2,688 1,651 . 24,036 9,773 3,224 . 1,031 2,247 28,420 417 11,857 42,043 1,310

53.3 104.1 68.6 60.5 . 83.6 68.3 . . 78.4 70.3 127.7 114.8 107.7 67.9 . 104.5 71.9 91.0 . 85.1 84.2 96.1 78.0 96.6 111.3 69.1

3,050 11,640 4,238 4,444 5,852 53,966 20,643 . . 28,179 2,429 17,812 273,341 7,691 1,736 . 35,652 11,066 2,578 . 1,332 2,047 46,960 1,003 22,911 57,427 1,567

72.5 93.3 67.2 69.6 125.7 79.7 66.8 . . 77.5 83.8 102.1 106.3 112.0 53.0 . 104.6 70.1 80.4 . 81.9 75.5 97.4 54.6 95.7 111.0 72.7

3,615 5,226 3,617 3,530 27,202 34,882 10,658 . 1,621 18,159 1,159 13,380 196,037 2,575 2,353 1,294 17,378 7,612 1,478 9,334 835 5,469 33,364 598 29,805 45,653 2,194

80.8 93.9 71.9 81.0 115.1 79.6 76.2 . 88.6 79.5 71.0 119.4 104.0 99.5 59.8 103.1 113.6 80.6 71.5 107.5 75.8 91.3 93.7 75.6 104.2 119.0 96.3

2,758 6,056 1,419 2,185 115,494 22,206 9,268 620 1,994 8,625 850 11,211 153,583 2,982 1,005 867 17,055 6,359 1,357 22,230 563 4,812 28,160 593 43,958 63,272 1,370

51.1 104.7 44.0 62.6 119.8 84.7 75.1 70.7 73.2 68.8 77.3 96.5 116.5 117.8 40.0 95.6 112.8 76.6 77.1 103.7 83.0 77.3 96.2 122.0 103.2 128.3 76.9

Variety FOREMOST L120 L130 L135C L140P L150 L159 L160S L230 L233P L241C L252 L261 RUGBY SYNERGY AC 1492 CANTERRA 1918 1919 RR 1970 1990 CANTERRA 200PV CL 2000 CS 2024 CL 2100 CS 2200CS CL 23-38 DKL 2463 INVIGOR 3153 D 3154S D 3155C D 3156M D 41P55 4114SY 4135SY 4157SY 4166 SY 4166SY 43E03 45A56 45A76 45CS40 45E01 45H21 45H29 45H31 45H33 45H57 45H72 45H73 45H74 45H75 45H76 45M35 45S52 45S54 45S56 46A76 46H75 46M34 46M35 500 VT 530 VT 530PV G 533PV G 540PV G 5440 INVIGOR

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22.5 40.0 41.9 34.1 41.0 40.4 39.6 38.2 44.3 41.1 49.2 43.4 43.6 26.7 22.3 34.7 32.0 33.6 37.1 39.7 40.0 41.2 41.3 38.9 37.2 34.2 36.7 37.5 38.1 40.8 25.4 13.7 33.3 36.8 44.1 42.6 42.6 38.7 36.5 38.0 41.8 33.7 35.7 39.0 39.9 43.3 39.9 40.6 40.1 48.3 41.5 43.6 40.3 40.1 40.5 44.3 28.9 42.4 39.2 44.7 33.6 38.0 39.0 37.9 38.6 40.9

464 127,564 530,189 1,463 . 576,562 173,454 . . . . . . 1,583 1,551 993 13,644 1,900 12,826 68,262 . . . . . 761 4,429 70,339 9,788 . . . . . . . . . . 4,770 . 1,108 2,783 168,896 128,482 . 2,511 . 13,383 . 14,742 . . 43,104 87,453 . 7,592 36,913 . . 219,577 2,888 . . . 516,142

24.0 40.2 42.8 34.7 . 42.2 42.2 . . . . . . 29.2 21.6 39.7 36.9 42.6 43.5 41.5 . . . . . 16.8 38.8 39.3 41.6 . . . . . . . . . . 35.8 . 29.8 34.8 42.3 40.6 . 36.5 . 43.1 . 44.4 . . 42.0 43.0 . 35.1 42.3 . . 35.8 44.4 . . . 43.6

1,457 65,093 641,134 2,815 58,448 192,784 96,520 15,210 . . . 304,307 55,074 1,624 778 . 12,364 1,883 11,578 104,248 . . . . . . . 71,651 13,867 . . . 3,091 10,139 . . . . . 4,357 . . . 162,744 173,656 . 527 . 7,165 . 22,968 . . 14,420 67,742 . 9,556 64,590 . . 94,772 75,369 . . . 671,469

14.9 35.4 36.6 27.6 39.5 36.2 36.1 36.7 . . . 38.6 36.9 18.7 14.9 . 24.2 29.5 31.3 33.8 . . . . . . . 34.3 33.7 . . . 35.3 35.5 . . . . . 30.8 . . . 35.5 34.0 . 38.0 . 32.3 . 36.7 . . 34.4 35.6 . 25.0 36.6 . . 28.9 33.9 . . . 37.1

966 54,614 570,554 2,090 234,768 69,762 55,693 15,963 . . . 669,703 56,099 1,119 2,686 . 5,644 1,217 7,857 109,706 1,640 . . . . . 681 35,376 17,345 36,050 . . 625 8,173 9,420 . . 14,924 498 4,353 . 618 1,403 105,164 151,638 69,849 645 . 1,374 . 21,254 40,918 . 4,495 54,534 37,125 11,746 76,972 . . 33,499 59,506 81,247 3,152 . 616,276

28.1 43.2 42.9 36.0 40.0 35.5 37.6 39.2 . . . 43.8 44.2 23.5 17.1 . 29.9 29.7 37.1 41.0 43.3 . . . . . 35.0 40.5 38.4 42.7 . . 33.1 37.8 48.2 . . 43.4 32.1 43.3 . 26.7 34.3 37.8 43.3 43.3 39.3 . 49.1 . 40.9 41.9 . 39.2 41.7 43.8 27.5 44.4 . . 33.6 39.5 39.3 35.2 . 41.7

. 23,801 428,977 885 600,723 35,777 29,777 487 . . 14,035 1,136,949 67,543 1,310 2,388 . 9,400 720 7,008 75,986 23,400 20,780 . 3,724 8,238 . . 17,727 23,092 35,785 . . 2,722 5,566 19,078 4,902 . 9,640 . 5,011 6,712 . . 33,823 134,215 210,480 1,204 690 608 1,110 16,164 33,367 2,042 . 17,148 38,677 11,056 91,038 53,678 . 23,200 43,656 50,580 71,766 12,199 318,600

. 44.3 46.2 50.8 46.8 46.4 43.1 42.8 . . 48.4 46.1 49.1 34.3 24.4 . 34.5 28.2 37.2 44.3 41.8 42.5 . 44.6 38.7 . . 38.2 43.4 41.4 . . 31.3 38.1 44.4 38.7 . 35.3 . 41.2 46.7 . . 41.9 41.7 44.8 44.3 39.3 41.6 52.0 45.2 45.1 48.5 . 43.0 46.0 28.3 45.5 44.6 . 33.8 41.1 38.1 40.1 44.0 43.4

737 3,887 212,515 992 878,001 6,131 19,620 587 218,895 351,052 9,648 958,820 21,991 632 1,577 1,286 10,437 460 6,136 15,967 24,719 31,143 430 13,371 6,701 1,417 2,547 7,721 14,508 18,300 663 1,785 1,122 2,425 9,842 . 2,011 12,368 653 545 86,742 410 830 25,023 86,398 150,308 1,003 415 2,048 557 7,916 27,565 119,963 599 5,408 20,114 5,973 70,418 39,327 930 6,005 18,166 26,703 22,932 119,159 224,828

29.5 38.7 44.0 32.6 37.3 27.2 35.5 44.0 44.3 41.1 50.4 41.4 41.7 31.2 32.2 30.8 33.6 31.9 34.6 38.9 38.2 40.3 41.3 37.3 35.2 43.5 33.6 35.4 31.3 35.8 25.4 13.7 32.6 35.2 39.6 . 52.2 35.8 39.8 41.3 41.4 54.6 41.0 41.0 42.3 41.4 44.7 42.7 41.5 41.0 44.0 44.4 40.2 47.1 41.5 41.8 31.0 41.3 31.9 44.7 30.5 41.1 40.1 31.5 38.0 40.5

average yields by variety

Variety

Canola average yields by variety

grain corn average yields by variety 5-year

published by the Western Producer

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5-year 5525 CL 5535 CL 5545 CL 560 PV GM 581 PV GC 590 GCS PV 6040 6044 RR 6060 6064 RR 6074 RR 6080 RR 72-35 RR 73-15 RR 73-35 73-45 73-75 RR 74-44 74-47 74-54 RR 74-55 RR 75-45 75-45 RR 75-65 RR 7565 RR 9559 PROVEN VR 9560 CL 9561 VR GS 9562 VR GC

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37.0 34.9 40.9 33.9 34.2 35.8 35.3 35.3 37.7 43.9 44.2 44.1 33.7 34.5 36.7 35.8 36.2 38.8 36.3 35.5 38.6 41.3 41.3 40.3 40.3 39.1 39.9 33.7 40.5

36,248 10,093 . . . . 4,973 . 91,919 . . . 1,446 12,891 1,407 90,032 122,098 153,953 1,145 . . . . . . 95,031 30,467 . .

39.2 37.0 . . . . 39.8 . 41.6 . . . 29.7 37.9 40.9 38.4 39.8 39.8 32.8 . . . . . . 40.5 44.3 . .

39,245 12,665 . . . . 2,797 4,490 63,103 . . . . 12,906 1,695 49,106 58,871 173,124 641 100,078 9,385 . . . . 40,432 28,320 4,653 17,539

34.3 29.6 . . . . 24.0 28.3 31.4 . . . . 30.2 33.2 32.0 33.0 33.0 42.3 33.9 32.8 . . . . 35.2 35.6 32.2 35.9

35,374 14,167 . . . . 2,877 6,668 35,583 11,569 7,311 . . 11,485 . 17,844 31,771 284,336 . 43,655 6,078 . . . 3,518 13,827 38,033 9,446 24,734

39.9 36.2 . . . . 33.4 39.6 38.6 44.4 41.8 . . 34.7 . 31.6 31.3 39.7 . 37.2 38.9 . . . 34.8 36.7 39.7 32.8 40.0

21,676 9,868 . . . . 5,633 5,004 15,891 3,349 59,243 7,972 . 4,838 . 7,564 14,419 229,723 . 9,526 6,062 27,346 . . 63,486 12,903 9,646 2,663 19,462

38.3 37.0 . . . . 39.9 34.5 38.9 47.5 45.5 43.4 . 37.1 . 37.9 35.7 41.6 . 44.5 42.2 42.0 . . 41.1 43.9 46.3 37.3 44.6

17,476 2,828 16,107 9,794 2,677 8,921 1,111 4,151 8,559 2,342 109,414 8,500 505 2,542 490 2,572 8,230 222,235 538 5,930 5,137 . 69,784 197,317 . 1,184 5,296 1,087 9,881

31.3 37.8 40.9 33.9 34.2 35.8 26.1 36.8 35.9 36.2 43.6 44.8 45.4 34.1 37.0 36.5 26.1 38.6 36.8 36.6 44.4 . 41.0 40.1 . 33.4 28.0 37.9 41.9

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Canola (IP) average yields by variety 5-year Variety HYHEAR1 HYHEAR3 H4250 L156H L157H NEX 830 CL NX4 RR NX4 101RR NX4 102RR NX4 202CL REDRIVER 1826 REDRIVER 1861 V12-1 VICTORY V12-2 VICTORY V12-3 VICTORY V14-1 VICTORY V14-2 VICTORY V22-1 VICTORY 1012 RR 1020 RR 1022 RR 1024 RR 2012 CL 2020 CL 2022 CL 2024 CL

Avg. yield (Bu./acre) 35.8 40.1 39.5 41.4 42.5 37.2 40.9 44.2 37.7 38.5 35.0 30.8 41.4 38.4 43.4 42.5 45.5 47.4 38.1 43.3 37.4 42.6 36.0 39.0 36.4 42.4

2013 seeded acres . . . 169,685 . 3,653 1,995 . 955 . 2,089 26,030 213,095 . . . . . 278,079 . . . 62,433 . . .

2014

yield (bu./acre) . . . 43.0 . 36.6 43.8 . 38.0 . 37.7 35.2 42.5 . . . . . 39.8 . . . 40.1 . . .

seeded acres 12,177 . . 170,711 . 2,211 1,932 2,336 . . 3,253 38,445 133,143 46,949 . . . . 209,276 . . . 48,929 . . .

2015 26.9 . . 36.6 . 28.6 32.1 43.6 . . 29.7 24.6 37.2 36.2 . . . . 31.0 . . . 29.9 . . .

36,148 . . 104,643 . 4,782 618 988 3,437 994 1,011 11,068 109,865 36,879 . . . 4,239 210,428 5,898 . . 34,721 26,248 . .

2016 36.2 . . 42.1 . 38.8 36.9 43.9 40.5 35.9 31.4 36.3 42.1 40.3 . . . 50.9 40.7 39.9 . . 37.5 38.8 . .

4,075 . . 143,203 11,367 4,628 1,055 1,696 1,770 4,057 5,211 23,068 152,621 13,397 21,937 . . . 193,572 26,967 37,589 . 20,338 30,432 27,077 .

2017 36.5 . . 44.7 45.9 39.2 42.8 41.0 43.2 37.7 35.7 32.9 44.2 41.1 43.0 . . . 39.9 42.0 37.6 . 35.6 40.9 34.2 .

20,753 6,778 1,500 11,775 104,626 651 1,064 1,621 9,098 714 4,084 11,891 80,713 2,048 25,965 61,876 1,736 5,160 116,057 51,091 63,627 3,948 4,169 30,968 29,458 4,410

yield (bu./acre) 40.1 40.1 39.5 41.7 42.2 43.6 51.9 48.5 35.6 46.6 38.0 32.4 39.7 38.3 43.7 42.5 45.5 44.4 38.9 44.3 37.3 42.6 33.3 37.3 38.5 42.4

WHEAT (HWSW) average yields by variety 5-year Variety CEBERG AAC SNOWBIRD SNOWSTAR

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32.0 41.5 53.5

473 3,901 12,226

31.1 43.8 55.6

6,034 . 2,130

33.1 . 36.3

1,460 . 687

28.1 . 43.3

1,293 . 1,330

33.1 . 57.3

571 1,057 763

27.6 33.2 70.6

wheat (CPS) average yields by variety 5-year Variety ANDREW AC CHIFFON AAC CONQUER CRYSTAL AC FORAY AAC FOREMOST AC PASTEUR PENHOLD AAC ROWYN SY SADASH SY985 VISTA AC WFT603 5700PR 5702 PR

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yield (bu./acre)

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yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

57.8 57.7 56.6 59.1 54.8 69.7 59.6 57.9 71.9 63.7 57.3 63.0 67.5 57.4 59.8

205,586 . 32,451 26,972 . 2,618 25,685 . . 236,778 13,743 6,744 . 18,554 21,926

68.0 . 68.6 61.7 . 76.0 75.9 . . 71.8 64.8 68.2 . 64.5 67.3

98,943 . 45,414 24,877 . 2,530 68,146 . . 118,667 17,231 3,669 . 11,455 21,880

47.7 . 53.5 59.0 . 61.6 57.5 . . 56.1 53.4 54.5 . 56.8 56.2

75,269 . 32,585 11,265 . 2,927 59,199 856 . 91,023 1,973 3,489 . 11,059 7,813

42.1 . 50.6 52.5 . 51.9 51.6 51.0 . 52.9 52.3 62.4 . 44.9 51.1

79,669 3,645 23,559 16,854 9,127 1,727 55,760 11,762 . 135,208 3,098 1,368 4,617 6,033 6,521

57.2 58.7 52.5 58.4 53.3 68.5 60.2 50.7 . 62.7 46.6 63.6 64.6 56.6 55.8

32,916 1,110 5,836 7,547 3,857 4,846 55,346 21,041 2,535 52,980 629 641 1,491 3,003 1,964

62.1 54.2 64.5 61.4 58.3 81.7 62.6 62.1 71.9 66.0 69.3 58.1 76.4 63.3 65.4

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

wheat (winter) average yields by variety 5-year Variety ACCIPTER BUTEO CDC EMERSON FLOURISH GATEWAY AAC MOATS PINTAIL PTARMIGAN CDC

Avg. yield (Bu./acre) 42.1 46.4 55.1 51.4 49.8 52.5 47.6 57.1

2013 seeded acres

2014

yield (bu./acre)

608 86,036 . . . 865 . 11,841

46.2 49.2 . . . 53.7 . 53.4

seeded acres 2,563 81,265 . 2,828 . 4,199 . 9,612

2015 41.7 44.5 . 45.6 . 41.7 . 62.1

. 39,923 11,937 6,560 . 5,022 . .

2016 . 39.1 48.2 46.3 . 42.8 . .

784 29,147 20,837 2,510 580 11,649 2,610 841

2017 55.6 57.1 63.9 65.0 52.3 69.4 66.9 84.3

758 10,812 30,719 4,380 2,631 14,051 4,522 2,456

yield (bu./acre) 26.6 35.6 51.7 55.2 49.2 45.2 36.5 45.9

durum average yields by variety 5-year Variety ALLOY CDC AMBER OAC AVONLEA AC BRIGADE CARBIDE VB CDC COMMANDER CURRENT AAC DESIRE CDC ENTERPRISE EUROSTAR FORTITUDE CDC KYLE MARCHWELL AAC NAVIGATOR AC PRECISION CDC RAYMORE AAC SPITFIRE AAC STRONGFIELD TRANSCEND VERONA CDC VIVID CDC

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

45.2 35.3 41.4 45.4 46.0 49.9 43.3 46.1 45.6 42.5 45.1 34.5 47.1 48.8 42.8 39.1 46.1 45.0 43.9 45.5 39.8

. . 86,695 124,876 . 7,902 . . 43,089 12,120 . 60,747 . 92,000 . . . 1,135,407 29,098 352,980 .

. . 46.6 60.5 . 55.3 . . 55.3 50.1 . 39.2 . 55.0 . . . 52.8 58.4 53.2 .

. . 42,091 276,259 . 2,807 2,523 1,389 27,334 14,605 2,647 33,601 . 55,181 . 4,307 . 698,832 129,497 269,899 .

. . 40.4 46.3 . 51.1 47.9 48.9 43.3 41.7 49.6 31.3 . 45.2 . 52.6 . 41.9 44.9 42.3 .

. . 34,734 312,719 . 11,027 6,736 3,639 28,886 28,281 29,506 37,602 7,846 36,788 . 26,817 471 700,324 276,791 263,034 1,182

. . 32.7 38.6 . 35.2 35.2 40.1 33.5 36.5 34.9 29.6 36.8 36.6 . 33.7 33.6 35.3 37.2 36.8 31.6

. . 15,739 296,068 . 15,782 23,184 7,940 37,113 56,339 61,195 41,190 46,098 29,236 . 30,071 5,372 476,991 514,140 193,813 5,899

. . 38.1 50.2 . 59.0 45.4 47.7 50.4 47.6 50.6 37.6 51.3 55.2 . 42.3 58.4 46.4 52.4 50.1 40.8

3,441 1,240 4,667 197,658 1,214 5,611 8,464 520 20,989 44,284 48,972 15,730 10,857 20,868 12,739 15,361 40,616 210,100 596,694 77,936 3,708

45.2 35.3 27.7 38.5 46.0 44.6 42.4 57.5 37.0 37.8 44.2 26.7 36.6 43.2 42.8 38.4 44.7 42.5 38.6 39.7 40.8

NOTES: Minimum of 400 acres and 2 producers reported. Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation does not assume responsibility for, and have not verified the accuracy of the information reported by producers. Only yields that are greater than zero are used for calculating yields by variety.

average yields by variety

Variety

2013

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wheat (HRS) average yields by variety 5-year ABOUND CDC ALSASK CDC ALVENA BARRIE AC BOUNTY CDC BRANDON AAC CADILLAC AC CAMERON AAC CARBERRY CARDALE COLUMBUS CONNERY AAC DOMAIN AC EATONIA AC ELGIN ND ELIE AAC ELSA AC FALLER FIELDSTAR GLENN GO CDC GOODEVE AC HARVEST HUGHES CDC VB IMAGINE CDC INFINITY INTREPID AC JATHARIA VB AAC KANE KATEPWA LANDMARK CDC LAURA LEADER LILLIAN MAKWA CDC MCKENZIE MORRIS CDC VR MUCHMORE OSLER CDC PASQUA PEMBINA PLENTIFUL CDC PREVAIL VB AAC PRODIGY PROSPER RED FIFE REDBERRY AAC REDWATER AAC ROBLIN SHAW SPLENDOR AC STANLEY CDC STETTLER SUPERB AC SY SOVITE TEAL CDC THRIVE CDC TITANIUM VB CDC UNITY UTMOST CDC VESPER VIEWFIELD AAC WASKADA W1876 AAC 5602HR 5603HR 5604HR CL 5605HR CL 859 WR

46.2 48.7 46.7 38.2 40.1 56.3 35.4 59.3 47.6 50.2 32.8 56.2 49.6 36.1 55.1 56.4 46.5 61.7 47.7 47.4 50.2 49.8 53.7 66.1 47.5 44.2 47.8 53.5 42.2 34.5 60.7 33.9 23.3 38.6 24.8 38.3 47.7 56.6 42.9 68.4 30.7 50.9 46.0 36.6 62.7 17.7 65.7 57.0 45.0 47.2 45.2 48.3 50.2 43.4 58.6 41.6 45.6 48.0 46.6 51.3 44.7 70.2 40.2 43.3 43.4 43.0 47.5 48.5 48.6

2013 seeded acres 48,073 13,094 19,308 66,604 2,067 . 16,291 . 196,484 4,907 14,019 . 9,885 22,049 . . 28,762 2,842 26,527 129,666 38,263 172,884 194,536 . 42,864 62,488 43,190 . 22,425 2,300 . 5,816 1,158 527,672 2,670 109,345 1,916 13,771 5,745 413 920 . . 39,750 3,481 . . . 1,060 261,295 46,376 101,457 38,442 75,719 . 12,619 3,624 . 509,559 272,033 74,974 . 65,155 . 25,201 15,728 37,636 . 61,540

canaryseed average yields by variety 2014

yield (bu./acre) 50.1 54.0 53.6 41.4 51.5 . 38.8 . 58.0 56.7 36.6 . 56.0 38.7 . . 53.9 68.3 51.4 54.6 53.6 54.6 60.6 . 53.7 48.4 52.7 . 47.6 31.1 . 38.6 26.7 44.1 25.7 43.1 75.0 61.6 45.9 73.0 23.6 . . 42.2 78.5 . . . 35.5 55.9 50.9 54.8 59.2 49.2 . 44.7 58.8 . 53.1 57.7 54.9 . 48.7 . 49.9 52.0 57.3 . 56.2

seeded acres 25,668 5,505 16,418 40,138 2,072 2,388 8,509 . 235,264 54,417 6,674 . 9,388 9,157 . 770 18,044 3,656 12,743 102,867 40,347 126,523 182,230 . 32,119 50,829 31,878 . 11,022 1,119 . 2,670 879 314,294 2,017 66,822 19,454 21,748 2,146 . . 5,085 . 21,320 5,647 . . . 525 262,320 44,320 161,257 48,407 48,750 . 5,885 9,846 . 275,615 423,407 148,381 . 47,972 . 18,270 7,442 36,836 . 33,360

2015

yield (bu./acre) 43.6 45.2 42.9 34.0 37.9 51.3 33.1 . 42.9 47.0 24.5 . 51.3 32.6 . 44.7 40.0 63.5 44.0 44.4 48.6 47.5 51.5 . 41.3 41.3 43.4 . 33.4 30.1 . 34.4 28.6 34.6 26.7 34.2 41.1 52.0 30.4 . . 52.4 . 32.7 59.8 . . . 35.0 43.9 45.0 46.5 46.7 37.7 . 36.7 41.6 . 40.9 49.6 42.0 . 36.5 . 37.3 35.5 42.5 . 41.0

seeded acres 20,006 3,614 10,593 39,547 2,303 41,817 3,996 . 258,906 186,159 3,979 . 6,917 2,667 . 6,127 8,996 2,128 7,974 87,930 20,276 111,928 181,061 . 19,535 11,869 26,566 . 10,792 2,642 . 2,673 . 185,472 1,268 43,708 60,365 30,992 1,325 . . 62,355 . 18,225 6,145 . . . 649 212,160 34,593 148,426 42,982 24,076 . 4,573 9,068 4,571 187,598 454,322 144,329 . 34,187 1,892 13,155 9,814 35,110 1,915 33,071

2016

yield (bu./acre) 41.2 37.2 39.6 34.8 36.2 50.8 32.0 . 43.6 46.8 30.9 . 34.5 32.4 . 43.2 42.7 42.9 43.1 41.3 40.9 45.6 46.8 . 46.0 38.7 43.9 . 38.4 46.5 . 26.3 . 32.2 18.1 32.5 46.4 48.7 45.2 . . 46.7 . 30.3 64.7 . . . 40.5 41.1 38.9 44.0 42.1 38.3 . 35.4 41.4 50.4 39.3 46.0 41.3 . 35.3 43.6 34.7 36.5 42.6 49.4 44.7

seeded acres 13,512 1,929 3,372 28,660 2,278 180,576 4,264 3,460 240,486 233,081 4,060 . 7,104 4,852 10,900 32,687 5,859 18,446 7,293 62,406 18,545 84,347 79,092 . 11,183 11,606 21,344 2,400 2,647 1,873 . 2,142 . 103,172 1,114 34,518 68,921 34,789 1,321 . . 139,054 1,158 13,144 8,970 . . 2,349 905 160,155 28,811 140,182 29,537 25,354 . 3,391 3,671 67,647 90,339 443,376 117,764 . 28,517 8,875 5,509 3,562 24,597 7,865 21,524

2017

yield (bu./acre) 42.5 44.0 45.3 38.1 35.8 52.4 32.3 51.2 46.5 49.5 33.1 . 47.0 33.0 55.1 51.0 39.6 62.2 46.2 47.4 52.0 47.2 53.9 . 43.4 40.2 47.7 54.3 45.5 29.6 . 31.7 . 36.1 25.1 39.8 47.4 58.2 40.1 . . 50.2 51.5 34.4 58.2 . . 48.2 53.0 44.6 41.2 48.9 49.5 41.5 . 41.1 47.7 46.0 42.8 52.6 44.3 . 35.4 43.0 44.7 37.0 45.0 43.3 44.8

seeded acres 8,914 973 1,610 18,065 650 485,901 2,866 33,128 162,243 244,677 976 5,875 5,916 2,095 4,448 72,670 2,461 11,096 3,229 69,474 9,904 46,551 22,319 657 5,380 2,470 10,207 32,871 2,354 582 8,605 726 936 47,024 465 13,578 54,565 36,948 1,556 707 702 219,525 14,710 3,614 2,030 645 625 4,962 953 125,510 13,778 109,380 18,729 14,164 574 3,464 3,934 117,650 46,722 341,603 72,685 1,861 15,347 2,645 3,588 2,872 10,429 17,302 20,379

yield (bu./acre) 49.6 49.1 52.2 43.4 40.5 58.3 32.0 60.1 49.8 54.1 40.4 56.2 57.3 35.0 55.1 60.1 40.0 62.3 45.6 46.1 58.8 53.1 66.5 66.1 49.3 45.4 51.8 53.4 46.2 18.5 60.7 29.7 14.1 33.9 28.4 33.9 50.9 62.8 49.7 65.7 40.0 52.5 45.6 37.4 57.5 17.7 65.7 61.2 56.8 49.6 51.3 50.2 60.0 44.5 58.6 47.2 51.6 49.1 45.0 53.5 47.4 70.2 35.2 44.5 59.1 42.4 52.2 50.8 48.6

5-year Variety BASTIA CDC CALVI CDC CANTATE COMMON KEET MARIA CDC TOGO CDC

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

1034 1287 1451 1285 1276 1376 1063

13,131 . 30,115 10,044 27,360 5,181 40,111

1,307 . 1,788 1,442 1,532 1,623 1,252

23,387 . 28,043 10,778 36,608 5,404 40,240

1,065 . 1,446 1,184 1,074 1,349 1,038

24,069 900 51,077 19,790 46,659 2,299 35,845

785 928 1,217 1,241 1,135 844 875

17,876 13,107 43,392 11,938 39,405 4,629 15,482

1,067 1,325 1,590 1,384 1,362 1,481 1,047

10,151 19,475 34,704 8,687 37,654 1,122 8,879

1,131 1,281 1,336 1,186 1,378 999 1,087

brown mustard average yields by variety 5-year Variety CENTENNIAL BROWN DUCHESS

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

18.4 18.6

27,477 1,203

21.7 23.9

26,951 .

17.5 .

14,988 .

18.1 .

15,781 700

19.8 18.9

19,412 790

13.9 10.3

yellow mustard average yields by variety 5-year Variety ADAGIO AAC ANDANTE COMMON PENNANT AC

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

13.7 16.4 15.7 16.1

. 27,936 3,556 2,326

. 19.1 17.3 18.9

. 44,458 3,707 4,083

. 15.9 12.9 16.2

. 32,832 3,055 4,283

. 14.5 14.8 16.4

2,831 53,008 3,943 5,682

13.0 18.4 19.6 15.3

1,171 28,117 1,193 2,866

15.3 13.2 8.4 14.9

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Variety

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red Lentils average yields by variety 5-year Variety

1303 1462 1404 1391 1508 1259 1548 1508 1459 1541 1623 1567 829 1554

2013 seeded acres 2,352 1,674 36,412 23,696 11,641 2,216 . 2,913 . 445,689 . 16,149 . 13,355

2014

yield (bu./acre) 1,737 1,806 2,006 2,013 2,086 1,638 . 1,997 . 2,123 . 1,898 . 1,821

seeded acres 2,247 2,971 114,162 30,229 6,275 1,817 . 9,000 . 588,670 . 11,536 . 4,100

2015

yield (bu./acre) 1,519 1,230 1,649 1,382 1,360 1,585 . 1,561 . 1,578 . 1,426 . 1,387

seeded acres 1,672 5,093 192,118 39,073 11,569 4,209 739 5,759 1,096 692,616 . 4,879 . 3,042

2016

yield (bu./acre) 877 1,528 1,506 1,292 1,349 1,462 1,235 1,733 957 1,473 . 1,530 . 1,135

seeded acres 1,545 14,851 340,933 46,370 8,845 5,126 5,015 10,643 5,243 921,096 9,918 3,184 . 3,077

2017

yield (bu./acre) 716 1,415 1,248 1,188 1,230 893 1,638 1,338 1,819 1,287 1,733 1,027 . 1,290

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

1,383 6,798 162,011 26,597 7,580 2,276 34,933 9,436 3,525 702,330 55,888 4,958 1,353 1,316

1,387 1,530 1,303 1,351 1,314 1,076 1,541 1,362 1,082 1,541 1,603 1,208 829 955

oriental mustard average yields by variety 5-year Variety CUTLASS FORGE

Avg. yield (Bu./acre) 22.0 20.6

2013 seeded acres 8,215 1,621

2014

yield (bu./acre) 23.1 18.3

seeded acres 12,631 4,314

2015

yield (bu./acre) 25.0 19.3

seeded acres 14,521 3,248

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yield (bu./acre) 21.0 22.7

seeded acres 18,998 11,228

25.5 21.6

seeded acres 17,954 4,582

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5-year Variety GLAMIS CDC GRANDORA CDC GREENLAND CDC GREENSTAR CDC IMPOWER CDC CL IMPROVE CDC LAIRD PLATO CDC SOVEREIGN CDC

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

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seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

1371 1332 1422 1232 1329 1283 1182 1455 1279

4,768 4,554 157,864 . 74,801 32,521 11,092 26,155 6,172

1,653 1,620 1,819 . 1,675 1,576 1,497 1,799 1,548

4,517 2,661 137,743 1,538 62,777 24,315 7,945 16,531 4,834

1,398 1,237 1,431 1,583 1,451 1,508 1,398 1,404 1,157

1,083 1,368 135,968 9,217 67,546 27,747 11,286 14,535 1,833

1,402 1,034 1,354 1,312 1,325 1,287 1,221 1,270 1,226

2,503 1,103 130,645 36,416 97,028 40,180 9,595 7,598 3,349

979 624 1,091 1,111 1,177 1,124 758 899 941

1,753 610 106,010 79,335 87,561 34,067 8,977 5,725

1,069 1,543 1,321 1,272 1,118 1,025 1,001 1,232

other Lentils average yields by variety

2017

yield (bu./acre)

Green Lentils (LARGE) average yields by variety

16.7 18.9

5-year Variety BELUGA ESTON IBERINA CDC IMPRESS CL CDC IMVINCIBLE CDC CL INDIANHEAD KERMIT CDC MARBLE CDC PERIDOT CDC CL QG-2 CDC RICHLEA CDC SB-3 CDC VICEROY CDC

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

1056 1453 1310 1479 1501 664 1303 1118 1188 1347 1268 1444 1380

2,663 5,934 . 4,922 88,466 911 . . 6,746 . 2,262 . 25,164

1,213 1,779 . 1,993 1,951 1,149 . . 1,526 . 1,327 . 1,704

425 5,192 . 10,573 52,244 1,156 . . 6,380 . . . 12,460

631 1,508 . 1,303 1,259 534 . . 924 . . . 1,296

900 11,641 2,232 3,180 63,333 440 . 806 4,124 . . 1,085 11,713

919 1,263 1,347 1,310 1,268 924 . 1,929 974 . . 1,850 1,232

605 12,721 522 2,718 82,864 700 500 1,623 3,784 1,031 570 905 12,566

1,038 1,801 1,224 1,356 1,495 487 1,817 930 1,069 1,519 1,451 1,135 961

2,093 8,228 2,292 4,404 98,414 1,472 6,944 3,690 3,677 2,225 400 1,009 12,976

1,003 913 1,292 1,530 1,378 472 1,265 1,023 1,400 1,268 668 1,285 1,367

fababeans average yields by variety 5-year Variety FB9-4 FLORENT SNOWBIRD SNOWDROP CDC TABASCO TABOAR

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

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seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

2308 2313 2443 1984 2321 2544

. 873 . . . 780

. 2,954 . . . 3,388

1,242 1,242 866 4,426 . 2,590

1,717 2,363 2,489 2,511 . 2,249

4,875 1,190 8,856 12,985 . 5,796

1,821 1,451 1,967 1,876 . 2,831

8,470 1,698 7,156 6,374 914 4,726

2,800 2,736 2,634 2,233 2,114 2,833

3,861 448 16,642 8,575 854 2,292

2,033 1,609 2,612 1,693 2,544 1,265

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5-year Variety FRONTIER CDC LEADER CDC ORION CDC

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

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seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

2101 1614 1636

22,662 1,434 1,329

2,436 2,403 3,150

3,414 5,931 12,499

1,819 2,280 2,158

1,098 6,830 10,309

1,310 1,700 1,953

2,761 13,522 18,016

1,078 1,358 1,074

3,985 18,010 13,386

1,369 1,493 1,504

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soybeans average yields by variety 5-year AKRAS R2 APOLLO RR BARRON R2X DARIO R2X DKB005-52 GENERAL GLADSTONE NSC RR2Y ISIS RR LEROY NSC RR2Y LS NORTHWESTER MAHONY R2 MCLEOD R2 NOTUS R2 NSC-STAR CITY RR 2X (EXP114) PEKKO R2 PS 00095 R2 P002T04R P005T13R P006T46R P006T78R P008T22R2 P008T70R RESTON NSC RR2 STARBUCK NSC RR2X S00-W3 RR1 S0009-M2 S001-B1 S003-L3 S006-W5 S007-Y4 TH 32004R2Y TH 33003R2Y TH 33005R2Y TH 87000R2X TH 87003R2YX TILSTON NSC RR2Y TORRO R2 WARREN NSC RR WATSON NSC RR2Y 22-60RY 22-61RY 23-10RY RR2 23-11RY 23-60RY 24-10RY RR2 24-11RY 24-12 RY 900Y71 RR1

field peas average yields by variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

5-year

2017

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seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

29.9 28.6 17.9 19.3 25.0 13.9 35.4 23.9 24.1 24.4 24.4 25.4 25.4 21.6 27.5 25.7 25.4 19.3 29.3 28.6 21.6 22.8 28.2 18.4 20.0 24.6 28.0 22.7 15.7 26.9 26.6 27.1 25.7 15.7 24.1 29.1 20.4 22.2 27.1 24.5 18.6 27.9 23.7 26.8 19.3 20.6 20.3 21.0

. 1,304 . . . . . 547 . . . . . . 15,609 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18,800 9,740 . . . . . . . . . 7,210 . . 870 . . 677

. 27.8 . . . . . 24.6 . . . . . . 26.9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28.4 26.9 . . . . . . . . . 29.1 . . 23.9 . . 28.6

. . . . . . . 7,620 . . . 1,931 . . 6,343 . . . . . . . 10,002 . . . . . . . 11,157 24,726 4,640 . . . . 836 . . . 25,234 . . 1,160 . . 1,624

. . . . . . . 19.8 . . . 24.3 . . 24.7 . . . . . . . 24.1 . . . . . . . 25.7 24.6 23.6 . . . . 27.5 . . . 26.4 . . 19.4 . . 19.3

. 881 . . . . . 27,938 . 737 . 11,529 . . 3,461 . 6,288 . . . 1,100 . 12,979 . 1,728 . . . . . 13,727 22,900 1,693 . . 945 . 4,324 . 422 . 10,174 730 9,424 . . . 1,363

. 23.8 . . . . . 25.0 . 27.1 . 22.6 . . 30.6 . 29.2 . . . 23.5 . 30.5 . 23.7 . . . . . 23.9 27.8 24.3 . . 18.3 . 21.1 . 22.6 . 32.1 32.0 27.3 . . . 27.8

6,866 910 . . . . . 34,046 . 1,400 2,543 6,393 . . 3,796 . 6,171 . 1,594 2,153 . . 6,294 . 859 10,134 . . . 2,281 2,623 9,618 569 . . 3,821 . 2,566 3,546 4,412 . 2,198 5,014 9,192 . . . 1,890

36.6 35.6 . . . . . 31.2 . 29.1 33.5 34.3 . . 32.8 . 34.3 . 36.6 33.1 . . 34.3 . 28.5 37.5 . . . 31.3 34.7 37.5 38.2 . . 37.0 . 34.1 35.0 35.8 . 36.7 36.9 34.9 . . . 22.9

16,437 793 2,625 6,231 3,018 4,560 775 67,074 4,082 1,754 9,871 9,330 2,240 8,927 3,518 682 17,165 11,307 6,750 1,265 743 635 9,722 2,024 6,953 44,261 434 6,891 430 5,625 2,240 9,710 2,620 1,925 548 3,469 5,207 9,921 10,779 22,074 2,611 3,636 21,946 12,669 405 512 1,802 5,124

27.1 27.1 17.9 19.3 25.0 13.9 35.4 20.2 24.1 19.5 22.1 23.1 25.4 21.6 26.2 25.7 20.9 19.3 27.6 20.9 18.9 22.8 25.4 18.4 18.0 21.6 28.0 22.7 15.7 25.1 21.7 21.1 27.5 15.7 24.1 23.5 20.4 19.3 24.5 22.2 18.6 19.0 20.4 20.6 8.9 20.6 20.3 18.0

Variety ABARTH ACER ADMIRAL DS AGASSIZ ALFETTA AMARILLO CDC ARDILL AAC BRONCO CDC CARNEVAL CARVER AAC CENTURY COOPER DAKOTA CDC DELTA EARLYSTAR ECLIPSE GOLDEN CDC GRANDE GREENWATER HORNET CDC INCA CDC LACOMBE AAC LIMERICK CDC MAPLE MARQUEE SW MAR ROWFAT MEADOW CDC MOSAIC CDC MOZART CDC NITOUCHE PATRICK CDC RAEZER CDC REDBAT 8 ROCKET SAFFRON CDC SAGE CDC SPECTRUM CDC STRIKER CDC SWING TETRIS THUNDERBIRD TREASURE CDC YELLOWHEAD 4010

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

48.9 30.2 38.3 35.2 39.3 42.4 41.8 39.7 29.4 58.0 25.6 32.8 35.5 33.4 44.5 36.1 34.1 43.8 36.4 32.2 40.2 35.3 41.7 35.8 35.9 32.3 40.2 32.6 36.5 39.2 31.7 41.3 41.0 34.4 43.6 38.3 45.9 37.3 28.4 44.6 36.9 40.5 41.7 27.9

. 4,985 8,156 6,042 . . . 13,671 . . . 7,125 . 12,859 . 4,700 270,937 2,726 . 1,012 . . . 3,694 1,252 6,058 416,402 . 5,781 680 27,912 919 . 1,786 1,997 16,947 . 84,604 657 1,085 4,533 13,551 695 2,298

. 44.8 43.2 45.5 . . . 42.6 . . . 40.0 . 39.4 . 42.4 39.9 49.4 . 41.6 . . . 40.9 37.0 36.2 47.6 . 39.5 43.2 37.0 48.0 . 40.1 51.2 46.1 . 44.0 25.7 42.8 40.2 42.3 45.2 26.2

495 15,322 5,021 13,547 . 4,496 . 4,310 1,424 . . 6,936 455 5,890 . 4,003 164,484 2,140 . 2,154 . . 3,438 8,270 892 8,983 434,063 . 1,839 2,714 42,754 6,730 . 3,003 11,588 24,262 . 128,982 . 3,241 5,911 17,528 554 1,345

21.8 30.2 25.2 28.5 . 32.3 . 35.8 38.0 . . 19.6 40.0 30.0 . 28.6 30.2 39.8 . 32.6 . . 23.9 34.9 25.6 27.8 35.9 . 39.9 31.4 27.2 30.8 . 33.0 31.7 33.3 . 32.6 . 36.1 26.1 31.9 28.1 28.8

3,707 5,921 4,145 6,606 635 29,425 . 1,136 661 . . 4,536 1,715 671 890 4,145 110,032 2,351 1,294 2,294 . . 9,658 2,448 1,233 8,909 355,976 . 2,142 840 22,442 22,432 739 . 27,414 13,856 . 100,636 . 4,938 2,161 19,627 . 2,411

41.7 23.0 34.2 33.5 33.2 37.4 . 19.8 11.4 . . 39.1 40.4 28.9 43.7 35.5 27.8 37.7 39.1 30.7 . . 42.8 30.7 41.0 36.1 34.4 . 22.6 46.6 32.4 37.4 39.9 . 36.9 34.4 . 35.5 . 44.8 39.0 39.5 . 30.6

11,279 3,490 2,360 6,497 . 108,666 3,064 1,596 935 . . 1,787 2,717 3,131 1,796 1,989 94,376 1,283 2,698 1,748 . . 14,903 2,477 1,254 7,384 397,106 . 1,092 610 16,452 25,545 3,550 . 55,293 7,264 . 63,600 1,063 1,331 2,914 22,892 1,048 2,269

54.5 17.4 43.7 40.6 . 45.6 48.1 46.6 35.0 . . 38.8 35.9 24.7 47.1 40.0 35.1 51.1 40.6 31.8 . . 43.5 32.3 32.5 28.7 43.9 . 25.6 53.5 33.6 45.5 39.1 . 48.3 45.2 . 40.4 32.6 55.8 51.4 45.3 56.1 21.5

14,848 5,714 4,812 2,196 1,112 177,906 10,803 2,157 885 2,157 544 2,041 1,270 2,324 1,244 743 63,638 1,139 7,102 5,150 5,149 2,629 10,180 1,184 834 1,365 303,029 4,101 1,472 553 8,067 33,470 440 520 57,159 4,489 1,004 36,643 404 1,549 598 14,279 1,025 947

47.4 32.7 44.6 36.5 42.7 41.6 40.0 34.2 22.9 58.0 25.6 33.3 26.3 21.9 41.3 30.1 28.5 42.4 34.3 30.9 40.2 35.3 44.2 44.2 43.0 40.1 38.1 32.6 49.2 46.0 31.7 42.7 58.7 23.8 44.5 35.6 45.9 37.8 22.0 53.6 39.5 43.2 31.9 39.7

average yields by variety

Variety

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risk zone 1 average yields by variety 5-year Variety Barley

Avg. yield (Bu./ acre)

5-year

2013 seeded acres

2014 yield (bu./ acre)

seeded acres

2015 yield (bu./ acre)

seeded acres

2016 yield (bu./ acre)

seeded acres

2017 yield (bu./ acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./ acre)

seeded acres

2014 yield (bu./ acre)

seeded acres

2015 yield (bu./ acre)

seeded acres

2016 yield (bu./ acre)

seeded acres

2017 yield (bu./ acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./ acre)

CAMDEN CS

88.7

1,190

88.7

LEGGETT

72.3

1,829

70.5

2,450

69.2

824

84.4

571

73.7

BENTLEY

73.0

2,145

73.0

PINNACLE

95.1

1,330

94.5

998

97.6

1,254

88.8

900

109.3

1,142

89.5

COPELAND CDC

68.5

6,564

72.1

5,003

62.9

9,957

63.1

15,287

71.7

8,137

69.7

SOURIS

82.2

435

83.0

583

67.1

2,145

87.8

1,803

92.7

3,361

75.5

METCALFE AC

58.6

1,449

65.3

1,179

40.6

1,052

60.1

1,116

67.7

SUMMIT

86.9

2,681

81.4

1,549

91.3

2,547

90.0

Canola

Soybean

L130

35.2

20,126

34.3

16,160

34.6

14,322

34.9

8,030

38.4

1,320

42.5

AKRAS R2

32.6

4,203

37.0

9,796

30.7

L140P

38.6

2,761

31.4

10,915

36.4

26,762

39.1

21,551

40.1

BARRON R2X

25.3

773

25.3

L159

36.6

9,106

37.3

3,190

36.6

1,956

33.7

1,683

38.2

861

32.4

DKB005-52

26.8

1,244

26.8

L230

35.8

3,894

35.8

ISIS RR

29.3

1,311

29.9

10,227

29.1

13,394

34.4

24,070

26.6

L233P

40.5

8,149

40.5

MAHONY R2

27.7

1,239

27.7

L252

37.9

5,008

32.4

16,651

35.5

32,104

39.2

27,310

38.9

MCLEOD R2

30.0

530

18.5

1,203

27.5

748

34.9

2,097

32.7 26.8

L261

35.2

1,732

29.4

2,115

36.5

570

48.0

PEKKO R2

30.8

3,320

32.7

2,281

27.7

2,830

33.5

3,201

32.4

2,978

1970

32.2

1,085

32.2

P005T13R

32.8

815

32.8

32.4

1,186

36.3

3,139

30.9

200PV CL

36.6

3,231

38.5

1,691

33.1

P006T46R

45CS40

30.4

589

30.4

P006T78R

29.1

1,261

29.2

693

28.9

45H33

33.0

892

35.5

2,285

29.6

827

39.7

RESTON NSC RR2

31.1

2,487

32.3

10,189

31.0

5,126

35.4

7,477

28.2

46H75

38.6

1,066

32.5

1,799

33.7

2,096

44.3

1,564

40.6

500 VT

31.7

2,522

31.5

2,032

28.0

1,653

33.9

422

27.3

882

38.5

540PV G

33.0

760

33.0

S00-W3 RR1

26.1

755

29.5

617

33.0

1,164

20.4

S0009-M2

32.3

2,259

38.4

4,080

28.9

S007-Y4

28.3

1,666

29.6

3,590

27.7

TH 33003R2Y

34.6

1,142

35.0

1,265

35.2

2,235

36.0

713

28.3

5440 INVIGOR

31.7

13,008

29.8

12,998

31.2

17,094

33.6

8,310

33.2

5,201

28.4

74-44

33.8

1,517

33.3

6,480

32.5

3,843

38.1

9,157

33.0

75-65 RR

37.3

5,214

37.5

7565 RR

37.3

4,166

37.0

BONO

102.4

760

102.4

Wheat - Canada Prairie

BRASETTO

80.7

890

78.7

505

84.4

PENHOLD AAC

DANKO

52.4

1,070

52.4

Wheat - Durum

HAZLET

47.5

450

36.9

893

32.1

1,987

35.6

3,302

55.1

612

75.6

Fall Rye

Field Peas

TILSTON NSC RR2Y

32.8

3,226

37.4

2,408

26.8

WATSON NSC RR2Y

31.8

1,605

35.8

1,551

27.6

22-60RY

29.3

895

28.3

916

30.3

23-60RY

31.6

3,351

30.9

5,787

35.7

5,083

27.5

900Y71 RR1

34.1

1,201

34.1

64.4

1,083

64.4

FORTITUDE CDC

54.8

660

54.5

856

55.0

MARCHWELL AAC

58.3

2,379

64.3

1,295

47.3

52.1

2,560

50.2

2,240

54.2 52.3

AMARILLO CDC

38.9

3,736

33.8

3,357

44.5

TRANSCEND

GOLDEN CDC

34.8

4,123

37.6

2,576

30.2

3,482

39.1

4,111

30.4

1,559

36.9

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

MEADOW CDC

35.8

3,070

36.7

848

28.2

2,017

41.8

2,862

30.2

1,656

40.1

BRANDON AAC

51.6

5,831

48.5

28,701

51.1

38,974

CARBERRY

44.4

22,598

46.4

25,980

38.2

38,406

41.9

35,090

49.6

14,653

47.1

CARDALE

42.5

722

32.2

2,465

36.9

8,876

41.3

6,022

47.6

3,724

42.9

Field Peas RAEZER CDC

42.6

670

40.3

4,723

43.8

2,027

40.7

SAFFRON CDC

44.2

890

36.7

622

54.9

ELIE AAC

52.8

791

38.3

2,847

61.0

3,395

49.3

STRIKER CDC

33.7

5,647

32.7

8,004

31.3

9,874

36.4

5,717

30.8

3,422

38.0

GLENN

42.9

26,693

43.8

11,316

38.1

12,717

40.1

6,214

50.0

2,962

50.1

MUCHMORE

55.1

916

41.4

3,788

46.7

4,552

63.9

4,013

55.9

BETHUNE CDC

22.6

6,811

20.1

6,708

18.9

11,453

20.9

10,749

26.8

4,713

26.1

PROSPER

54.0

1,152

54.3

736

53.5

SORREL CDC

23.8

5,040

24.6

4,431

21.3

7,175

23.2

4,324

25.7

2,778

24.4

TITANIUM VB CDC

43.5

796

47.5

1,328

41.0

UTMOST CDC

47.4

1,325

56.9

654

43.3

1,582

46.0

766

45.9

3,130

45.3

35.1

830

35.1

VESPER

43.0

649

28.9

3,846

38.6

3,722

49.0

4,310

43.9

45.1

2,863

53.8

512

38.0

1,352

26.4

1,347

48.2

Flax

IP Canola/Rapeseed L157H 1012 RR

29.0

8,895

27.0

4,957

21.9

7,207

30.5

2,188

40.4

2,295

36.1

5603HR

1020 RR

32.3

2,008

32.3

Wheat - Winter

1022 RR

33.4

855

30.6

1,656

34.8

BUTEO CDC

41.9

1,695

45.3

10,529

41.2

5,521

40.4

2,587

46.7

1,062

38.9

59.1

3,766

51.2

5,787

68.2

2,463

49.6

47.1

1,261

47.1

2020 CL

33.7

1,606

32.0

2,212

33.4

955

37.4

EMERSON

2022 CL

36.5

555

36.5

GATEWAY AAC

average yields by risk zone

Variety Oats

Avg. yield (Bu./ acre)

2013

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5-year

2013

Avg. yield (Bu./ acre)

CALVI CDC KEET

Variety Canary Seed

2014

seeded acres

yield (bu./ acre)

959

1155

738

2015

seeded acres

yield (bu./ acre)

1,603

647

2016

seeded acres

yield (bu./ acre)

560

2,269

2017

seeded acres

yield (bu./ acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./ acre)

608

1,188

425

633

1,012

1,623

1,285

420

1,545

Hemp Grain CFX 1

DAZIL CDC

1488

MAXIM CDC

1336

2057

1578

502

408

1,564

1,973

2,221

785

961

3,368

1,669

6,827

average yields by risk zone

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

MEADOW CDC

31.9

470

36.8

1,651

38.2

6,757

28.1

4,415

37.7

1,961

25.2

SAFFRON CDC

28.1

1,129

28.1

STRIKER CDC

34.9

6,413

36.1

7,194

31.7

13,924

33.9

8,621

39.9

5,329

32.6

BETHUNE CDC

20.5

14,552

24.3

12,177

20.1

14,445

18.8

9,097

24.4

10,124

14.6

Flax

649

1,640

BRAVO AAC

19.4

1,629

15.6

1,081

25.9

819

18.2

1,100

2,010

1,728

OMEGA

22.5

1,416

21.9

2,539

29.1

3,479

23.3

1,629

28.2

3,309

13.9

SORREL CDC

21.4

9,586

24.2

18,062

22.9

28,881

20.9

15,303

25.3

13,545

14.3

1,562

2,057

VIMY

17.0

1,191

19.6

4,536

16.2

2,278

18.0

1,221

22.1

1,813

12.4

1,037

1,578

31.5

650

31.5

1012 RR

27.6

5,056

29.3

3,563

33.8

1,993

29.2

3,789

34.0

4,285

14.2

2020 CL

5.4

1,494

5.4

16.3

1,254

21.1

4,485

15.4

1,058

8.7

2,712

19.7

947

12.8

AKRAS R2

19.6

2,290

19.6

ISIS RR

19.5

1,444

27.8

11,006

19.5

7,097

21.5

8,401

16.3

MAHONY R2

20.9

522

34.5

1,099

14.3

MCLEOD R2

23.6

622

26.2

3,984

20.6

1,388

33.8

1,963

21.8

P006T78R

10.3

412

10.3

S00-W3 RR1

22.0

966

19.2

1,163

24.2

Grain Corn P7410HR (RZ 1&2)

IP Canola/Rapeseed

risk zone 2 average yields by variety 2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Mustard - Yellow

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

CHAMPION

55.1

1,584

60.8

511

38.7

418

47.4

829

62.2

739

50.4

COPELAND CDC

72.2

835

71.8

1,940

56.9

3,063

92.0

4,169

64.9

COWBOY CDC

30.1

465

30.1

METCALFE AC

47.9

3,031

43.4

1,416

59.5

953

36.6

1,936

56.3

2,726

45.0

Variety

2015

1,100

Sunflower LMTS

5-year

2014

697

Sunflower EMSS

TALON

Variety

2013

818

Lentils - Red

P63ME70

5-year

Barley

Canola

ANDANTE

Soybean

L140P

32.6

1,231

38.9

14,775

34.5

40,026

41.7

37,259

22.0

S0009-M2

23.1

1,556

29.3

5,333

21.2

L233P

26.3

16,469

26.3

S007-Y4

15.8

1,152

15.8

L252

34.6

6,986

33.0

26,974

35.5

23,764

39.9

18,783

26.9

TH 33003R2Y

23.3

1,470

26.2

3,724

28.9

7,455

20.7

910

28.3

1,761

17.7

1918

19.9

841

26.2

981

21.0

620

9.8

TH 87000R2X

13.8

700

13.8

2200CS CL

35.4

1,000

35.4

TORRO R2

22.4

1,085

22.4

3154S D

33.6

420

26.9

1,378

31.0

3,085

39.4

756

18.7

WARREN NSC RR

20.9

3,479

19.3

709

34.2

4,181

20.0

45H29

31.4

3,716

35.9

5,811

33.6

9,211

28.5

6,471

35.1

1,560

14.9

23-60RY

19.0

4,396

20.4

1,374

26.3

2,598

12.8

45H33

24.9

3,837

35.0

3,575

14.1

24-12 RY

16.9

407

16.9

45M35

18.7

4,439

18.7

Wheat - Durum

46M34

31.4

2,347

36.2

1,120

21.3

BRIGADE

42.6

5,771

53.1

6,932

44.4

14,039

41.9

17,840

54.8

14,833

23.8

5440 INVIGOR

34.8

17,564

38.9

26,834

35.4

16,847

30.6

3,506

33.9

1,297

22.4

ENTERPRISE

42.6

6,518

51.8

6,379

41.3

5,410

38.3

5,340

55.2

6,468

27.5

73-75 RR

33.2

12,887

38.4

9,259

34.9

6,397

25.8

2,103

32.4

2,442

19.2

74-44

26.5

5,681

25.2

3,462

24.6

1,203

38.2

630

26.6

75-65 RR

29.9

2,785

22.3

7565 RR

29.9

3,485

36.1

Field Peas AMARILLO CDC

32.7

899

35.1

6,369

32.4

GOLDEN CDC

31.2

8,254

34.0

7,192

30.4

7,452

30.4

13,184

34.6

5,472

21.0

KYLE

34.5

3,843

38.0

1,934

27.8

3,790

31.2

7,064

38.3

1,035

20.1

MARCHWELL AAC

31.5

2,558

39.3

1,067

13.0

SPITFIRE AAC

39.0

2,020

39.0

STRONGFIELD

41.9

39,687

47.5

27,850

35.4

25,088

37.6

15,977

50.0

3,913

26.2

TRANSCEND

34.9

530

52.5

3,125

44.9

6,991

37.7

11,489

48.5

20,599

24.3

VERONA CDC

50.5

6,411

56.6

4,763

51.4

6,248

40.0

15,738

59.1

11,199

40.3

average yields by risk zone

586

published by the Western Producer

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published by the Western Producer

risk zone 3 average yields by variety 5-year Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

2013 seeded acres

2014

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2015

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

5-year

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

2014

2015

2016

2017

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

52.7

2,959

52.2

2,142

56.9

4,765

58.0

2,062

52.2

2,201

38.6

Barley

Wheat - Hard Red Spring BRANDON AAC

38.9

CADILLAC AC CARBERRY

27.0

721

36.8

1,815

CARDALE

36.7

1,270

35.6

4,872

6,362

39.3

METCALFE AC

503

25.3

Canola/Rapeseed

41.8

6,316

29.4

L140P

26.3

4,035

36.6

2,648

39.7

10,045

18.6

1,201

37.9

L233P

25.2

451

25.2

33.0

1,309

46.2

2,421

48.1

4,948

22.0

39.3

31.1

577

23.3

40.0

1,778

43.1

6,115

31.4

12,692

3,470

30.2

2,534

45.1

4,557

40.1

3,495

42.1

4,044

52.0

4,034

44.1

L252

33.8

7,696

28.1

5,979

21.7

2,928

32.7

1,344

19.0

3155C D

13.6

460

13.6

40.8

16,377

34.3

8,855

32.4

6,479

45.9

891

21.3

45M35

14.2

1,596

14.2

776

38.1

794

30.4

75-65 RR

10.5

889

10.5

4,613

42.1

Field Peas

573

52.5

515

8.6

AMARILLO CDC

29.4

2,035

29.5

3,748

35.6

3,980

23.6

3,118

41.6

2,230

35.8

3,562

48.4

2,078

30.3

GOLDEN CDC

33.3

20,427

40.9

14,988

31.8

11,530

28.0

4,562

28.3

3,043

16.4

44.7

2,451

32.4

3,967

29.9

4,508

35.1

1,258

36.9

MEADOW CDC

36.4

17,743

43.9

22,155

38.4

20,927

33.8

20,913

40.6

11,910

18.9

4,872

49.6

2,615

34.6

826

22.1

1,103

24.9

785

18.8

Flax BETHUNE CDC

25.8

2,778

30.2

1,319

26.9

4,267

28.7

1,079

35.5

3,130

14.2

39.9

7,295

41.2

15,332

39.9

5,746

36.0

4,591

52.3

1,915

15.7

SORREL CDC

23.3

2,249

28.2

3,014

23.8

3,966

23.3

904

24.4

1,875

16.4

EMERSON

41.5

837

59.3

3,532

37.3

Khorasan Wheat/Kamut brand

MOATS

24.6

664

24.6

KHORASAN

15.0

1,238

15.0

PINTAIL

44.3

1,264

73.2

3,266

33.1

Mustard - Brown 17.5

6,274

17.1

3,433

21.3

885

20.4

3,116

13.1

LEADER CDC

1235

697

1,235

ORION CDC

957

1,112

957

CUTLASS

18.8

1,520

19.8

698

28.2

3,613

16.5

FORGE

19.0

850

15.4

1,345

23.3

3,209

19.7

566

10.8

IMPOWER CDC CL

1235

3,358

1,307

5,541

1,618

7,830

1,687

9,150

586

Mustard - Yellow

IMPROVE CDC

1347

3,095

1,393

2,640

1,757

2,733

1,433

3,998

1,444

3,478

822

ANDANTE

17.4

7,841

20.0

9,630

17.3

5,127

16.1

10,079

17.8

3,455

11.9

IMPRESS CL CDC

1728

685

1,728

AVONLEA AC

44.2

15,261

50.5

10,872

45.7

6,671

35.1

4,370

39.4

1,687

24.2

IMVINCIBLE CDC CL

1100

801

1,340

605

1,660

1,006

571

BRIGADE

39.9

1,720

50.0

12,665

34.3

14,916

36.9

25,223

52.4

14,642

24.9

EUROSTAR

33.6

458

34.5

2,371

49.7

4,466

24.9

DAZIL CDC

1303

2,743

1,715

8,353

1,583

30,514

1,358

9,545

765

KYLE

30.6

9,318

35.9

5,175

27.9

5,513

27.0

4,565

32.1

2,034

19.8

IMAX CL CDC

1162

1,395

1,014

1,451

1,658

1,517

825

RAYMORE AAC

26.3

1,172

36.5

1,127

25.8

1,647

19.4

IMPULSE

1653

1,284

1,653

SPITFIRE AAC

26.0

474

26.0

GLENN

44.5

LILLIAN

29.1

11,947

MCKENZIE

37.8

22,680

PLENTIFUL CDC

34.2

PREVAIL VB AAC

42.1

STANLEY CDC

44.6

838

61.3

UTMOST CDC

41.1

3,727

42.7

VESPER

34.5

1,744

WASKADA

38.5

BUTEO CDC

Wheat - Winter

Chickpea - Large Kabuli

CENTENNIAL BROWN

Lentils - Large Green

Lentils - Other

Mustard - Oriental

Wheat - Durum

Lentils - Red

KING

981

2,045

981

STRONGFIELD

41.9

67,241

47.9

35,556

38.6

43,141

39.2

35,232

44.4

19,348

28.7

MAXIM CDC

1146

2,768

1,038

1,286

1,453

6,518

1,186

13,923

1,338

8,971

809

TRANSCEND

41.8

4,838

48.8

20,937

42.7

29,290

39.4

53,820

53.8

48,823

29.0

PROCLAIM CDC

974

5,073

974

VERONA CDC

43.8

17,936

51.0

7,622

43.1

10,907

39.5

8,562

37.8

1,000

17.4

REDMOON

584

902

584

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

ROULEAU CDC

1281

701

1,241

1,072

1,517

1,615

948

2,027

1,581

430

593

LILLIAN

36.1

21,490

37.6

18,502

37.7

6,520

34.4

3,158

27.3

1,250

16.9

MCKENZIE

29.9

1,333

35.4

1,045

25.9

647

33.8

783

22.8

44.6

3,296

44.5

4,638

46.9

1,275

45.9

660

27.2

1907

1,122

2,401

1,974

1,695

2,495

2,244

903

829

Wheat - Winter BUTEO CDC

Chickpea - Large Kabuli NOTES: Minimum of 400 acres and 2 producers reported. Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation does not assume responsibility for, and have not verified the accuracy of the information reported by producers. Only yields that are greater than zero are used for calculating yields by variety.

LEADER CDC

average yields by risk zone

Variety

2013

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

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| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

5-year

Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

ORION CDC

1486

616

1,876

1,207

1,883

896

681

GREENLAND CDC

1495

10,892

1,955

13,758

1,453

9,716

1,625

10,072

1,321

8,278

1,012

GREENSTAR CDC

1085

2,741

1,107

7,099

1,078

Wheat - Durum

IMPOWER CDC CL

1190

2,413

1,444

670

1,184

1,126

1,213

5,021

1,279

2,003

648

IMPROVE CDC

1393

859

2,090

640

1,927

1,053

503

1387

923

2,046

1,026

1,548

1,384

1,810

2,324

800

Lentils - Large Green

Lentils - Other IMVINCIBLE CDC CL

Lentils - Red DAZIL CDC

1409

2,771

1,799

2,449

1,726

9,830

1,581

7,321

924

MAXIM CDC

1618

5,073

2,092

9,338

1,898

16,575

1,695

21,868

1,671

12,398

1,012

PROCLAIM CDC

785

630

785

2013

2014

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

ANDANTE

18.1

2,505

20.5

PENNANT AC

18.8

576

21.3

BRIGADE

37.1

3,477

43.3

FORTITUDE CDC

42.0

STRONGFIELD

38.1

57,695

TRANSCEND

36.6

1,206

VERONA CDC

38.8

RANDON AAC ELIE AAC GLENN

Variety

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2015

2016

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

3,801

15.9

2,495

11.9

4,132

24.9

1,907

12.3

2,653

18.5

1,420

23.0

1,036

12.5

12,488

37.9

28,520

35.3

14,581

45.8

12,555

28.3

4,122

51.3

2,972

29.1

42.9

25,722

36.3

43,393

33.1

20,875

43.7

10,275

25.9

51.7

4,310

36.0

20,139

33.1

42,488

48.4

61,243

29.2

11,108

43.9

8,699

35.7

7,881

38.0

7,163

40.3

3,182

28.4

32.6

796

32.6

17.8

1,540

19.5

863

14.7

36.8

1,084

40.4

4,250

40.0

10,162

33.7

7,196

38.5

8,479

36.9

Mustard - Yellow

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

GO CDC

36.7

8,175

33.6

7,429

39.1

4,584

27.8

2,911

55.2

1,831

34.0

LILLIAN

36.5

41,689

38.4

21,641

34.8

12,704

33.2

6,187

37.2

1,525

30.1

37.1

486

40.0

2,503

38.4

2,498

30.8

3,548

42.8

3,881

34.7

1817

920

1,499

854

2,908

2,630

1,574

GREENLAND CDC

1479

3,396

1,548

1,502

1,292

3,499

1,243

6,382

1,775

1,732

888

GREENSTAR CDC

972

1,051

1,153

924

1,239

3,529

849

Wheat - Hard Red Spring SHAW

risk zone 4 average yields by variety 5-year Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

Chickpea - Large Kabuli

2013 seeded acres

2014

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2015

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

ORION CDC

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

Barley

Lentils - Large Green

AUSTENSON CDC

54.2

600

39.3

426

31.6

2,488

55.2

1,005

47.2

2,260

64.4

IMPOWER CDC CL

1321

2,340

1,321

COPELAND CDC

45.6

465

45.0

1,178

56.2

739

29.3

IMPROVE CDC

1091

1,313

1,122

785

1,045

METCALFE AC

47.7

2,220

41.6

2,489

50.8

1,284

58.9

4,470

52.1

2,645

37.0

Lentils - Red

XENA

46.8

722

63.6

837

44.6

1,244

36.9

627

61.3

450

31.1

DAZIL CDC

1429

590

2,180

1,483

2,425

5,530

1,120

15,528

1,574

9,620

1,171

Canola

MAXIM CDC

1468

3,787

1,711

7,080

1,340

16,511

1,296

21,735

1,927

22,791

1,155

L140P

32.0

3,148

27.6

3,752

48.6

8,739

26.5

PROCLAIM CDC

1001

1,388

1,001

L150

28.8

3,104

33.8

1,131

33.8

1,761

23.5

1,096

17.7

L233P

33.9

1,178

33.9

75-65 RR

18.8

802

18.8

AMARILLO CDC

21.5

2,470

21.5

GOLDEN CDC

31.3

7,356

31.1

5,149

30.4

4,590

29.6

2,373

40.7

915

22.2

5-year

MEADOW CDC

35.3

20,284

43.4

15,793

32.5

22,143

27.4

18,730

43.0

15,169

29.7

RAEZER CDC

27.0

1,646

27.0

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

SAFFRON CDC

38.8

500

60.7

1,916

33.1

Barley

STRIKER CDC

33.1

3,153

37.4

5,028

34.1

2,809

22.9

2,477

41.4

1,667

27.3

AUSTENSON CDC CHAMPION COPELAND CDC

Field Peas

Mustard - Brown CENTENNIAL BROWN

21.9

6,726

26.5

5,607

19.0

5,190

20.8

4,984

24.3

3,683

16.1

Mustard - Oriental CUTLASS

22.4

3,007

24.8

6,297

26.4

7,719

21.4

10,673

26.1

7,693

14.1

risk zone 5 average yields by variety 2013

2014

yield (bu./acre)

75.3

409

90.2

54.0

1,106

74.4

1,178

33.0

73.9

8,414

89.8

8,277

50.4

METCALFE AC

66.6

5,380

72.3

1,855

SYNERGY AAC

73.4

Variety

seeded acres

2015

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

1,865

62.8

2,272

82.3

890

76.5

1,633

44.9

994

76.1

499

44.1

15,386

68.6

16,131

75.6

9,612

86.0

48.2

2,897

68.0

4,529

67.7

973

60.9

763

80.9

1,082

68.1

average yields by risk zone

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

5-year

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

L130

37.3

22,389

40.6

31,816

34.7

16,532

36.0

6,541

42.2

2,064

38.0

IP Canola

L140P

40.2

2,717

35.8

7,736

39.7

21,913

43.5

20,363

37.4

Variety Canola/Rapeseed

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

83.6

457

83.6

1012 RR

36.2

23,056

40.2

8,889

28.3

8,743

32.2

6,211

40.7

1,635

28.9

Variety P7211HR (RZ 1&2)

L159

36.1

5,580

39.1

2,583

29.7

3,971

35.2

1,391

42.5

1,084

31.5

1022 RR

32.9

2,939

33.5

4,023

32.6

L230

38.6

6,761

38.6

1024 RR

32.5

402

32.5

L233P

41.8

13,901

41.8

2020 CL

37.7

1,566

34.7

2,544

40.5

1,832

36.5

L252

40.4

6,788

35.2

31,828

38.9

47,890

44.3

35,962

37.7

2022 CL

32.7

699

41.8

5,533

31.5

1970

35.2

2,036

43.6

1,794

27.8

592

29.1

Oats

200PV CL

40.4

951

40.4

PINNACLE

81.3

1,870

80.9

663

56.2

1,595

71.0

673

62.2

1,664

109.3

2000 CS

32.5

2,110

32.5

SUMMIT

80.3

541

66.6

1,143

80.5

1,285

91.2

773

71.6

3153 D

35.1

7,576

38.5

5,712

33.4

689

27.6

1,143

24.6

WEAVER CDC

84.9

735

89.3

1,028

89.4

818

75.1

3154S D

34.5

1,306

32.0

1,300

36.0

2,158

23.0

4,684

40.9

555

27.6

Soybean

45CS40

45.7

1,657

45.7

APOLLO RR

28.0

881

23.8

780

33.6

793

27.1

45H31

37.5

6,957

41.0

9,673

32.1

8,198

37.8

5,181

38.4

2,771

45.2

BARRON R2X

16.1

1,347

16.1

45H33

42.5

2,331

42.7

5,161

45.0

1,697

34.8

DARIO R2X

19.7

752

19.7

45M35

40.4

3,661

40.4

ISIS RR

23.8

1,585

22.0

4,343

25.5

7,351

29.9

8,128

17.7

46H75

40.6

1,628

45.2

1,933

32.4

1,159

36.2

2,697

43.3

5,367

41.6

LS NORTHWESTER

25.9

550

31.5

815

22.1

533PV G

29.5

1,244

34.7

1,354

24.8

MAHONY R2

23.7

422

30.2

2,132

22.5

5440 INVIGOR

37.7

20,829

41.5

19,573

35.4

14,306

36.3

7,634

39.7

3,847

29.9

MCLEOD R2

22.4

615

28.1

4,490

20.2

1,110

26.9

730

23.8

5545 CL

27.7

665

27.7

P002T04R

32.4

430

39.7

545

26.7

560 PV GM

24.1

490

24.1

P005T13R

25.1

1,503

25.1

6074 RR

39.5

1,019

34.5

3,984

40.8

S0009-M2

19.0

3,229

19.0

73-75 RR

34.6

8,626

37.4

2,150

26.1

714

25.7

S007-Y4

27.0

575

27.0

74-44

32.8

5,309

29.9

2,757

35.6

1,746

34.9

1,140

36.4

TORRO R2

16.8

618

16.8

75-65 RR

31.4

2,754

27.9

WATSON NSC RR2Y

27.8

964

34.2

1,489

23.6

7565 RR

31.4

733

44.7

PASTEUR

65.0

1,388

70.3

3,766

57.0

5,661

62.5

4,323

74.6

4,314

63.6

52.6

840

49.6

830

52.7

1,050

54.8

PENHOLD AAC

80.0

675

80.0

ROWYN SY

68.9

530

68.9

Fall Rye HAZLET

Field Peas ABARTH

43.2

520

29.9

1,863

45.7

AMARILLO CDC

41.6

2,575

41.9

GOLDEN CDC

34.5

3,921

37.8

3,203

23.0

4,968

36.0

6,316

38.0

MEADOW CDC

39.2

3,478

46.0

1,624

27.6

1,930

38.3

2,873

34.2

RAEZER CDC

43.1

907

45.6

1,431

STRIKER CDC

37.2

1,609

44.9

5,023

33.1

5,539

35.8

TREASURE CDC

38.9

3,579

42.6

2,208

36.2

2,993

39.4

741

Wheat - Canada Prairie

46.3

Wheat - Durum

3,522

41.3

BRIGADE

59.8

3,405

66.8

2,426

44.9

4,805

68.3

2,301

47.0

2,187

32.3

ENTERPRISE

46.2

715

41.2

1,981

48.0

3,409

42.8

TRANSCEND

49.2

885

57.6

1,131

47.0

5,320

47.6

9,452

57.1

10,191

42.1

44.6

2,156

41.1

VERONA CDC

42.8

941

57.4

728

25.2

1,241

33.0

1,215

52.2

3,105

43.5

1,194

34.0

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

5,168

38.0

1,605

36.0

Flax

BRANDON AAC

57.9

6,652

57.2

23,820

56.0

33,861

59.4

CARBERRY

49.0

22,661

60.6

14,698

39.8

15,643

41.3

9,933

51.0

10,896

46.2

BETHUNE CDC

22.6

6,497

28.1

12,423

19.8

12,542

21.8

8,539

25.0

5,675

20.6

CARDALE

46.0

4,634

44.4

6,592

41.3

3,322

48.2

3,070

56.4

FLANDERS

25.0

492

25.0

ELIE AAC

79.2

535

79.2

SORREL CDC

20.9

8,232

28.0

11,750

16.1

9,785

20.7

3,404

25.3

2,553

15.5

GLENN

51.9

19,436

59.1

7,238

43.8

9,263

47.1

3,524

41.2

2,753

51.7

WESTLIN 70

20.1

1,010

20.0

1,277

17.7

533

26.6

932

19.8

HARVEST

47.4

22,345

53.0

15,662

40.0

17,540

45.8

4,071

47.7

1,099

60.7

MUCHMORE

57.0

3,002

69.8

4,385

49.3

4,476

47.0

3,968

63.7

3,638

60.4

81.9

432

127.7

2,177

72.8

Grain Corn P7005YHR (RZ 1&2)

average yields by risk zone

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

2013 seeded acres

2014

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2015

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

2017

5-year

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

Variety

2013

2014

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2015

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

48.8

3,500

43.7

7,185

51.7

5,495

48.3

5440 INVIGOR

36.9

6,974

41.4

16,430

39.6

7,730

28.5

1,039

43.7

740

14.3

SHAW

50.7

5,169

56.9

4,051

48.3

1,425

43.1

433

23.5

73-75 RR

34.3

3,185

39.3

1,467

35.9

3,179

32.5

928

20.8

UTMOST CDC

47.9

9,887

57.6

12,613

42.7

9,665

45.9

4,970

46.8

2,722

45.7

74-44

19.6

1,364

29.1

1,590

11.5

75-65 RR

23.7

4,936

20.7

23.7

1,493

33.5

44.6

850

60.8

2,759

38.6

9,677

42.2

7,396

49.8

2,976

40.0

7565 RR

WASKADA

42.9

8,616

48.5

4,443

37.2

4,454

37.2

800

46.7

1,904

43.0

Field Peas AMARILLO CDC

28.8

1,739

32.6

2,218

35.7

3,523

22.6

BUTEO CDC

50.9

3,281

52.2

4,734

46.0

2,347

48.7

2,081

64.9

1,231

46.8

DELTA

29.5

2,231

34.5

2,122

32.2

1,660

24.5

763

18.6

EMERSON

61.0

1,248

59.5

2,748

65.1

9,402

60.0

GOLDEN CDC

31.5

38,584

40.8

22,408

29.4

15,134

23.7

12,765

28.4

11,130

17.7

FLOURISH

47.3

674

40.6

655

54.2

GREENWATER

19.3

686

19.3

INCA CDC

26.3

400

26.3

Canary Seed CALVI CDC

1462

1,833

1,462

MEADOW CDC

34.9

27,727

45.7

30,137

35.1

23,000

29.5

22,780

34.3

15,079

23.6

CANTATE

1133

1,097

985

618

1,166

458

1,440

PATRICK CDC

31.6

2,325

39.1

7,613

36.1

3,749

23.7

2,758

30.2

1,322

17.8

KEET

1162

858

1,437

1,025

635

2,959

1,228

485

1,382

SAFFRON CDC

32.5

895

36.5

1,259

36.4

1,336

26.1

BETHUNE CDC

22.2

10,715

28.5

17,154

20.4

8,211

22.5

5,406

26.8

7,418

13.1

Lentils - Other IMVINCIBLE CDC CL

Flax 1750

616

1,504

900

1,920

BRAVO AAC

25.1

2,584

25.6

1,023

31.1

1,167

18.6

DAZIL CDC

1426

1,450

1,550

1,788

1,080

3,015

1,933

10,117

1,336

6,282

1,398

SANCTUARY CDC

29.0

1,877

30.3

546

24.6

MAXIM CDC

1475

1,794

1,060

5,999

1,821

9,768

1,354

6,225

1,448

SORREL CDC

23.5

15,654

30.5

23,457

23.4

26,844

22.9

10,377

23.5

10,132

14.8

PROCLAIM CDC

1515

2,881

1,515

IP Canola 17.0

1,324

17.0

1598

739

1,598

18.7

2,688

22.1

1,004

15.6

1,164

22.6

1,770

20.0

2,185

13.1

22.4

1,202

17.4

2,707

25.9

1,087

19.0

ANDANTE

14.6

4,118

16.8

5,393

15.7

5,221

14.2

6,476

15.7

3,885

9.5

Oats MINSTREL CDC

40.2

550

40.2

6.1

1,791

6.1

38.8

1,884

54.9

505

43.6

660

16.8

748

41.9

1,507

25.4

38.0

884

38.0

Lentils - Red

Sunflower EMSS P63ME70

2022 CL

Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

Mustard - Yellow

2013 seeded acres

2014

yield (bu./acre)

CENTENNIAL BROWN

Mustard - Oriental FORGE

risk zone 6 average yields by variety 5-year

Mustard - Brown

seeded acres

2015

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

Barley COPELAND CDC

62.2

4,079

63.6

1,310

49.8

3,234

61.9

1,591

74.3

2,608

59.1

COWBOY CDC

46.6

2,722

43.7

770

45.3

1,009

52.5

967

55.2

400

32.5

METCALFE AC

41.8

5,190

55.4

2,446

35.8

1,618

43.6

1,784

38.2

3,364

26.4

L140P

35.9

2,455

41.0

18,205

38.3

48,925

47.4

57,835

25.2

L233P

28.3

25,423

28.3

L252

37.6

9,577

37.2

24,102

41.0

27,851

46.0

26,517

25.7

45H33

34.8

1,679

37.5

1,347

46.2

1,939

24.4

45M35

23.6

6,399

23.6

46H75

34.1

1,420

43.0

3,464

38.2

508

37.3

1,214

48.9

3,077

19.1

46M34

32.7

2,584

45.1

3,415

23.2

Canola

Soybean ISIS RR

Wheat - Canada Prairie SADASH

Wheat - Durum ALLOY CDC AVONLEA AC

36.9

8,909

43.8

2,432

25.3

2,805

28.0

900

38.4

531

16.6

BRIGADE

41.4

7,781

52.2

32,018

43.9

47,910

37.3

44,922

51.6

36,433

29.8

CURRENT AAC

41.2

2,604

37.7

3,449

49.2

1,725

30.3

ENTERPRISE

38.3

1,794

57.6

1,991

44.6

4,254

30.9

2,086

33.1

640

30.7

EUROSTAR

44.7

5,636

51.8

2,467

32.9

9,183

40.4

21,587

50.1

11,002

36.8

FORTITUDE CDC

51.9

1,297

36.9

4,093

64.0

2,059

37.5

KYLE

34.6

23,593

37.5

14,499

32.3

15,808

31.1

10,953

40.2

7,790

28.8

MARCHWELL AAC

45.6

4,471

39.4

13,017

51.8

2,645

24.8

average yields by risk zone

VESPER

Wheat - Winter

2017

PLENTIFUL CDC

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

average yields by risk zone

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

5-year

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

NAVIGATOR AC

47.7

7,649

46.3

4,386

36.6

2,571

43.3

4,386

65.5

735

37.4

Lentils - Red

32.7

5,222

32.7

DAZIL CDC

1464

2,811

2,590

9,033

1,808

13,244

1,453

20,215

1,265

14,869

1,321

RAYMORE AAC

41.4

1,750

51.8

2,392

36.4

2,623

42.5

3,548

38.8

IMAX CL CDC

1552

5,472

2,008

3,708

1,570

4,455

1,477

5,040

1,290

1,675

1,016

SPITFIRE AAC

42.6

1,470

66.2

8,549

38.5

IMPULSE

1526

1,409

2,079

3,574

1,310

STRONGFIELD

44.1

173,747

49.5

106,071

41.2

94,721

34.3

66,882

53.8

30,332

32.0

MAXIM CDC

1495

15,239

2,028

23,455

1,585

28,070

1,561

47,272

1,448

24,656

1,08

TRANSCEND

43.9

4,285

51.7

28,459

43.2

53,148

39.1

103,411

56.5

124,869

35.4

PROCLAIM CDC

1673

425

1,825

2,978

1,651

VERONA CDC

44.9

62,258

52.8

38,741

41.8

47,863

38.1

25,196

52.6

16,101

30.3 NOTES: Minimum of 400 acres and 2 producers reported. Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation does not assume responsibility for, and have not verified the accuracy of the information reported by producers. Only yields that are greater than zero are used for calculating yields by variety.

47.7

525

47.7

LILLIAN

31.4

34,824

36.5

18,966

27.4

12,854

24.8

7,491

32.0

5,529

28.5

PLENTIFUL CDC

39.3

1,680

42.8

519

51.7

3,544

35.8

STANLEY CDC

43.3

1,025

53.0

986

33.3

SUPERB AC

36.3

7,293

42.1

4,100

31.3

1,234

42.6

2,182

23.1

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

5-year Variety

UTMOST CDC

37.6

838

58.9

3,686

43.3

3,732

26.9

3,050

45.3

3,261

30.5

WASKADA

36.1

5,589

38.8

4,636

36.8

2,099

38.2

1,051

19.8

1,190

31.0

Wheat - Winter BUTEO CDC

46.6

3,411

33.3

6,657

53.6

740

38.5

1,441

57.9

881

33.1

MOATS

53.6

500

59.7

543

39.8

969

68.7

829

41.4

FRONTIER CDC

2134

9,310

2,522

1,198

1,993

1,854

1,071

2,216

1,464

LEADER CDC

1755

635

2,899

1,382

2,414

4,036

1,790

4,671

2,033

10,205

1,453

ORION CDC

1700

998

3,146

4,937

2,286

5,231

2,070

10,038

1,109

4,754

1,623

Chickpea - Large Kabuli

Chickpea - Small Kabuli 1812

7,898

2,145

1,779

1,598

2,291

1,481

540

822

1,437

1,153

1858

720

3,150

710

551

Fababeans SNOWDROP CDC

risk zone 7 average yields by variety

Lentils - Large Green

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

2013 seeded acres

2014

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2015

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

Barley AUSTENSON CDC

71.3

691

63.6

2,328

65.0

3,529

77.7

1,026

68.7

CHAMPION

73.7

8,124

88.6

2,951

57.2

2,057

58.2

2,557

68.2

1,337

53.6

COPELAND CDC

71.5

3,850

86.6

4,443

67.4

5,518

60.8

7,056

73.1

6,326

72.6

LEGACY

69.1

3,101

70.9

998

72.1

1,001

67.5

517

62.5

690

63.7

METCALFE AC

62.0

14,484

71.5

8,404

51.8

18,861

57.3

19,095

66.2

10,936

57.9

SYNERGY AAC

87.3

3,649

87.6

3,619

87.0

L130

40.0

36,720

43.9

42,554

35.6

24,526

39.4

13,833

46.4

9,018

36.3

L140P

43.4

4,047

38.2

17,933

43.6

40,290

48.7

39,607

38.5

L159

36.8

6,179

44.1

4,205

34.5

2,032

37.3

3,217

40.7

3,868

24.2

L230

35.6

7,377

35.6

L233P

44.1

28,152

44.1

L252

42.5

26,379

38.7

65,079

43.2

98,778

46.7

66,141

37.1

Canola

GREENLAND CDC

1462

38,717

1,885

26,662

1,367

35,276

1,508

35,145

1,179

24,666

1,239

L261

46.3

4,186

36.1

8,748

50.1

10,365

49.4

2,962

38.2

GREENSTAR CDC

1237

1,635

1,907

13,088

1,204

19,650

1,204

1918

32.0

1,022

30.8

1,034

23.1

525

30.6

1,299

38.4

606

36.8

IMPOWER CDC CL

1226

18,871

1,664

17,689

1,226

22,285

1,285

32,344

1,041

25,453

1,085

1970

27.9

898

27.9

IMPROVE CDC

1347

8,124

1,680

3,790

1,396

1,393

1,296

1,819

875

3,298

752

200PV CL

41.5

1,020

47.6

1,199

36.4

PLATO CDC

1453

2,895

1,933

2,869

1,713

4,517

1,292

2,794

1,160

1,530

1,071

2000 CS

36.8

2,491

42.0

1,693

29.1

2100 CS

37.1

630

37.1

ESTON

952

1,307

1,702

1,747

1,389

3,514

459

2463 INVIGOR

37.6

1,821

37.6

IMPRESS CL CDC

1728

3,357

2,180

2,125

2,180

2,224

1,314

2,718

1,356

3,079

1,554

4157SY

42.6

1,193

45.3

2,105

42.4

804

39.4

IMVINCIBLE CDC CL

1534

11,690

1,806

5,337

1,667

6,463

1,365

16,926

1,750

18,451

1,186

45CS40

38.1

2,063

38.1

INDIANHEAD

514

435

659

752

428

45H31

34.4

3,949

41.4

3,416

28.4

1,081

41.2

4,000

35.2

1,836

24.6

KERMIT CDC

952

479

952

45H33

40.2

2,672

38.7

6,645

45.3

8,985

36.9

MARBLE CDC

569

417

569

45H76

39.3

2,326

37.1

2,583

45.0

1,185

31.2

VICEROY CDC

1305

6,224

1,649

663

1,605

4,927

1,243

2,876

688

2,485

1,208

45M35

38.1

6,929

38.1

46H75

42.6

2,397

34.1

752

43.9

2,295

50.2

6,071

42.9

Lentils - Other

average yields by risk zone

JATHARIA VB AAC

AMIT (B90)

2017

PRECISION CDC

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

average yields by risk zone

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year

2014

2015

2016

2017

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

46M34

39.5

3,199

533PV G

35.3

5,685

540PV G

34.4

5440 INVIGOR

39.9

53,114

44.3

48,561

38.0

41,917

5525 CL

30.6

747

37.8

1,878

26.5

560 PV GM

34.7

6060

34.3

4,879

42.3

4,154

6074 RR

39.2

74-44

37.0

1,767

75-45

31.5

75-45 RR 75-65 RR

5-year

2013

2014

2015

2017

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

42.2

817

29.1

1022 RR

37.3

38.4

1,979

26.5

2020 CL

34.0

5,605

34.4

2022 CL

35.0

37.5

15,866

42.8

10,057

31.3

Oats

511

38.5

728

27.9

CAMDEN CS

90.6

2,109

90.6

1,309

34.7

LEGGETT

69.6

3,631

84.0

2,698

70.1

2,945

78.8

4,164

58.9

1,738

49.0

27.0

1,701

33.1

2,099

36.2

1,627

27.4

PINNACLE

79.9

5,951

89.5

2,744

72.5

1,812

66.6

1,174

79.6

958

67.7

551

37.0

2,423

43.6

7,010

37.8

RUFFIAN CDC

91.2

830

91.2

50.8

12,379

33.9

8,360

38.0

5,248

44.5

5,589

30.7

SOURIS

76.4

1,271

104.1

2,208

75.5

3,416

72.0

1,499

64.6

1,524

75.8

693

41.8

SUMMIT

71.2

1,396

78.3

809

93.9

1,036

43.7

31.5

898

23.5

Soybean

35.6

5,000

33.8

AKRAS R2

26.5

520

40.3

1,576

21.9

7565 RR

35.6

1,498

41.7

GENERAL

12.0

1,345

12.0

9562 VR GC

40.4

2,096

38.3

5,738

39.9

3,696

42.9

501

35.9

ISIS RR

24.1

2,269

36.4

5,256

18.8

LEROY NSC RR2Y

30.0

1,020

30.0

MCLEOD R2

26.7

972

26.2

1,933

33.0

3,041

22.8

NOTUS R2

24.0

833

24.0

NSC-STAR CITY RR 2X (EXP114)

21.3

910

21.3

P005T13R

22.0

1,124

22.0

P006T46R

31.3

408

37.8

484

25.9

S00-W3 RR1

18.4

1,627

18.4

S0009-M2

27.9

2,058

43.5

11,774

25.2

S003-L3

27.4

3,011

27.4

TH 32004R2Y

30.7

1,353

28.2

444

34.4

704

43.1

419

14.3

Fall Rye HAZLET

57.1

1,167

63.6

711

46.3

Field Peas ABARTH

46.7

442

40.8

1,175

49.0

AMARILLO CDC

49.7

7,236

58.4

8,168

42.1

MEADOW CDC

43.4

5,711

55.7

4,788

28.3

5,630

45.5

7,521

44.8

3,165

37.3

RAEZER CDC

37.4

3,827

43.4

4,112

41.6

4,833

29.2

STRIKER CDC

32.5

14,835

43.3

22,241

22.5

12,943

34.0

13,023

34.7

5,406

34.7

TREASURE CDC

37.8

735

46.6

1,555

29.2

684

32.6

1,961

44.7

759

34.1

Flax BETHUNE CDC

25.9

26,306

30.4

32,504

21.6

33,621

26.1

21,123

30.3

17,221

21.7

BRAVO AAC

28.2

2,046

29.0

2,771

32.0

3,484

24.8

GLAS CDC

29.5

2,873

26.4

1,698

33.7

2,155

30.2

NEELA CDC

23.1

608

23.1

NULIN 50

30.6

2,520

33.5

1,800

25.9

2,056

32.0

1,114

33.6

1,234

26.6

OMEGA

29.2

1,388

29.2

PRAIRIE SAPPHIRE

25.2

1,159

34.0

3,810

23.8

2,494

25.6

832

23.8

2,131

23.1

SORREL CDC

26.0

9,519

32.0

12,088

23.9

10,356

23.2

4,787

27.9

2,593

21.2

TAURUS

23.4

1,802

30.5

1,523

21.1

3,000

19.2

667

29.0

1,852

23.1

WESTLIN 70

22.0

990

20.1

1,582

23.7

2,225

21.8

1,438

22.0

WESTLIN 71

22.0

723

28.7

992

17.2

Flax

Grain Corn P7211HR (RZ 1&2)

61.5

460

61.5

L157H

38.3

491

41.4

2,163

37.5

1012 RR

38.6

29,410

41.0

12,061

33.7

7,351

39.4

10,385

38.8

4,281

33.0

1020 RR

37.7

1,735

41.7

1,639

33.3

IP Canola

seeded acres

2016

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

2,307

38.0

3,579

36.8

1,327

33.3

2,915

37.8

2,676

30.3

573

38.8

2,561

34.1

TH 33003R2Y

32.7

883

25.2

1,483

26.7

3,675

36.5

2,742

41.0

2,830

25.1

TILSTON NSC RR2Y

22.7

595

34.8

911

14.8

TORRO R2

18.3

640

18.3

WATSON NSC RR2Y

23.1

1,914

23.1

22-60RY

20.9

504

20.9

23-11RY

29.6

1,426

41.2

2,040

21.4

23-60RY

26.1

559

26.1

Wheat - Canada Prairie PASTEUR

62.2

4,987

66.2

15,350

58.3

8,948

57.3

10,366

69.9

2,804

62.6

SADASH

67.4

10,055

72.4

1,747

46.3

610

47.2

1,221

68.9

595

63.4

Wheat - Durum BRIGADE

49.2

4,674

69.1

5,106

39.8

2,616

27.7

5,778

57.7

5,010

41.6

ENTERPRISE

55.0

3,773

66.8

2,965

43.6

2,569

43.0

4,706

62.0

2,555

49.8

KYLE

35.9

453

44.2

1,230

35.4

425

28.6

MARCHWELL AAC

52.5

1,180

58.0

463

38.5

RAYMORE AAC

41.9

1,015

41.9

STRONGFIELD

51.9

15,576

61.4

13,062

44.9

8,025

39.4

10,886

56.2

2,601

50.9

TRANSCEND

49.3

1,623

52.5

3,163

40.9

10,777

56.5

13,101

44.9

average yields by risk zone

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

Variety

average yields by risk zone

2013

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

5-year

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

46.9

2,408

61.8

3,237

44.5

1,612

29.2

2,251

52.8

692

28.3

Lentils - Other

BARRIE AC

36.4

2,919

40.3

821

34.9

1,539

28.5

415

40.8

Lentils - Red

BRANDON AAC

57.5

3,927

57.4

13,720

54.6

34,439

58.6

CARBERRY

49.7

44,503

61.4

61,110

44.5

54,425

45.6

37,300

49.8

18,830

50.2

CARDALE

49.8

4,398

50.5

20,444

45.0

23,082

53.7

19,536

ELIE AAC

60.8

524

44.0

8,568

57.3

FALLER

64.5

583

56.3

7,394

GLENN

49.0

23,911

56.7

16,951

46.3

19,115

44.9

LILLIAN

41.8

22,217

50.2

12,753

34.1

5,701

MORRIS CDC VR

33.4

4,089

16.0

PLENTIFUL CDC

45.7

PROSPER

59.4

SHAW

46.4

5,618

59.3

STANLEY CDC

47.8

4,019

59.9

TITANIUM VB CDC

48.5

UNITY

51.5

23,391

57.7

7,713

39.9

4,633

43.1

VERONA CDC

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

1437

448

1,711

1,657

1,365

CRIMSON

1477

2,727

1,572

1,641

1,321

DAZIL CDC

1499

1,166

886

3,140

1,896

9,564

1,431

5,216

1,528

49.9

IMPULSE

2180

670

2,180

17,772

63.0

MAXIM CDC

1570

3,918

2,222

8,039

904

9,069

1,766

18,452

1,673

16,109

1,515

65.1

3,842

64.6

PROCLAIM CDC

1556

1,237

1,358

1,245

1,755

10,066

50.7

16,059

44.5

30.0

2,547

37.6

1,277

35.2

2,043

38.1

3,159

51.6

673

40.6

1,938

45.3

6,417

50.9

6,965

41.1

721

68.4

416

43.9

5-year

7,652

40.3

3,648

37.3

3,565

47.3

2,359

48.5

3,447

41.5

1,345

36.5

619

32.6

1,141

45.6

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

3,050

48.5

Barley

2,445

48.4

491

34.8

AUSTENSON CDC

80.6

799

87.1

696

73.2

54.5

3,005

66.8

1,193

59.8

2,392

41.4

1,619

64.0

867

23.0

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

Variety

IMVINCIBLE CDC CL

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

risk zone 8 average yields by variety Variety

2013 seeded acres

2014

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2015

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

UTMOST CDC

46.8

11,248

53.0

15,108

45.8

13,021

39.4

7,677

50.1

3,699

50.4

CHAMPION

VESPER

45.8

1,159

50.2

1,261

39.9

1,809

42.0

2,712

42.6

1,155

61.6

COPELAND CDC

70.9

5,554

78.0

5,125

63.0

7,580

50.9

11,116

86.0

8,128

69.1

WASKADA

41.2

3,159

56.1

5,787

37.0

4,104

34.9

4,936

43.0

2,281

38.1

METCALFE AC

60.6

22,014

68.8

11,180

55.5

9,658

51.1

8,105

64.2

6,603

51.4

W1876 AAC

41.4

6,274

40.8

2,345

43.2

SYNERGY AAC

73.5

941

67.6

1,685

76.7

Canola

5602HR

46.8

3,020

52.5

1,955

38.9

1,359

42.3

1,278

46.0

574

56.7

L130

38.9

24,442

43.6

35,994

40.0

18,951

33.6

3,282

43.7

5,014

25.8

52.7

14,059

52.8

7,627

48.8

5,702

44.0

6,875

67.0

1,456

39.8

L140P

40.0

4,729

44.9

19,598

38.1

59,919

51.4

87,957

32.4

54.5

L150

44.4

52,214

46.6

12,783

37.1

5,661

43.0

3,062

45.2

1,440

32.1

48.9

L159

35.2

15,515

42.2

4,782

22.2

8,646

32.1

840

12.3

Canary Seed

L230

26.6

1,425

26.6

CANTATE

1,669

L233P

33.2

40,211

33.2

42.9

26,286

42.7

66,921

41.8

93,681

50.8

61,331

32.1

Wheat - Winter BUTEO CDC EMERSON MOATS

56.5 62.5

1572

. .

1,480

. .

1,261

. .

797

. .

966

2,386 .

685

48.9 .

1,678

5,804 1,179

1,717

62.8 78.0

2,008

9,598 1,350

1,325

COMMON

1082

750

1,226

568

1,206

450

813

743

1,221

439

714

L252

KEET

1638

4,309

1,936

3,792

1,338

4,271

1,728

3,567

1,872

7,171

1,446

L261

41.2

7,206

37.2

3,562

38.6

6,341

49.2

1,539

33.2

Coriander

2000 CS

27.0

2,013

27.0

LARGE SEED

3154S D

34.0

5,490

45.3

3,906

18.2

4157SY

32.3

1,105

41.8

2,310

27.7

45CS40

25.2

880

25.2

45H29

39.7

15,966

47.3

21,423

36.8

12,013

37.1

3,325

35.7

530

16.5

45H33

41.0

3,141

38.5

4,984

46.8

1,865

29.8

45M35

28.8

8,735

28.8

45S54

43.0

11,950

50.1

3,564

38.6

11,337

37.2

6,433

44.7

878

27.6

45S56

42.1

1,199

46.1

465

31.6

46H75

38.6

727

32.5

4,623

40.7

3,815

34.0

1,087

55.0

645

30.3

46M34

32.1

5,132

51.3

13,198

24.6

530PV G

32.6

801

33.9

1,120

34.6

501

26.1

1155

683

1,325

1,246

1,038

2,297

1,098

543

1,404

855

1,193

Fababeans TABOAR

1349

955

1,349

Hemp Grain X59

933

490

1,204

500

666

Lentils - Large Green IMPOWER CDC CL

1252

767

1,160

600

1,510

573

1,109

IMPROVE CDC

1197

684

1,279

498

999

988

1,129

1,213

1,287

LAIRD

633

592

633

average yields by risk zone

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

Variety

average yields by risk zone

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year

2013 seeded acres

2014

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2015

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

5-year

yield (bu./acre)

Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

2013 seeded acres

2014

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2015

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

533PV G

22.8

483

34.9

1,452

18.8

V14-1 VICTORY

24.4

1,068

24.4

540PV G

26.8

7,773

26.8

1012 RR

36.8

9,319

40.0

11,509

31.6

5,155

39.5

2,382

47.0

545

22.0

5440 INVIGOR

43.0

48,331

49.1

50,070

41.4

20,786

34.8

7,810

44.2

4,341

32.5

1020 RR

15.9

880

15.9

5525 CL

28.0

1,451

36.7

3,490

25.6

625

20.7

1022 RR

32.4

3,858

35.0

807

19.8

5545 CL

26.2

411

26.2

2022 CL

18.5

630

18.5

560 PV GM

10.4

1,060

10.4

Mustard - Yellow

590 GCS PV

26.4

1,647

26.4

ANDANTE

18.5

2,282

22.1

899

9.2

6060

40.4

7,705

49.2

2,773

27.6

2,067

30.7

735

36.7

743

27.7

Oats

6074 RR

36.5

672

47.6

1,429

31.3

DANCER CDC

64.6

1,029

101.5

1,828

84.1

721

39.5

654

37.9

782

15.4

74-44

34.9

5,193

47.4

3,329

32.2

5,957

31.3

3,607

37.1

3,040

20.9

MINSTREL CDC

97.5

2,860

83.2

662

165.8

511

88.9

74-54 RR

32.2

3,702

34.0

3,475

30.1

1,808

38.8

848

19.1

RUFFIAN CDC

85.2

922

85.2

75-65 RR

26.8

6,589

22.1

Soybean

7565 RR

26.8

2,110

41.5

DARIO R2X

10.3

1,414

10.3

ISIS RR

18.9

2,272

11.0

1,242

36.2

4,049

18.0

BONO

54.8

800

54.8

MCLEOD R2

28.8

845

33.3

1,214

43.4

1,156

10.2

HAZLET

51.5

1,064

60.0

410

29.5

NSC-STAR CITY RR 2X (EXP114)

10.6

1,007

10.6

P002T04R

21.3

1,375

19.9

942

29.8

930

14.7

AMARILLO CDC

33.8

1,360

34.7

1,070

55.7

5,123

29.0

P005T13R

12.1

3,076

12.1

ARDILL AAC

25.5

1,511

25.5

P006T46R

15.9

755

15.9

CARNEVAL

23.0

870

23.0

S0009-M2

18.6

2,314

35.7

9,649

14.5

GOLDEN CDC

32.7

18,210

39.1

9,128

24.2

5,941

25.5

4,897

37.2

2,240

24.4

S003-L3

9.2

825

9.2

LACOMBE AAC

30.7

742

30.7

TH 33003R2Y

25.9

4,720

29.0

6,575

22.8

3,217

24.7

770

44.6

592

18.6

Fall Rye

Field Peas

MEADOW CDC

33.4

8,763

46.2

8,528

25.7

9,378

28.1

8,664

36.6

5,290

29.1

TORRO R2

9.9

833

9.9

PATRICK CDC

26.9

1,914

36.5

5,960

20.4

1,908

26.3

2,064

34.8

760

34.6

WARREN NSC RR

22.7

411

23.8

767

22.0

SAFFRON CDC

33.4

686

24.2

1,880

35.8

3,051

41.3

1,995

22.3

22-60RY

25.0

615

25.0

STRIKER CDC

35.2

4,539

46.1

5,006

28.1

3,219

32.4

1,032

36.9

942

27.2

23-10RY RR2

24.2

907

31.1

6,599

24.6

1,328

24.0

465

6.3

TREASURE CDC

39.2

755

54.7

1,065

28.3

23-11RY

16.3

635

31.6

1,244

8.6

23-60RY

15.3

2,505

15.3

470

23.0

1,915

13.5

31.0

2,796

35.7

1,737

57.2

Flax BETHUNE CDC

22.6

38,942

28.3

32,387

21.8

42,628

19.0

25,961

24.4

17,216

17.8

900Y71 RR1

BRAVO AAC

22.9

2,860

21.2

2,869

30.5

2,322

15.5

Wheat - Canada Prairie

GLAS CDC

15.0

2,770

15.0

ANDREW AC

49.2

5,220

62.7

2,570

NEELA CDC

26.7

1,259

17.6

921

44.3

2,313

24.7

PASTEUR

64.2

2,087

90.7

11,368

67.9

1,800

30.4

3,908

63.7

7,876

59.9

NULIN 50

24.4

3,346

30.6

3,413

21.6

1,805

23.0

1,585

21.6

1,228

20.8

SADASH

56.1

7,146

73.8

3,828

35.1

1,318

35.4

811

42.6

462

38.0

OMEGA

25.0

880

33.8

2,478

27.9

2,484

31.9

1,467

25.6

6,097

19.7

Wheat - Durum

PRAIRIE SAPPHIRE

17.7

430

31.8

544

17.4

795

10.2

ALLOY CDC

57.0

1,009

57.0

SANCTUARY CDC

22.7

2,422

27.2

1,611

33.5

6,048

18.0

AMBER OAC

23.1

480

23.1

SORREL CDC

25.2

18,774

29.9

27,412

24.4

36,706

23.5

15,028

31.1

15,128

19.2

BRIGADE

53.1

25,105

70.0

45,426

53.1

37,457

40.8

42,250

62.2

31,806

42.2

VIMY

16.4

7,500

21.7

3,522

12.6

8,228

14.7

1,687

15.7

1,887

10.1

COMMANDER

51.7

1,717

63.4

976

43.7

4,156

32.1

3,741

68.0

1,765

55.9

WESTLIN 71

21.8

769

20.6

534

18.6

523

30.6

479

17.4

IP Canola

ENTERPRISE

50.4

7,730

62.6

5,390

47.1

4,210

30.7

8,310

58.5

3,600

33.5

FORTITUDE CDC

45.9

4,637

28.3

4,245

47.0

8,027

55.5

L156H

42.3

8,418

47.7

4,866

38.7

4,826

39.3

3,689

44.9

1,280

24.2

KYLE

39.7

8,489

45.3

5,265

34.6

4,285

31.2

12,429

43.5

1,568

18.7

L157H

36.8

1,935

36.8

PRECISION CDC

60.9

1,130

60.9

NX4 102RR

34.0

2,190

34.0

average yields by risk zone

Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

2013 seeded acres

2014

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2015

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

5-year

yield (bu./acre)

Variety

RAYMORE AAC

41.4

3,668

40.1

2,124

42.6

820

43.6

PLATO CDC

SPITFIRE AAC

47.7

1,450

69.1

10,028

44.6

Lentil - Other

STRONGFIELD

49.5

167,434

61.7

80,624

42.5

85,483

31.5

46,760

53.4

17,995

42.2

ESTON

TRANSCEND

47.6

3,678

64.3

11,354

41.9

20,162

35.2

52,147

60.1

57,844

40.7

VERONA CDC

52.0

44,654

65.8

43,029

48.3

48,537

39.5

40,361

59.7

22,421

44.7

VIVID CDC

45.0

756

26.7

1,388

55.0

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

2013 seeded acres

2014

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2015

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

1437

2,799

1,744

3,222

1,283

2,851

1,420

1,353

1,254

1,888

1,411

1537

4,340

1,695

1,336

1,027

10,535

1,261

9,805

1,929

2,951

1,213

IMVINCIBLE CDC CL

1437

32,724

1,861

24,007

816

25,408

1,404

33,924

1,556

39,222

1,378

KERMIT CDC

1356

500

1,817

2,257

1,252

PERIDOT CDC CL

785

636

842

924

734

1,220

794

QG-2 CDC

1349

1,031

1,519

2,185

1,268

1528

9,399

1,825

3,473

992

2,676

1,246

3,085

1,561

5,920

1,475

BRANDON AAC

55.3

1,918

51.0

10,629

56.1

VICEROY CDC

CARBERRY

41.7

718

52.4

1,707

35.7

1,295

43.1

1,501

42.3

Lentils - Red

CARDALE

43.3

849

40.1

2,776

37.4

3,666

45.8

9,049

44.4

DAZIL CDC

1799

10,041

2,127

11,998

1,640

29,117

1,777

51,658

2,059

20,887

1,122

FALLER

62.6

2,260

62.6

IMAX CL CDC

1431

9,020

1,808

6,932

1,124

8,536

1,451

18,945

1,314

8,826

1,519

GLENN

47.4

8,486

59.5

2,642

45.2

2,938

21.8

4,502

48.3

1,705

32.0

IMPACT CDC

1603

1,819

1,989

605

864

3,085

1,510

1,790

2,105

2,135

1,195

GO CDC

46.1

1,403

67.5

2,953

49.6

1,762

34.1

1,120

47.3

1,191

28.5

IMPERIAL CDC

915

1,270

1,753

535

547

1,259

626

1,927

646

420

937

LILLIAN

38.6

34,355

46.6

17,163

31.2

7,039

24.1

4,939

35.9

2,683

27.4

IMPULSE

1565

1,522

1,878

11,708

1,523 1,493

MCKENZIE

41.8

6,635

49.9

4,578

36.9

4,940

35.3

2,502

46.2

1,261

34.0

KING

1532

500

1,883

1,863

1,618

2,592

1,991

6,506

1,338

6,208

MORRIS CDC VR

42.8

891

39.8

1,109

47.1

900

40.4

KR-2 CDC

1717

460

467

2,775

1,953

495

1,561

PLENTIFUL CDC

43.1

1,896

41.4

7,808

43.5

MAXIM CDC

1459

14,824

1,960

21,132

1,157

32,536

1,501

51,381

1,475

19,156

1,287

PREVAIL VB AAC

32.0

1,381

32.0

PROCLAIM CDC

1506

1,085

1,973

6,135

1,424

SHAW

40.0

9,086

51.4

9,228

39.5

13,591

29.7

5,186

42.1

6,326

45.1

STANLEY CDC

37.1

743

37.6

2,486

32.1

1,258

32.3

1,450

46.0

1,023

42.2

TITANIUM VB CDC

47.1

499

56.9

1,729

44.3

UNITY

43.9

11,732

58.0

6,311

27.0

5,854

37.1

3,120

41.9

1,643

36.3

UTMOST CDC

47.6

3,492

58.3

1,577

40.5

1,963

36.3

2,116

45.8

WASKADA

40.8

633

47.7

2,565

43.4

783

26.9

Wheat - Winter EMERSON

38.4

1,177

38.4

MOATS

51.3

614

50.4

1,427

37.6

2,597

75.5

3,112

37.6

Canary Seed CALVI CDC

1215

1,287

1,806

2,219

871

CANTATE

1477

12,903

1,947

15,242

1,519

26,301

1,076

15,903

1,951

18,225

1,272

KEET

1232

5,053

1,462

8,151

1,391

8,106

688

8,833

1,706

5,430

820

TOGO CDC

1091

6,356

1,316

7,258

933

6,061

963

2,356

1,464

2,101

910

Chickpea - Large Kabuli LEADER CDC

2253

1,822

2,253

Fababeans FB9-4

1942

473

4,001

1,287

1,184

Lentils - Large Green GREENLAND CDC

1334

13,017

1,726

8,154

972

7,558

1,274

8,544

1,292

8,880

1,177

GREENSTAR CDC

1325

728

1,138

1,931

1,607

3,375

1,442

10,205

1,246

IMPOWER CDC CL

1499

10,705

1,731

7,415

1,442

12,952

1,550

23,486

1,594

17,068

1,208

IMPROVE CDC

1179

8,363

1,261

9,207

1,365

9,090

1,173

19,243

1,290

15,731

895

LAIRD

1133

2,388

1,367

2,435

1,486

5,873

1,321

5,238

670

4,873

1,113

risk zone 9 average yields by variety 5-year Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

2013 seeded acres

2014

2015

2016

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

Barley COPELAND CDC

58.3

1,050

52.5

1,523

56.2

1,025

32.8

2,230

60.7

4,476

65.0

COWBOY CDC

46.4

1,128

43.0

780

36.8

1,623

52.2

450

50.7

MAVERICK CDC

41.7

1,603

41.7

XENA

60.6

558

59.6

1,161

61.2

L140P

37.2

742

43.3

5,184

36.9

10,130

53.2

34,539

32.5

L230

26.8

3,112

26.8

L233P

32.5

12,417

32.5

L252

34.0

2,808

36.6

6,014

31.7

4,295

45.7

6,278

27.1

45M35

33.0

3,923

33.0

500 VT

32.2

2,190

32.8

1,295

33.6

527

26.4

75-45 RR

17.6

415

17.6

75-65 RR

34.0

2,745

29.6

7565 RR

34.0

1,690

41.3

26.2

1,825

26.2

Canola

Field Peas AMARILLO CDC

average yields by risk zone

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year

2013

2014

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

GOLDEN CDC

33.7

15,068

MEADOW CDC

33.3

12,741

SAFFRON CDC

28.0

SAGE CDC

35.5

Variety

2015

2016

2017

5-year

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

38.5

8,343

31.3

1,216

18.4

5,380

29.0

1,468

26.4

42.2

10,198

30.7

5,271

22.6

5,640

33.0

4,921

27.5

698

28.0

Lentils - Other

1,576

40.5

415

19.0

988

34.4

Flax

2013

2014

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

IMPOWER CDC CL

1149

5,080

1,574

IMPROVE CDC

1329

1,357

1,722

IMVINCIBLE CDC CL

1634

7,974

INDIANHEAD

395

1259

Variety

2015

2016

2017

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

3,861

899

4,599

1,173

5,436

750

3,840

1,376

1,880

1,559

1,600

1,323

865

694

895

880

1,920

2,293

1,592

4,170

1,221

6,000

1,858

7,635

1,398

450

395

2,611

1,521

2,764

880

1,232

1,550

1,371

5,083

27.8

3,740

24.5

2,531

20.3

540

23.4

508

21.0

VICEROY CDC

SORREL CDC

21.5

3,579

23.9

6,509

21.9

6,745

22.2

3,837

18.9

1,988

18.6

Lentils - Red DAZIL CDC

1310

1,699

2,024

5,128

1,680

4,894

1,442

12,748

977

8,089

L157H

41.4

732

41.4

IMPULSE

1102

3,863

1,102

V12-1 VICTORY

35.8

2,697

40.9

1,345

39.1

1,556

30.8

2,015

30.6

MAXIM CDC

1508

20,845

2,123

27,694

1,484

22,372

1,290

22,599

1,202

15,497

1,486

16.6

555

15.7

894

15.9

845

17.2

2,097

16.1

780

18.6

21.4

815

40.0

2,157

14.3

34.0

5,905

47.6

6,202

34.5

2,298

16.1

1,679

16.4

1,360

25.2

ANDANTE

Soybean WARREN NSC RR

Wheat - Canada Prairie ANDREW AC

risk zone 10 average yields by variety 5-year Variety

Wheat - Durum

2013

2014

2015

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre) 63.1

BRIGADE

43.7

5,815

58.4

16,335

45.4

13,073

32.1

8,113

49.7

6,064

42.3

Barley

EUROSTAR

43.4

1,075

53.5

2,305

41.6

5,128

35.3

8,728

50.0

10,762

41.3

AUSTENSON CDC

73.5

1,755

85.0

2,151

64.7

2,207

77.3

928

CHAMPION

52.6

710

56.1

1,207

45.0

501

65.9

COPELAND CDC

59.9

4,229

68.3

2,428

59.1

3,993

42.5

4,683

74.0

5,669

54.6

MAVERICK CDC

42.8

475

42.8

METCALFE AC

50.1

2,880

54.2

2,011

60.8

2,809

39.5

1,030

42.0

1,699

52.8

FORTITUDE CDC

47.0

1,198

28.0

2,515

60.5

2,109

41.8

SPITFIRE AAC

39.5

STRONGFIELD

45.6

56,422

52.5

41,468

46.1

36,335

31.2

1,609

39.5

17,758

53.9

6,126

38.6

TRANSCEND

42.6

720

53.6

7,224

52.5

20,970

31.0

21,917

56.9

35,453

38.5

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

Canola L130

36.4

4,575

38.4

4,915

39.5

2,044

32.1

700

42.1

920

14.0

L140P

36.0

2,562

41.4

18,908

31.2

23,320

53.6

75,387

31.6

L230

27.5

760

27.5

L233P

31.9

9,886

31.9

BRANDON AAC

48.8

3,278

48.8

LILLIAN

39.5

16,628

46.1

7,918

35.5

5,404

33.2

3,182

28.2

1,455

34.1

MCKENZIE

28.1

1,192

31.4

1,892

26.4

785

24.4

985

30.2

L252

36.1

4,159

42.5

7,690

34.0

6,683

44.2

6,968

26.7

MORRIS CDC VR

33.1

932

21.6

917

44.9

74-44

37.5

2,014

39.8

3,259

36.4

500

35.1

MUCHMORE

49.1

614

49.1

75-65 RR

33.6

5,930

32.3

PLENTIFUL CDC

48.9

1,045

60.1

2,774

44.7

7565 RR

33.6

913

32.6

1,254

40.7

SHAW

39.9

2,721

49.4

1,034

50.4

1,399

20.5

1,250

32.3

DAKOTA

38.6

4,170

35.9

3,011

31.8

460

33.7

2,396

48.4

905

50.4

STANLEY CDC

39.1

1,285

40.4

5,186

36.1

2,577

27.9

2,033

54.9

6,216

40.9

HAZLET

48.0

2,632

43.3

1,903

42.0

3,657

35.9

7,800

54.5

1,572

58.8

TITANIUM VB CDC

45.1

443

47.9

463

42.4

Field Peas

UNITY

37.6

6,498

42.4

8,783

37.6

6,253

28.3

4,333

42.3

3,747

39.4

34.5

UTMOST CDC

34.5

1,280

39.5

1,253

42.6

2,150

32.1

967

40.0

1,368

22.5

WASKADA

30.4

3,737

31.0

4,113

32.6

2,533

26.1

3,012

31.3

1,017

27.0

Fall Rye

ACER

30.2

3,530

43.5

5,657

31.6

4,413

20.5

2,400

20.3

2,839

AMARILLO CDC

33.5

790

38.8

2,323

25.4

1,960

43.3

2,539

31.9

BRONCO CDC

39.6

4,224

44.1

2,883

39.4

681

22.7

1,962

35.9

DAKOTA CDC

23.6

670

23.6

Chickpea - Large Kabuli

GOLDEN CDC

35.1

37,115

40.9

16,384

34.0

12,191

21.2

7,016

36.5

6,510

29.2

LEADER CDC

1144

1,153

2,114

2,311

346

2,658

1,415

MEADOW CDC

37.7

65,674

48.8

53,516

35.8

39,110

26.0

31,527

38.7

30,576

31.2

ORION CDC

1497

3,731

2,125

3,080

2,083

4,619

631

1,926

1,420

MOSAIC CDC

35.6

1,473

35.6

SAFFRON CDC

34.7

1,476

21.9

2,850

43.2

2,460

32.5

STRIKER CDC

33.5

970

41.0

2,095

42.1

456

17.1

1,061

16.8

BETHUNE CDC

24.0

2,122

29.8

2,781

25.4

3,813

19.3

539

27.6

1,492

24.1

PRAIRIE SAPPHIRE

21.1

881

29.0

2,425

24.0

2,022

15.2

783

17.9

974

21.6

Lentils - Large Green GREENLAND CDC

1224

13,299

1,691

15,017

1,164

17,724

1,237

15,823

763

13,440

1,354

GREENSTAR CDC

1312

3,424

946

11,458

1,422

Flax

average yields by risk zone

24.8

Mustard - Yellow

yield (bu./acre)

BETHUNE CDC

IP Canola/Rapeseed

average yields by risk zone

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

5-year

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

24.0

1,350

29.6

2,607

28.1

2,022

14.7

2,354

24.2

Lentils - Large Green

18.7

1,520

23.4

2,353

18.9

2,529

18.7

1,160

23.5

3,117

14.6

SORREL CDC

Mustard - Brown CENTENNIAL BROWN

Mustard - Oriental

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

GREENLAND CDC

1484

35,604

1,894

31,859

1,598

25,461

1,202

27,995

1,168

23,894

1,391

GREENSTAR CDC

1248

2,325

1,135

5,896

1,182

12,602

1,301

IMPOWER CDC CL

1409

10,596

1,711

10,415

1,834

5,858

1,157

9,407

1,100

13,491

1,164

Variety

24.8

1,015

29.4

788

36.4

2,227

20.3

3,612

30.3

5,578

20.5

IMPROVE CDC

1521

2,077

1,949

1,900

1,810

3,305

1,294

1,513

1,157

1,210

1,411

FORGE

16.7

1,135

16.7

LAIRD

1332

2,325

1,510

1,590

1,490

1,559

908

1620

12,528

2,172

8,208

1,700

9,581

1,146

12,297

1,484

10,321

1,495

Lentils - Other

ANDANTE

16.8

3,871

18.0

6,028

16.5

4,655

13.7

4,945

23.1

4,777

12.7

IMVINCIBLE CDC CL

COMMON

17.0

622

20.7

400

11.2

Lentils - Red DAZIL CDC

1338

6,240

2,141

27,749

1,845

37,756

1,270

62,755

1,060

27,905

1,371

7.0

460

7.0

IMAX CL CDC

1433

3,076

2,637

11,569

1,795

11,930

1,129

7,388

981

9,991

1,338

IMPULSE

1477

3,704

1,477

Soybean ISIS RR ALLOY CDC

40.5

480

40.5

MAXIM CDC

1605

66,880

2,189

68,459

1,867

81,559

1,208

106,444

1,495

106,025

1,481

AVONLEA AC

42.3

23,893

48.2

13,002

40.3

6,709

27.7

4,135

40.6

612

28.4

PROCLAIM CDC

1942

605

2,061

2,094

1,907

BRIGADE

44.5

12,122

53.3

24,973

44.2

44,327

35.9

36,461

50.6

30,108

46.4

CURRENT AAC

43.3

2,976

32.6

3,232

53.3

3,682

43.3

ENTERPRISE

42.9

9,142

47.2

2,190

43.0

4,708

33.0

5,407

49.3

2,583

31.7

EUROSTAR

43.0

1,571

58.8

4,070

48.5

7,047

33.5

16,225

48.7

16,031

38.4

FORTITUDE CDC

44.1

1,204

47.0

4,388

28.6

8,492

53.9

11,611

42.4

KYLE

23.2

2,922

28.8

492

14.5

1,151

12.4

1,305

23.9

599

22.0

MARCHWELL AAC

44.1

3,616

44.1

NAVIGATOR AC

47.0

36,067

54.5

26,557

44.6

22,008

35.8

17,298

52.6

15,362

43.1

PRECISION CDC

48.6

3,660

48.6

Variety

RAYMORE AAC

38.3

9,089

30.2

13,995

44.1

5,725

37.0

SPITFIRE AAC

47.9

744

54.1

4,142

46.8

Barley

STRONGFIELD

43.0

162,319

48.7

103,221

41.5

99,187

31.5

56,904

48.4

38,275

44.7

TRANSCEND

45.4

3,148

53.6

20,670

49.3

54,934

35.0

90,722

52.7

130,000

43.9

VERONA CDC

44.6

69,631

50.9

50,671

41.9

35,725

34.4

25,278

48.1

7,007

40.2

VIVID CDC

32.8

1,455

32.8

Wheat - Hard Red Spring BRANDON AAC

43.5

6,156

43.5

CARBERRY

29.9

430

12.3

671

41.2

CARDALE

37.7

600

37.7

ELIE AAC

47.8

455

47.8

GLENN

39.4

3,936

46.9

2,956

36.2

3,428

39.7

694

44.8

3,514

32.3

LILLIAN

39.1

37,852

42.2

20,490

39.6

9,270

31.4

4,097

30.7

2,648

29.8

MUCHMORE

42.5

2,868

39.7

1,227

48.0

2,361

43.0

PLENTIFUL CDC

36.1

1,309

29.9

496

45.3

4,921

36.8

SHAW

42.6

3,978

46.1

2,642

41.7

1,687

35.9

TITANIUM VB CDC

35.4

2,024

35.4

UNITY

41.0

7,837

47.2

3,510

31.6

1,769

30.0

835

42.9

4,388

41.4

UTMOST CDC

41.4

640

40.2

880

37.6

1,250

43.2

2,488

42.0

859 WR

45.3

450

45.3

40.3

723

40.3

Wheat - Winter Canary Seed CANTATE

1235

860

1,041

1,368

1,356

KEET

1296

1,387

1,541

1,901

1,321

787

721

413

1,459

Chickpea - Large Kabuli

risk zone 11 average yields by variety 5-year Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

2013 seeded acres

2014

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2015

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

AUSTENSON CDC

56.1

776

61.4

1,678

50.5

1,609

59.4

CHAMPION

55.6

4,839

76.7

3,815

29.3

2,741

55.0

3,062

53.5

922

62.1

COPELAND CDC

63.9

11,996

77.7

11,047

39.0

14,579

58.6

14,103

73.1

13,397

68.0

LEGACY

66.3

3,500

83.1

1,241

37.5

2,301

55.0

1,913

69.2

1,407

64.6

MAVERICK CDC

29.8

506

29.8

MCGUIRE CDC

44.5

906

38.0

470

49.7

672

49.5

METCALFE AC

62.1

19,225

67.9

9,984

41.3

16,471

59.3

17,591

61.1

17,762

70.9

NEWDALE

74.8

2,700

85.6

1,865

62.4

444

55.3

420

80.5

SYNERGY AAC

80.8

916

92.8

641

63.7

XENA

64.4

668

25.3

834

95.7

L130

37.4

24,041

43.2

27,791

29.8

16,359

40.4

15,099

39.2

2,077

36.0

L140P

42.5

3,028

37.7

7,633

44.8

24,795

45.3

27,564

39.8

L230

37.8

8,464

37.8

L233P

45.1

20,716

45.1

L241C

28.3

620

28.3

L252

40.4

11,259

32.3

48,714

41.8

69,023

43.5

70,263

37.7

L261

34.8

3,959

22.7

2,142

44.4

1,143

44.1

2,252

42.1

1990 CANTERRA

35.6

1,390

35.7

2,648

32.7

4,334

35.6

2,705

37.3

835

38.9

200PV CL

41.9

896

44.7

2,305

40.8

2000 CS

37.4

1,414

37.8

2,579

37.2

2100 CS

37.5

1,041

37.5

3154S D

45.8

1,233

46.4

1,235

38.1

2,823

48.7

3,051

53.1

4,405

40.8

3155C D

36.3

3,257

38.9

2,422

32.9

1,221

36.1

4157SY

42.9

569

42.6

1,044

46.0

456

36.5

Canola

LEADER CDC

1808

1,454

2,352

470

970

432

1,259

510

1,490

45A56

39.8

578

39.8

ORION CDC

1936

1,535

2,789

833

1,634

678

439

1,708

1,909

45CS40

39.9

12,163

39.9

45H29

34.7

19,162

42.5

17,132

26.4

10,211

33.6

1,234

36.2

1,482

35.6

average yields by risk zone

Wheat - Durum

MOATS

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

CUTLASS

Mustard - Yellow

average yields by risk zone

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year

2014

2015

2016

2017

5-year

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

45H33

40.4

7,926

40.8

15,054

41.8

9,750

45M35

44.6

9,909

46H75

36.8

439

42.9

1,547

28.1

2,618

34.6

2,270

44.8

530 VT

38.0

2,092

31.3

3,555

37.1

3,998

530PV G

34.0

2,741

32.7

533PV G

40.3

540PV G

37.0

5440 INVIGOR

37.6

22,022

43.1

28,894

31.3

5525 CL

25.1

1,121

32.7

2,101

27.6

5545 CL

31.6

581 PV GC

24.6

590 GCS PV

36.2

Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

37.8

1020 RR

37.8

2,692

44.6

1022 RR

36.2

6,718

2,941

36.1

2020 CL

34.7

526

30.6

43.8

1,785

34.4

2022 CL

32.1

1,413

39.1

1,380

31.3

Mustard - Yellow

9,802

43.0

4,065

33.6

ANDANTE

15.8

753

16.2

1,308

13.3

1,846

44.4

10,515

35.7

Oats

25,458

40.2

9,997

39.5

7,850

34.0

BETANIA SW

88.2

3,411

105.3

1,825

3,504

21.2

CAMDEN CS

93.2

400

31.6

DANCER CDC

82.7

22,498

97.3

1,027

24.6

DERBY

73.4

11,037

1,968

36.2

LEGGETT

86.7

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

37.3

6,193

38.0

40.6

10,599

33.4

2,243

38.8

4,687

33.2

946

27.9

1,703

34.3

1,541

18.4

1,246

15.1

77.9

1,173

87.7

601

71.8

1,404

67.5

955

90.4

1,126

98.0

3,240

92.4

9,270

78.2

20,807

71.2

8,005

86.5

9,326

74.3

82.3

5,186

63.1

5,120

64.8

3,013

69.9

3,356

76.0

8,086

99.8

4,414

61.4

2,752

90.1

2,409

91.0

1,871

79.0 88.5

6060

34.8

9,308

40.2

9,149

30.0

5,221

35.5

2,020

30.5

655

33.3

MINSTREL CDC

93.4

431

123.3

1,091

82.7

696

94.7

985

98.2

1,398

6074 RR

38.2

671

38.6

7,025

42.0

13,192

36.2

MORGAN AC

83.6

5,124

104.9

2,029

83.4

3,374

59.8

2,918

69.6

1,211

93.6

73-75 RR

34.0

10,973

37.4

3,377

27.1

2,138

30.4

1,202

32.3

626

28.0

RONALD

90.6

444

93.0

701

86.7

788

91.0

589

93.2

74-44

35.2

11,006

38.8

13,529

28.7

26,329

36.5

10,121

39.2

11,542

32.9

RUFFIAN CDC

84.3

627

96.4

1,511

79.3

74-55 RR

33.9

1,046

23.0

971

45.8

SEABISCUIT CDC

93.6

453

93.6

75-45

41.2

682

40.2

SO-I CDC

84.7

796

84.1

598

96.7

669

74.7

75-45 RR

41.2

3,746

41.4

SOURIS

83.0

3,016

100.4

2,553

80.1

3,269

84.7

3,664

80.6

4,503

73.8

75-65 RR

37.0

10,608

36.5

SUMMIT

85.6

632

81.2

863

87.7

3,155

88.8

2,975

92.8

5,041

79.5

7565 RR

37.0

2,917

39.0

TRIACTOR

100.0

5,986

113.6

1,835

72.3

4,708

93.8

1,484

82.0

3,370

107.4

9562 VR GC

37.0

1,667

41.1

2,431

35.9

1,272

33.6

WEAVER CDC

91.0

3,141

102.1

877

68.5

1,034

75.3

530

96.9

436

85.8

AKRAS R2

15.3

691

15.3

DARIO R2X

21.0

1,042

21.0

Fall Rye HAZLET

Soybean 47.0

627

39.9

475

45.5

710

55.7

496

44.8

Field Peas AGASSIZ

42.0

858

45.9

1,772

37.3

1,331

49.9

2,818

41.9

825

35.8

ISIS RR

18.8

3,609

18.8

AMARILLO CDC

40.1

2,459

44.3

9,254

38.9

MAHONY R2

16.6

965

16.6

GOLDEN CDC

31.7

9,631

37.5

4,854

20.2

2,616

27.1

2,232

36.6

1,374

31.7

NOTUS R2

25.0

862

25.0

LACOMBE AAC

44.2

680

44.2

LIMERICK CDC

32.9

1,572

30.0

860

38.0

NSC-STAR CITY RR 2X (EXP114)

19.5

856

19.5

MEADOW CDC

38.4

12,748

45.1

13,915

29.8

10,023

41.3

12,790

38.5

10,921

38.8

P002T04R

18.6

2,186

18.6

PATRICK CDC

28.3

3,839

35.4

6,274

20.6

3,323

31.8

3,194

31.1

479

29.6

P005T13R

20.7

1,216

20.7

RAEZER CDC

35.5

992

37.6

1,961

33.2

1,839

36.7

P006T46R

23.0

490

23.0

34.9

RESTON NSC RR2

15.1

856

13.5

650

17.1

STARBUCK NSC RR2X

23.7

405

23.7

S0009-M2

24.5

1,230

35.9

3,524

20.5

S003-L3

25.7

598

25.7

TH 33003R2Y

31.2

1,101

17.9

1,237

40.5

545

44.8

452

21.6

WATSON NSC RR2Y

24.5

1,971

24.5

22-60RY

17.5

667

17.5

23-11RY

24.2

536

39.8

1,318

17.9

STRIKER CDC

35.6

2,559

48.9

6,618

27.0

2,340

43.5

1,115

40.6

1,095

Flax BETHUNE CDC

24.6

17,485

30.7

14,146

17.5

14,942

24.7

10,458

24.4

7,833

23.7

BRAVO AAC

24.9

5,643

22.7

3,717

28.3

3,865

24.8

GLAS CDC

24.1

1,195

24.1

PRAIRIE SAPPHIRE

21.7

1,131

17.4

512

22.1

2,243

23.8

SORREL CDC

23.5

12,301

33.3

18,126

18.5

8,929

23.3

11,926

20.7

3,111

24.1

WESTLIN 70

24.6

1,175

15.1

1,312

22.7

1,087

38.1

496

22.0

WESTLIN 71

25.5

556

25.6

1,000

29.2

1,020

21.8

Wheat - Canada Prairie CRYSTAL AC

51.8

5,054

62.6

6,354

48.6

1,351

37.5

878

33.2

612

53.9

PASTEUR

54.2

1,087

73.7

3,300

55.0

5,640

47.4

6,841

54.5

5,391

56.7

PENHOLD AAC

47.7

2,103

39.5

3,488

52.7 51.4

Grain Corn P7005YHR (RZ 1&2)

83.9

570

83.9

30.6

556

28.0

678

32.8

IP Canola HYHEAR1

Wheat - Durum CURRENT AAC

51.4

810

STRONGFIELD

50.8

13,438

66.0

8,860

35.8

7,762

41.4

5,444

53.0

932

39.8

TRANSCEND

52.2

866

73.4

1,713

42.0

2,163

43.3

5,203

53.0

8,164

54.0

1,956

48.1

29,874

52.6

41.3

25,485

44.0

9,662

47.2

L156H

41.8

7,316

39.8

3,618

39.8

3,320

40.3

4,819

47.0

686

43.3

L157H

37.8

898

44.1

5,298

36.8

V12-1 VICTORY

39.5

10,934

43.3

7,118

33.0

3,485

38.8

6,173

42.8

4,307

36.9

V12-2 VICTORY

39.3

1,020

30.2

1,412

39.8

1,281

45.5

988

40.0

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

V14-1 VICTORY

41.2

4,925

41.2

BRANDON AAC

52.3

1012 RR

33.2

32,181

39.8

29,833

25.5

16,242

34.7

18,279

33.0

10,407

32.4

CARBERRY

45.9

22,792

58.0

23,745

40.8

25,466

average yields by risk zone

2013

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

CARDALE

45.5

1,560

49.0

7,082

41.2

9,771

45.7

16,858

46.8

ELGIN ND

53.7

447

39.0

1,343

58.6

ELIE AAC

58.6

687

41.1

5,230

56.6

9,851

60.9

FALLER

60.5

1,408

70.0

1,125

48.7

GLENN

47.7

20,938

55.5

28,735

45.0

11,396

41.6

10,616

46.5

9,520

47.4

GOODEVE AC

46.2

7,993

55.0

9,598

39.6

2,788

42.6

2,260

43.4

1,783

51.5

risk zone 12 average yields by variety 5-year Variety

IMAGINE CDC

39.4

6,987

48.8

5,132

27.8

2,293

36.4

1,976

38.1

1,488

42.1

JATHARIA VB AAC

45.8

2,391

45.8

Canola

LANDMARK CDC

51.0

944

51.0

LILLIAN

37.9

17,874

49.4

10,999

26.8

7,587

30.9

4,343

33.2

1,683

31.9

MORRIS CDC VR

41.0

1,345

44.4

1,722

35.7

1,398

44.2

PLENTIFUL CDC

43.4

2,103

39.8

7,266

44.4

7,690

43.3

PREVAIL VB AAC

50.7

1,325

50.7

SHAW

39.6

2,058

54.3

6,299

35.3

5,435

35.5

4,091

39.3

5,204

43.7

STANLEY CDC

42.9

12,625

51.8

8,030

37.1

13,190

38.2

10,117

44.6

5,904

39.9

STETTLER

43.0

612

53.2

2,690

37.0

2,369

46.0

1,472

37.8

606

60.4

TEAL CDC

29.5

687

38.6

702

21.8

495

27.8

TITANIUM VB CDC

43.7

4,742

41.5

9,385

44.9

UNITY

41.6

34,350

48.8

19,058

34.7

13,141

35.0

5,642

37.4

2,366

38.1

UTMOST CDC

43.6

7,006

52.4

13,000

40.2

22,694

42.2

15,798

41.4

13,645

47.3

VESPER

40.4

7,452

52.5

5,400

36.9

5,451

41.7

8,927

31.1

4,140

41.5

5605HR CL

41.5

1,309

36.3

2,340

44.4

859 WR

47.2

8,759

57.9

3,836

36.6

3,070

35.2

3,956

43.6

4,734

46.7

BUTEO CDC

47.7

18,849

51.0

5,459

40.2

2,740

35.3

937

62.1

1,715

46.3

EMERSON

49.8

1,431

48.6

1,375

55.1

648

41.0

MOATS

55.0

829

59.1

883

51.1

1287

540

2,039

2,286

683

2,326

1,497

2,036

1,314

3,014

1,431

L130 L140P L230 L233P L252 2000 CS 4157SY 45CS40 45H29 45H33 45H75 45M35 45S54 45S56 46H75 46M34 500 VT 540PV G 5440 INVIGOR 560 PV GM 6074 RR 74-44 75-45 RR 75-65 RR 7565 RR

650

795

650

884

784

569

2,060

661

815

642

1,823

1,378

1627

943

1,828

1,307

1,310

691

2,394

801

1,243

619

1,150

712

420

362

1283

930

805

625

1,014

1,054

1,867

1257

1,938

1,572

1,750

710

1,766

981

2,002

1,190

1,458

1,914

1550

8,700

1,797

7,225

979

9,757

1,526

26,244

1,442

18,687

1,819

Canary Seed KEET

Coriander LARGE SEED

Fababeans FB9-4

Hemp Grain X59

Lentils - Large Green IMPROVE CDC

Lentils - Other PERIDOT CDC CL

Lentils - Red MAXIM CDC

2014

2015

2016

2017

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

59.7 64.9 54.0 54.1 61.6

. 10,326 719 2,536 .

. 73.6 57.4 53.0 .

. 2,343 . 1,988 .

. 38.7 . 41.5 .

. 14,931 1,664 6,965 .

. 58.1 57.3 57.0 .

1,543 13,491 . 5,944 3,458

64.1 71.6 . 56.5 76.9

1,971 11,289 585 3,775 2,959

56.3 63.6 40.2 52.3 43.6

41.4 39.6 30.6 42.4 37.4 38.0 34.1 39.0 37.5 42.6 38.3 37.9 40.2 41.0 33.9 41.7 30.3 31.1 37.9 38.6 38.3 36.4 31.7 33.6 33.6

6,162 . . . . . . . 6,697 . . . 4,948 . 2,818 . 4,184 . 6,597 . . 5,111 . . .

46.0 . . . . . . . 41.4 . . . 42.6 . 39.5 . 34.5 . 44.4 . . 38.5 . . .

6,774 988 . . 6,865 . . . 1,552 . . . 4,762 . . . 820 . 8,137 . . 3,695 . . .

36.1 36.6 . . 29.4 . . . 34.3 . . . 36.8 . . . 24.2 . 36.8 . . 31.0 . . .

26,602 14,377 . . 6,086 . . . 1,858 1,598 . . 4,638 1,038 . . . . 9,098 . . 13,401 . . .

42.7 39.5 . . 38.8 . . . 35.8 42.8 . . 40.2 34.7 . . . . 34.8 . . 37.3 . . .

4,360 28,094 . . 19,845 418 . 2,924 . 6,147 . . 440 2,429 667 2,425 . . 4,906 . . 9,059 . . 2,520

38.7 46.1 . . 43.7 40.8 . 45.2 . 44.0 . . 36.2 47.1 29.8 44.5 . . 43.1 . . 39.2 . . 38.3

1,785 41,594 4,237 12,591 18,242 2,665 1,226 2,437 2,514 1,499 406 1,037 824 550 1,343 629 1,243 2,495 3,242 410 2,631 7,794 2,715 9,828 .

34.4 35.4 30.6 42.4 33.2 37.6 34.1 31.5 30.3 36.5 38.3 37.9 47.6 26.0 24.2 31.1 20.5 31.1 28.2 38.6 38.3 32.7 31.7 32.5 .

39.4 37.7 33.3 35.8 28.3 29.5 39.3 31.7 40.8 35.7

. . . 10,330 . . 19,082 1,580 . .

. . . 39.6 . . 45.6 42.1 . .

. . . 5,740 . . 13,795 1,348 . 505

. . . 26.8 . . 32.7 19.5 . 40.9

. 1,793 . 5,016 . 995 12,299 2,448 585 1,214

. 41.8 . 38.5 . 25.0 38.0 32.0 41.1 30.1

. 3,734 . 2,790 . 475 15,670 1,489 604 .

. 41.6 . 38.8 . 27.3 39.9 37.9 49.0 .

1,085 5,938 1,182 2,517 661 1,339 13,283 1,203 1,385 881

39.4 34.0 33.3 32.1 28.3 33.5 37.4 23.1 37.0 40.4

24.2 20.8 27.4 27.4 22.2 22.7

10,906 . . . 1,295 2,871

31.6 . . . 30.8 27.8

8,180 . . . 1,830 4,232

18.2 . . . 13.8 20.1

15,874 . . . 2,343 3,823

23.7 . . . 25.9 23.5

7,334 . . . . 1,200

22.9 . . . . 26.0

5,142 836 465 1,495 948 2,263

21.8 20.8 27.4 27.4 17.4 18.1

39.5 27.2 37.8 35.8 32.2 33.7

. . 5,849 . . 3,002

. . 40.9 . . 38.4

. . 4,818 . . 700

. . 34.9 . . 19.8

. . 5,666 . . .

. . 41.3 . . .

960 1,130 3,354 1,008 . .

39.1 27.7 43.0 37.7 . .

2,380 674 7,454 1,308 4,894 855

39.7 26.4 32.3 34.5 32.2 28.7

14.0

827

23.8

1,038

12.7

2,760

13.7

1,750

8.9

460

20.4

Field Peas

Caraway CARAWAY

2013

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

Barley AUSTENSON CDC COPELAND CDC COWBOY CDC METCALFE AC SYNERGY AAC

Wheat - Winter

ADMIRAL DS AMARILLO CDC ARDILL AAC GOLDEN CDC GREENWATER HORNET CDC MEADOW CDC PATRICK CDC SAFFRON CDC SAGE CDC

Flax BETHUNE CDC GLAS CDC NULIN 50 OMEGA PRAIRIE BLUE SORREL CDC

IP Canola L157H REDRIVER 1826 V12-1 VICTORY V12-3 VICTORY V14-1 VICTORY 1012 RR NOTES: Minimum of 400 acres and 2 producers reported. Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation does not assume responsibility for, and have not verified the accuracy of the information reported by producers. Only yields that are greater than zero are used for calculating yields by variety.

Mustard - Yellow ANDANTE

average yields by risk zone

5-year

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

5-year

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

66.2 86.5 103.0

. . .

517 . .

41.8 . .

. . .

1,061 1,160 455

78.0 86.5 103.0

14.8 21.4

. .

. 2,747

. 39.8

3,135 8,004

14.8 15.0

20.7

555

20.7

26.6 24.2 12.7 24.5 29.6 30.3 18.8 23.1

. . . . 949 . . .

. . . . 33.7 . . .

. . . . 1,006 584 . .

. . . . 25.1 34.7 . .

787 . . . 808 . . .

38.5 . . . 34.6 . . .

624 . . . . 473 446 842

35.7 . . . . 46.6 35.3 33.2

2,085 566 1,941 3,865 422 952 3,547 2,500

19.3 24.2 12.7 24.5 21.3 19.6 16.7 19.6

43.0 55.2

4,888 .

53.8 .

2,990 .

22.5 .

2,910 1,165

34.3 51.7

2,304 5,232

56.9 56.4

855 9,047

44.8 55.1

44.9 45.4 45.4 40.9

17,198 . 20,358 .

54.8 . 55.7 .

22,284 . 4,248 3,674

37.4 . 34.3 41.4

17,903 . 21,546 9,809

44.4 . 37.7 38.9

5,189 1,530 4,525 4,616

47.0 48.8 48.3 44.2

1,878 2,652 435 7,320

42.8 43.5 20.0 41.4

34.6 49.7 45.2 43.5 46.3 41.5 41.8 44.0 47.9 46.1 42.9 45.4 44.4 44.7 39.4 38.9 49.1

2,289 . 1,726 . 965 28,882 . . . 7,965 1,997 . 21,680 4,711 956 5,306 .

42.8 . 49.6 . 47.6 46.1 . . . 56.3 52.5 . 49.2 50.7 43.5 47.5 .

3,373 . 1,255 750 2,088 16,836 . . . 10,482 797 . 8,518 7,387 2,214 3,298 .

29.5 . 44.0 37.0 46.7 38.5 . . . 43.7 20.0 . 39.6 43.1 32.2 33.5 .

2,724 608 2,720 3,334 1,187 11,941 1,357 . . 8,500 1,982 . 7,209 8,204 4,333 8,085 .

30.1 33.4 37.9 40.4 43.9 36.4 34.2 . . 39.9 38.9 . 38.6 41.2 39.0 35.8 .

1,109 2,198 5,478 6,764 831 5,581 1,614 983 . 9,946 2,881 3,133 4,403 5,950 5,129 4,365 .

38.8 40.2 43.2 42.5 56.6 38.8 37.6 40.8 . 46.7 43.0 47.8 38.1 45.9 42.6 38.0 .

1,911 17,166 7,690 11,416 621 975 4,897 5,073 725 10,503 2,177 3,573 3,054 4,593 571 2,881 500

37.5 51.5 48.4 45.4 33.2 34.1 45.2 44.6 47.9 45.4 45.9 43.3 46.6 45.5 35.4 39.2 49.1

41.3 43.0

. .

1,545 741

41.3 43.0

1177

910

1,177

985 1133

579 2,701

1,470 1,131

1,025 .

591 .

1,311 980

1,190 1,371

1,981 .

739 .

1,023 1,977

1,321 1,019

1096 1402 1336

438 . 3,750

1,825 . 1,279

. . .

. . 2,218

. . 1,111

. . .

415 966 2,985

326 1,402 1,578

1049 1219 1241 1043

. 1,740 2,601 .

. 1,642 1,757 .

. 5,877 885 .

. 1,254 844 .

. 4,284 1,808 2,057

. 1,764 1,221 1,171

. 8,438 1,952 .

. 686 761 .

730 3,732 951 1,410

1,049 1,550 1,226 858

Oats

average yields by risk zone

Soybean GENERAL ISIS RR NSC-STAR CITY RR 2X (EXP114) P002T04R P006T46R S00-W3 RR1 S0009-M2 TH 32004R2Y TH 33003R2Y 22-60RY 23-11RY

Wheat - Canada Prairie ANDREW AC PASTEUR

Wheat - Durum BRIGADE FORTITUDE CDC STRONGFIELD TRANSCEND

Wheat - Hard Red Spring BARRIE AC BRANDON AAC CARBERRY CARDALE GLENN LILLIAN MORRIS CDC VR PLENTIFUL CDC PREVAIL VB AAC SHAW STANLEY CDC TITANIUM VB CDC UNITY UTMOST CDC VESPER WASKADA 5605HR CL

Wheat - Winter EMERSON MOATS

Canary Seed KEET

Lentils - Large Green GREENLAND CDC IMPOWER CDC CL

Lentils - Other ESTON IBERINA CDC IMVINCIBLE CDC CL

Lentils - Red CRIMSON DAZIL CDC IMAX CL CDC IMPACT CDC

Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

1431 1459 1127

36,701 . .

2,013 . .

38,649 . .

1,204 . .

77,812 . .

1,653 . .

90,318 . .

1,049 . .

62,943 3,149 840

1,506 1,459 1,127

MAXIM CDC PROCLAIM CDC REDBERRY CDC

risk zone 13 average yields by variety 5-year Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

60.2 66.0 58.0

2,766 . .

63.4 . .

2,709 . .

52.1 . .

3,392 . .

60.3 . .

4,542 . 620

72.1 . 82.8

7,389 620 1,165

54.4 66.0 44.8

35.8 38.4 29.6 35.5 35.4 31.3 25.0 27.6 24.5

2,005 . . . . . . . .

40.1 . . . . . . . .

2,133 . . 618 2,701 . . . .

37.8 . . 51.9 34.7 . . . .

2,773 4,143 . 1,900 765 . . . .

33.9 36.6 . 34.8 38.6 . . . .

970 10,636 . 3,841 1,089 565 . . .

43.7 52.6 . 47.5 44.4 48.6 . . .

1,705 14,919 5,339 5,781 703 3,375 2,347 455 3,259

26.7 28.8 29.6 26.0 20.9 28.3 25.0 27.6 24.5

31.5 41.6 31.2 36.5

. . 8,155 13,876

. . 35.6 42.1

. . 4,799 11,306

. . 26.3 34.2

. . 3,744 7,888

. . 28.6 32.7

. . 1,513 7,083

. . 34.5 40.1

1,660 600 1,920 8,813

31.5 41.6 27.2 30.9

24.3 21.3 23.7

609 . 726

24.2 . 24.8

882 . 1,863

19.2 . 24.6

2,021 . 2,149

24.9 . 24.7

1,729 . 440

28.4 . 28.8

1,134 2,118 1,895

21.2 21.3 20.0

32.8 35.5 31.8

. 2,720 .

. 36.1 .

. 432 .

. 44.0 .

. . .

. 451 .

. 52.6 .

600 1,588 410

32.8 27.5 31.8

51.4

801

56.6

1,254

48.1

39.1 46.3 49.3 49.6 39.3 45.4 39.3

2,067 . . . 26,751 . 25,199

57.0 . . . 46.6 . 45.3

5,990 . . . 26,312 2,035 27,196

39.4 . . . 38.3 48.2 34.8

9,923 . . . 20,284 5,070 15,432

36.3 . . . 31.0 37.5 34.1

7,805 1,155 10,079 . 8,129 21,170 8,784

37.9 50.0 55.9 . 39.4 51.8 45.6

1,649 1,078 7,057 1,952 1,154 14,532 465

37.6 42.3 39.9 49.6 36.6 38.5 30.4

32.2 45.3 47.0 47.2 33.4 38.4 35.5 22.6

1,762 . 3,825 . . 3,347 14,095 1,282

39.8 . 52.1 . . 42.9 39.8 24.6

744 . 704 4,858 . 2,441 11,665 1,386

17.3 . 44.9 54.6 . 26.0 31.3 18.9

. . . 6,650 . 2,849 4,146 1,984

. . . 49.1 . 37.8 32.3 25.5

735 . 633 1,541 . 928 1,918 1,951

27.2 . 40.4 43.7 . 44.6 34.8 21.2

772 10,031 3,075 7,650 972 1,537 1,912 1,280

33.7 45.3 42.5 41.5 33.4 45.7 36.8 22.6

Barley COPELAND CDC PLATINUMSTAR CDC SYNERGY AAC

Canola L130 L140P L233P L252 1990 CANTERRA 46M34 540PV G 75-45 RR 75-65 RR

Field Peas AMARILLO CDC ARDILL AAC GOLDEN CDC MEADOW CDC

Flax BETHUNE CDC NEELA CDC SORREL CDC

IP Canola L157H V12-1 VICTORY V14-1 VICTORY

Wheat - Canada Prairie ANDREW AC

Wheat - Durum BRIGADE EUROSTAR FORTITUDE CDC SPITFIRE AAC STRONGFIELD TRANSCEND VERONA CDC

Wheat - Hard Red Spring BARRIE AC BRANDON AAC CARBERRY CARDALE JATHARIA VB AAC KANE LILLIAN MCKENZIE

average yields by risk zone

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

DERBY MINSTREL CDC SOURIS

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year Variety MORRIS CDC VR PLENTIFUL CDC SHAW STANLEY CDC TITANIUM VB CDC UTMOST CDC VESPER

2013

2014

2015

2016

5-year

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

47.4 44.2 44.4 34.8 43.5 44.5 38.8

. . 5,305 . . 2,785 2,943

. . 51.5 . . 52.7 43.6

. . 1,353 . . 1,404 8,427

. . 31.0 . . 38.6 35.4

. 2,353 1,824 . . . 7,003

. 47.1 41.1 . . . 40.7

. 1,209 1,675 . 1,500 . 4,803

. 52.5 42.5 . 51.0 . 42.5

2,213 1,799 1,225 775 2,470 1,350 5,892

47.4 34.8 36.0 34.8 38.9 33.6 36.0

2100 CS

43.3

1,248

43.3

2200CS CL

47.2

635

47.2

3155C D

42.4

3,105

42.2

6,519

42.6

1,989

41.9

4166SY

54.0

1,055

54.0

45CS40

50.2

3,400

50.2

45H29

41.5

13,997

44.3

12,052

35.8

6,958

44.9

2,090

45.2

1,289

41.3

45H31

40.3

8,452

44.2

20,176

33.8

14,272

42.5

5,613

46.0

3,328

50.8

45H33

44.7

5,594

45.5

17,763

43.3

18,424

45.9

45M35

51.0

5,756

51.0

45S56

43.3

492

34.5

792

43.6

603

49.9

46H75

44.6

4,790

51.1

3,444

38.7

3,509

43.2

5,541

43.5

2,483

44.4

46M34

49.7

4,139

51.1

787

42.6

500 VT

36.8

30,703

40.2

19,265

32.8

8,356

34.9

3,601

34.3

1,168

36.5

530 VT

38.0

14,025

34.0

7,648

39.5

5,252

42.3

3,281

44.8

530PV G

42.6

5,299

40.7

3,511

47.3

3,223

40.8

533PV G

36.2

6,386

37.9

3,936

33.6

540PV G

44.5

934

43.2

5,247

44.7

5440 INVIGOR

43.8

35,177

47.8

44,095

38.9

42,554

43.4

20,198

46.3

14,095

47.1

5525 CL

31.2

1,611

41.9

1,274

39.9

4,078

24.2

560 PV GM

46.7

1,882

46.7

590 GCS PV

52.6

498

52.6

6060

38.4

6,781

42.1

10,928

34.3

4,506

40.8

3,057

41.3

871

37.3

6074 RR

48.2

610

41.2

9,468

49.8

9,620

47.0

6080 RR

47.1

1,976

45.3

2,368

48.7

73-75 RR

39.0

25,063

42.4

8,567

31.9

1,807

31.4

1,372

35.5

1,310

35.5

74-44

41.3

5,344

40.3

13,823

32.9

26,748

42.9

24,883

44.4

10,350

41.0

74-47

37.7

478

37.7

74-55 RR

42.6

656

33.8

555

37.9

1,164

40.2

2,242

47.5

1310 1034

10,547 .

1,578 .

5,909 .

1,281 .

4,714 .

1,144 .

3,675 1,580

761 844

1,683 1,152

1,391 1,292

1508 1171

595 .

1,739 .

. .

535 .

593 .

1,337 .

1,724 .

1,070 405

1,572 1,171

1457 1526 1508 1506 1422

. . 40,315 . 1,610

. . 2,050 . 1,649

14,199 . 46,558 . 2,344

1,658 . 1,596 . 1,358

13,977 . 40,640 . 1,028

1,486 . 1,457 . 1,495

16,103 . 41,542 . .

1,404 . 1,151 . .

13,604 1,456 37,441 8,407 600

1,283 1,526 1,261 1,506 952

risk zone 14 average yields by variety 5-year Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

2013 seeded acres

2014

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2015

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2016

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

2017

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

Barley AUSTENSON CDC

80.9

1,028

110.5

2,551

69.8

4,894

75.2

5,595

76.6

3,370

95.8

75-45

43.9

3,475

39.7

CELEBRATION

83.6

1,469

79.8

1,001

89.2

75-45 RR

43.9

11,150

45.2 54.6

CHAMPION

67.0

3,649

89.5

2,009

57.3

1,963

52.9

2,011

51.7

596

59.6

75-65 RR

53.1

38,853

CONLON

74.7

1,713

82.6

817

55.8

1,042

70.2

1,222

69.7

720

92.7

7565 RR

53.1

855

31.7

6,359

46.6

COPELAND CDC

74.5

9,398

77.1

8,598

53.1

16,983

71.2

14,919

73.8

17,150

87.8

9562 VR GC

37.9

740

19.8

1,734

41.9

608

45.9

429

41.2

LEGACY

78.0

8,608

87.4

6,864

64.7

7,598

72.8

6,613

80.5

4,205

86.0

Field Peas

METCALFE AC

67.6

24,069

76.2

17,925

48.6

26,719

64.3

20,951

68.8

21,006

76.6

ABARTH

56.6

1,642

58.0

4,937

56.1

NEWDALE

77.1

4,140

90.8

2,299

51.8

2,488

76.9

1,130

72.3

885

85.3

ADMIRAL DS

54.4

1,060

54.4

PLATINUMSTAR CDC

116.6

1,693

116.6

AMARILLO CDC

52.7

1,094

66.1

4,555

49.5

SYNERGY AAC

99.4

4,097

98.8

4,137

100.0

MEADOW CDC

44.1

5,161

47.7

4,638

23.5

4,403

40.4

10,833

45.3

5,556

58.5

RAEZER CDC

37.8

1,665

27.0

472

45.7

1,128

50.6

51.5

860

45.2

2,251

45.4

4,748

55.5 35.7

Canola L120

43.9

8,602

45.5

17,018

39.0

19,332

44.4

9,352

50.0

671

50.7

SAFFRON CDC

L130

44.6

39,788

48.2

53,064

36.8

56,238

46.3

38,719

48.3

8,677

48.9

Flax

L140P

50.0

5,950

36.3

9,217

45.6

42,748

49.2

53,597

53.0

BRAVO AAC

30.3

8,847

29.2

1,350

27.7

2,396

L150

42.3

20,150

45.3

3,336

28.8

1,574

40.5

1,144

48.8

1,174

25.2

GLAS CDC

24.9

1,698

26.1

6,709

25.2

1,116

21.5

L230

53.2

26,787

53.2

SORREL CDC

23.5

4,875

30.3

9,963

19.2

9,432

23.9

4,355

22.1

2,187

28.1

L233P

52.3

25,290

52.3

L241C

54.3

748

50.7

2,440

55.5

IP Canola

L252

47.6

15,546

38.0

53,184

46.0

93,057

48.5

69,979

49.7

1918

38.9

5,377

42.9

1,893

27.6

1,433

32.1

1,736

41.6

2,795

40.9

1990 CANTERRA

41.4

9,527

47.2

15,972

32.8

12,821

42.2

12,239

46.2

2,262

47.9

200PV CL

36.4

866

36.4

2000 CS

49.7

6,186

48.0

5,554

51.5

H4250

42.6

582

42.6

L156H

45.1

14,009

48.1

11,319

36.5

3,622

45.9

11,724

50.3

1,132

39.0

L157H

52.0

2,190

47.5

8,845

53.2

NX4 102RR

46.6

498

42.5

545

50.3

REDRIVER 1826

41.9

599

41.9

V12-1 VICTORY

42.4

20,862

45.1

7,345

37.2

4,338

38.4

7,428

42.3

3,548

41.4

average yields by risk zone

2016

seeded acres

Variety

2015

yield (bu./acre)

Lentils - Red DAZIL CDC IMPULSE MAXIM CDC PROCLAIM CDC REDBERRY CDC

2014

seeded acres

Lentils - Other IMVINCIBLE CD CL VICEROY CDC

2013

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

Lentils - Large Green GREENLAND CDC GREENSTAR CDC

published by the Western Producer

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5-year

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

5-year

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

V14-1 VICTORY

44.4

3,084

44.4

V22-1 VICTORY

46.1

1,671

46.1

1012 RR

39.4

59,510

41.9

64,879

33.0

39,193

41.5

38,454

42.9

11,791

1020 RR

47.5

7,769

44.2

1022 RR

39.2

12,300

2020 CL

42.3

7,440

37.2

2022 CL

46.9

Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

MUCHMORE

53.1

1,637

63.1

4,937

49.3

10,162

PLENTIFUL CDC

58.1

543

57.5

6,432

43.1

REDWATER AAC

56.9

12,004

49.7

SHAW

46.4

5,690

62.6

6,358

37.9

21,251

40.0

SPLENDOR AC

46.7

2,288

51.2

8,852

43.7

7,464

45.5

STANLEY CDC

54.2

13,193

1,735

42.2

5,802

48.3

TEAL CDC

45.5

TITANIUM VB CDC

Oats

Variety

2017

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

46.9

4,824

46.1

14,023

52.8

5,232

65.8

53.8

23,472

63.9

1,121

40.5

10,994

56.9

43.3

6,125

39.5

2,063

690

36.7

56.5

768

47.0

1,236

59.2

12,565

44.0

52.9

7,136

48.9

8,141

48.6

6,467

644

47.3

59.7

1,219

37.7

1,445

45.9

1,005

48.5

53.1

3,230

38.4

3,818

57.0

BETANIA SW

109.4

5,618

126.3

3,150

96.7

3,649

98.6

2,899

97.7

1,590

120.9

UNITY

48.3

23,498

55.5

10,866

40.6

5,934

36.3

2,004

41.8

630

43.3

CAMDEN CS

107.8

5,033

92.7

10,186

115.2

UTMOST CDC

52.1

27,333

58.7

27,486

48.6

23,107

46.0

25,218

50.7

22,906

56.3

DANCER CDC

92.5

36,644

107.4

17,859

83.4

18,999

82.1

14,565

79.1

5,532

94.5

VESPER

41.6

7,690

58.3

17,155

35.7

10,559

38.3

10,505

39.5

4,820

47.7

DERBY

76.1

3,098

81.0

953

75.1

2,733

75.5

1,514

64.6

646

83.5

5602HR

43.6

3,223

48.4

1,362

31.3

1,502

29.7

1,795

44.4

1,497

57.4

MORGAN AC

109.8

24,954

123.4

13,359

114.8

23,096

93.6

22,187

101.5

15,830

119.1

5604HR CL

51.8

9,078

62.2

8,572

47.6

7,297

44.2

8,076

50.4

3,838

54.2

ORRIN CDC

108.2

3,085

123.3

2,616

100.8

2,842

101.7

2,982

100.4

2,069

115.2

5605HR CL

58.0

500

55.3

1,820

50.3

3,032

62.9

PINNACLE

80.4

468

80.4

859 WR

51.4

10,326

57.0

8,313

45.5

6,980

47.8

4,942

52.3

4,075

54.4

RUFFIAN CDC

97.0

821

90.6

2,095

99.5

Wheat - Winter

SOURIS

105.6

6,227

132.5

9,296

101.9

6,732

94.6

8,203

96.0

7,056

108.1

BUTEO CDC

47.6

10,405

52.2

4,484

34.7

1,230

51.8

1,025

50.9

455

51.4

SUMMIT

105.7

4,685

119.2

5,580

97.0

7,857

101.0

12,208

105.9

15,279

107.2

EMERSON

58.4

1,449

52.4

818

71.1

717

56.1

TRIACTOR

115.0

14,937

131.2

9,486

99.1

6,338

101.6

7,129

118.5

3,727

106.5

FLOURISH

54.5

1,927

39.1

2,510

65.0

3,725

55.3 1,140

Soybean

Canary Seed

AKRAS R2

25.3

677

25.3

CALVI CDC

1312

1,463

1,365

440

DARIO R2X

25.1

474

25.1

CANTATE

1466

1,363

1,711

2,904

1,321

2,930

1,627

721

917

ISIS RR

22.8

580

22.8

KEET

1407

1,151

1,179

2,653

1,186

4,731

1,171

5,598

1,515

3,327

1,810

MAHONY R2

25.7

3,122

25.7

Fababeans

P002T04R

27.0

1,262

27.0

SNOWBIRD

2075

602

2,075

P005T13R

22.8

1,290

22.8

SNOWDROP CDC

2202

625

1,916

1,230

2,350

WATSON NSC RR2Y

25.4

678

25.4

Hemp Grain 913

1,375

913

69.3

6,233

75.6

1,105

50.2

1,520

56.3

1,715

63.2

762

85.5

Lentils - Red MAXIM CDC

1431

1,017

1,431

Wheat - Canada Prairie ANDREW AC

GRANDI

CONQUER

58.1

4,935

71.4

5,095

50.1

1,842

43.5

503

57.2

540

64.3

PASTEUR

69.0

4,752

85.1

6,811

66.1

3,351

50.3

3,323

67.7

1,785

74.6

PENHOLD AAC

59.9

1,570

52.3

516

83.3

BARRIE AC

46.5

2,574

48.2

663

42.7

1,266

44.7

616

47.7

BRANDON AAC

65.4

7,076

53.3

29,719

57.8

66,146

70.1

CADILLAC AC

36.6

1,023

36.6

424

36.8

400

36.5

CARBERRY

51.8

27,124

65.0

25,333

48.1

25,043

41.6

13,420

45.7

7,525

61.6

CARDALE

54.1

858

67.2

6,639

45.0

21,302

49.1

18,104

55.1

20,448

60.9

5-year

DOMAIN AC

50.0

9,725

56.2

8,798

52.4

6,737

34.6

7,104

47.0

5,300

58.3

ELIE AAC

66.9

403

58.5

5,536

67.5

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

FALLER

53.0

1,046

60.8

429

67.8

624

29.5

1,418

53.0

FIELDSTAR

47.5

6,739

52.8

2,593

37.7

1,575

42.8

695

42.6

603

47.6

GLENN

50.4

15,474

58.5

17,795

47.8

10,528

40.7

14,403

48.6

13,508

54.4

GO CDC

61.9

10,604

58.3

9,509

64.6

5,091

49.5

6,774

59.8

5,239

79.2

GOODEVE AC

50.6

7,748

59.2

2,012

42.2

2,424

36.9

1,484

44.6

532

37.0

HARVEST

55.0

48,049

65.7

48,768

55.5

54,426

42.2

24,206

56.9

6,386

74.4

IMAGINE CDC

49.4

10,623

56.2

2,811

42.3

3,750

41.9

2,716

40.6

646

47.0

INTREPID AC

41.2

2,783

48.5

2,075

39.0

595

23.4

1,100

39.0

486

35.5

JATHARIA VB AAC

56.9

558

56.9

LANDMARK CDC

75.9

535

75.9

MORRIS CDC VR

44.3

2,047

45.2

2,394

39.0

968

55.8

71.6 52.0 69.8 70.3 58.3 71.6 63.2 79.3 81.5 70.1 57.1 74.2

2,504 . 6,391 27,314 700 6,408 42,164 8,483 . . 925 .

85.3 . 80.5 70.0 66.0 73.3 67.2 79.2 . . 54.5 .

3,042 . 4,712 34,706 1,187 2,425 33,663 7,594 . . . .

48.6 . 62.3 58.1 57.0 58.7 49.1 77.1 . . . .

4,068 . 5,349 53,150 500 2,613 51,721 3,795 . 1,666 . 1,272

69.2 . 68.7 67.0 54.6 80.3 58.6 77.9 . 65.6 . 77.7

4,963 2,014 5,812 71,422 . 1,189 44,312 4,935 . . . 3,156

76.3 52.2 68.8 75.1 . 63.6 67.8 83.1 . . . 75.7

3,596 951 2,120 53,822 956 920 41,401 2,010 430 1,747 624 1,871

77.5 51.4 59.9 75.2 56.2 79.4 71.7 82.0 81.5 74.3 60.8 69.3

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

risk zone 15 average yields by variety Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Barley AUSTENSON CDC CARTER CDC CHAMPION COPELAND CDC COWBOY CDC LEGACY METCALFE AC NEWDALE PLATINUMSTAR CDC ROSSER AC SUNDRE SYNERGY AAC

average yields by risk zone

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

5-year

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

38.6 43.0 45.8 48.1 52.0 44.4 43.4 32.5 36.5 41.3 39.3 34.7 35.5 40.2 38.0 40.0 36.8 42.2 42.2 38.9 43.1 42.4 42.5 38.8 33.3 40.5 38.7 39.4 39.7 37.3 53.7 39.2 35.0 36.5 44.0 37.2 32.3 42.4 42.4 37.3 37.3 37.3 36.0

42,625 . . . . . . 498 9,842 . . . . . . 19,234 10,731 . 1,290 . . . 5,727 . 21,137 . . . 50,768 2,451 . . . 16,659 . 31,002 . . . . . 1,477 .

41.6 . . . . . . 26.9 39.4 . . . . . . 40.5 36.0 . 44.0 . . . 38.8 . 35.3 . . . 42.9 38.7 . . . 41.5 . 37.9 . . . . . 43.1 .

48,711 1,720 . . . 28,043 7,281 610 11,764 . . . . . . 9,972 8,222 . 2,015 . . . 4,911 . 9,933 . . . 67,754 2,720 . . . 9,699 . 23,377 14,268 . . . . 3,279 3,937

32.2 36.4 . . . 35.9 34.6 19.8 30.6 . . . . . . 27.9 28.7 . 37.3 . . . 31.6 . 26.3 . . . 31.5 30.9 . . . 27.2 . 30.5 30.2 . . . . 29.3 30.6

28,426 13,705 . . . 60,493 10,964 . 13,767 . . . . . . 13,869 12,572 9,876 3,877 1,891 . 3,681 6,460 . 5,879 7,654 . . 67,465 4,454 . . . 7,176 661 37,150 5,879 . . . 501 10,239 2,251

42.5 42.5 . . . 44.6 43.3 . 38.3 . . . . . . 41.0 38.5 39.1 42.0 38.2 . 40.7 46.1 . 34.4 40.2 . . 42.9 36.4 . . . 39.2 45.2 37.0 34.7 . . . 35.3 38.4 40.4

10,902 29,598 . . 1,128 123,415 10,568 1,696 3,844 1,243 2,855 1,660 . 1,531 . 4,104 11,238 27,209 . 885 . 2,188 8,615 1,891 5,832 4,732 11,798 480 25,904 1,996 . . . 2,804 9,161 31,671 . 3,676 . . 7,619 1,106 1,436

44.8 45.1 . . 51.8 45.8 47.9 35.3 39.7 39.5 42.5 42.2 . 41.7 . 46.2 41.0 42.8 . 43.7 . 44.1 46.2 43.2 36.9 42.2 39.2 43.8 44.4 40.7 . . . 34.2 46.2 41.8 . 44.9 . . 38.8 43.4 44.7

3,532 53,004 10,649 23,728 1,368 106,946 3,270 3,504 1,089 1,790 3,366 3,768 713 495 11,981 7,351 3,711 22,070 1,308 943 8,605 1,921 5,710 656 765 970 783 14,352 22,378 2,401 452 1,495 840 1,572 24,814 37,753 1,790 . 1,409 11,069 . 541 1,260

40.3 42.2 45.8 48.1 52.0 45.2 49.1 34.2 38.4 42.5 36.6 31.5 35.5 35.5 38.0 49.8 37.9 42.9 48.9 35.9 43.1 43.8 46.2 26.4 35.0 35.4 30.7 39.2 42.6 41.7 53.7 39.2 35.0 32.7 43.1 37.0 40.3 . 35.8 36.4 . 38.4 35.0

54.1 43.7 32.3 40.9 38.8 39.4 40.0 30.6 41.7 46.3 36.8 42.9

. . 7,004 . . . 23,102 4,294 . . 3,026 3,513

. . 37.4 . . . 43.6 32.7 . . 48.5 44.2

. 1,131 4,348 . . 615 17,982 4,107 1,057 2,487 2,320 3,886

. 18.0 18.6 . . 15.5 26.6 20.0 23.3 18.2 19.0 29.1

. 3,182 2,879 . . 1,047 17,657 2,421 1,121 3,369 4,079 5,937

. 41.8 31.3 . . 41.3 39.9 36.4 41.9 43.1 32.3 41.1

. 12,707 2,918 . . 2,239 17,819 1,440 2,279 4,004 1,386 6,243

. 47.6 36.6 . . 44.2 45.6 38.2 47.0 54.6 46.1 46.4

546 18,926 2,626 1,020 1,553 688 17,175 915 2,111 5,718 1,068 4,132

54.1 42.8 37.5 40.9 38.8 42.4 43.3 40.5 45.2 54.5 47.3 52.3

25.9 27.1

28,147 .

31.8 .

22,166 623

18.5 28.8

26,934 4,666

25.3 27.3

18,399 2,655

26.6 24.4

12,213 2,634

26.1 29.0

Field Peas ABARTH AMARILLO CDC GOLDEN CDC GREENWATER INCA CDC LIMERICK CDC MEADOW CDC PATRICK CDC RAEZER CDC SAFFRON CDC STRIKER CDC TREASURE CDC

Flax BETHUNE CDC BRAVO AAC

average yields by risk zone

Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

27.4 25.4 25.1 26.4 26.3

. . 17,808 . .

. . 30.3 . .

. . 24,739 968 2,746

. . 20.3 25.4 24.8

2,873 2,057 26,970 4,358 1,884

24.9 27.6 26.5 27.6 28.9

6,384 1,425 14,298 3,028 2,823

27.5 23.0 22.8 23.7 27.0

9,671 1,080 8,709 596 1,632

28.0 24.6 27.3 32.8 24.6

34.3 38.1 38.8 44.5 40.6 42.5 43.2 34.2 48.6 39.0 39.5 37.5 44.8 32.2 42.1 40.3 45.4

. . 31,224 . 52,071 . . . . 22,692 . . . 3,072 . . .

. . 40.2 . 41.4 . . . . 38.7 . . . 36.2 . . .

. . 30,729 . 28,524 . . . . 16,364 . . . 2,554 . . .

. . 31.8 . 35.4 . . . . 29.9 . . . 32.0 . . .

2,454 . 23,661 . 38,466 . . . . 27,351 920 . . 2,380 2,288 . .

33.9 . 41.3 . 40.0 . . . . 41.5 44.3 . . 29.2 43.6 . .

. . 23,290 1,988 43,016 6,118 . . . 20,461 3,078 2,008 . 1,278 2,357 1,894 .

. . 43.3 46.6 42.6 43.5 . . . 40.9 36.6 39.3 . 33.5 43.8 38.0 .

1,055 478 2,082 19,850 24,730 7,796 15,414 686 1,887 15,928 3,391 6,913 682 705 556 2,984 1,158

35.3 38.1 42.4 44.3 42.3 41.8 43.2 34.2 48.6 42.2 40.8 37.0 44.8 23.5 28.1 41.8 45.4

15.5

1,121

20.0

716

9.8

1,558

14.7

1,727

16.8

775

13.3

75.6 112.3 98.9 81.4 92.2 123.8 93.6 104.1 96.5 103.3 55.3 94.6 113.8 121.4

544 . 2,586 4,325 5,232 654 5,610 13,381 4,219 . . 1,612 . 3,612

78.4 . 95.6 91.0 105.2 152.3 100.0 105.6 120.6 . . 115.7 . 149.7

. . 1,259 1,710 4,194 1,905 3,680 7,274 635 . . 2,332 . 4,122

. . 75.4 81.4 88.3 144.2 112.9 94.3 68.3 . . 93.2 . 125.5

1,058 482 4,267 2,993 2,821 1,944 7,420 11,533 1,449 . . 3,688 925 5,997

71.9 125.7 102.8 69.1 80.0 100.9 75.8 99.7 86.2 . . 86.5 98.4 107.9

1,002 1,262 1,573 760 727 1,966 2,545 5,625 643 805 . 1,811 647 8,788

89.8 137.1 109.3 85.1 86.5 139.7 94.1 113.9 68.1 132.9 . 106.3 112.2 122.6

670 6,423 1,710 1,013 847 2,410 1,305 4,847 876 2,323 879 1,658 2,808 2,494

58.3 106.4 102.1 73.9 76.9 105.6 112.6 114.0 38.4 93.0 55.3 81.1 119.2 102.1

26.6 25.8 11.3 27.0

. . . .

730 525 965 1,079

26.6 25.8 11.3 27.0

18.4

637

18.4

25.4 24.7 22.0 27.1 24.7 24.4 19.2 23.5

. . . . . . . .

1,069 . . . . . . .

31.5 . . . . . . .

1,083 . . . . 1,113 . 586

37.8 . . . . 41.4 . 35.6

4,439 592 1,369 1,137 711 11,461 1,380 6,619

20.9 24.7 22.0 27.1 24.7 22.8 19.2 22.4

61.5 58.4 50.2 57.8

52,548 2,099 . 21,589

73.8 73.1 . 71.1

20,886 4,221 . 10,435

44.2 46.6 . 39.1

13,168 14,813 . 5,805

47.3 50.6 . 42.9

15,409 7,053 626 4,368

56.0 55.1 53.6 54.8

1,349 18,586 1,313 707

53.7 66.8 48.6 65.0

GLAS CDC PRAIRIE SAPPHIRE SORREL CDC WESTLIN 70 WESTLIN 71

IP Canola/Rapeseed HYHEAR1 H4250 L156H L157H V12-1 VICTORY V12-3 VICTORY V14-1 VICTORY V14-2 VICTORY V22-1 VICTORY 1012 RR 1020 RR 1022 RR 1024 RR 2012 CL 2020 CL 2022 CL 2024 CL

Mustard - Yellow ANDANTE

Oats BALER CDC CAMDEN CS DANCER CDC DERBY LEGGETT MINSTREL CDC MORGAN AC ORRIN CDC PINNACLE RUFFIAN CDC SO-I CDC SOURIS SUMMIT TRIACTOR

Soybean AKRAS R2 DKB005-52 ISIS RR LEROY NSC RR2Y NSC-STAR CITY RR 2X (EXP114) P002T04R P005T13R S0009-M2 TORRO R2 WATSON NSC RR2Y 22-60RY 22-61RY 23-11RY

Wheat - Canada Prairie ANDREW AC PASTEUR PENHOLD AAC SADASH

average yields by risk zone

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

Canola L130 L140P L230 L233P L241C L252 L261 1918 1990 CANTERRA 200PV CL 2000 CS 2100 CS 2200CS CL 4157SY 45CS40 45H29 45H31 45H33 45H75 45H76 45M35 45S56 46H75 46M34 500 VT 530PV G 533PV G 540PV G 5440 INVIGOR 5525 CL 5545 CL 581 PV GC 6044 RR 6060 6074 RR 74-44 74-54 RR 75-45 75-45 RR 75-65 RR 7565 RR 9560 CL 9562 VR GC

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5-year

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

WFT603

67.5

4,617

64.6

1,491

76.4

Wheat - Durum ALLOY CDC BRIGADE FORTITUDE CDC SPITFIRE AAC STRONGFIELD TRANSCEND

. . . . 15,813 3,802

. . . . 63.0 67.9

. 1,075 . . 13,902 4,531

. 40.8 . . 48.0 42.6

. 543 449 . 18,183 9,877

. 46.5 61.7 . 48.5 42.0

. 2,035 1,182 . 20,646 8,459

. 57.6 53.1 . 50.1 51.9

913 646 572 618 3,839 7,679

42.2 48.9 65.6 56.1 54.1 53.3

54.4 60.5 46.7 49.8 64.2 . 47.3 43.3 51.4 41.8 42.4 46.1 56.5 50.2 48.2 47.7 45.8 34.4 46.4 43.6 49.1 44.4 34.7 47.7

. . 6,735 590 . . 21,791 13,102 . 47,777 8,421 . . . . 52,229 6,396 2,130 . 67,736 21,434 7,882 3,764 8,617

. . 59.0 55.4 . . 54.3 51.1 . 48.4 49.7 . . . . 57.9 56.4 35.9 . 51.4 58.4 53.2 42.3 54.5

537 . 24,456 2,586 . . 12,568 11,489 . 22,441 6,978 831 1,304 992 . 54,872 16,828 2,590 . 35,370 39,505 19,517 2,626 3,184

58.4 . 39.1 40.7 . . 41.5 41.4 . 33.5 35.4 37.1 47.9 44.1 . 41.5 40.3 31.6 . 35.3 45.8 41.1 27.5 43.9

6,117 . 24,159 12,394 . . 10,857 7,576 . 23,788 3,242 5,935 1,027 5,412 . 44,863 17,907 1,027 . 26,503 46,501 19,678 830 6,722

43.4 . 43.1 45.9 . 544 41.4 40.5 . 38.5 35.3 44.0 51.7 45.0 . 42.3 43.6 23.3 . 36.8 46.6 43.3 30.4 43.7

18,889 . 26,031 14,488 . 70.1 7,938 5,771 688 8,859 5,050 9,721 1,779 9,780 . 36,871 21,281 1,583 8,564 11,871 46,330 14,111 1,395 3,976

50.7 . 47.7 46.7 . 1,501 46.9 35.5 52.0 39.1 42.6 45.8 48.7 48.2 . 45.9 47.4 37.3 41.6 40.1 49.4 44.4 27.0 42.2

59,090 3,807 25,836 17,712 1,537 82.6 6,194 1,464 5,738 2,625 2,583 7,638 2,529 21,485 4,440 29,348 14,199 1,086 15,406 5,707 31,279 8,526 663 3,572

56.7 60.5 53.0 56.2 64.2

BUTEO CDC EMERSON MOATS

47.4 49.9 48.4

9,887 . .

54.1 . .

3,357 . 949

30.7 . 27.3

4,199 . .

42.9 . .

3,900 1,548 2,140

53.3 52.2 61.4

1,193 898 2,633

1459 1299 1023

. 442 1,034

. 1,651 1,561

. 769 2,278

. 1,321 542

. 1,763 1,904

. 1,202 970

603 2,303 1,214

1,495 1,590 1,325

935 1,925 1,106

2304 2050

. .

. 1,580

. 2,789

1,243 2,750

2,273 1,684

1,534 787

2,919 2,110

2,274 487

average yields by risk zone

1,185

67.9

1,381

59.2

1,409

60.9

9,291

76.5

2,185

62.2

7,679

79.2

4,670

87.1

2,843

77.2

1,053

66.3

1,057

69.9

COPELAND CDC

67.5

46,529

74.1

30,233

63.0

38,432

63.7

42,370

68.0

64,545

66.7

MEREDITH

65.3

7,424

82.4

3,967

49.0

673

31.6

1,723

51.0

478

35.8

METCALFE AC

58.2

39,137

61.9

33,471

51.2

43,408

52.9

38,745

59.0

42,463

65.0

PLATINUMSTAR CDC

80.1

3,444

80.1

POLARSTAR CDC

65.3

7,737

71.3

8,905

58.9

10,049

60.5

8,376

70.2

2,131

73.7

SYNERGY AAC

67.6

446

85.8

1,190

67.5

3,110

72.4

7,719

64.6

Canola 36.2

18,562

48.6

12,714

41.0

658

29.5

L140P

40.9

5,942

46.9

17,770

37.1

53,804

48.4

140,675

38.3

L159

40.8

25,439

44.1

21,236

39.8

6,028

34.9

2,879

41.5

3,241

31.0

L230

40.4

11,804

40.4

L233P

40.4

35,067

40.4

L252

41.5

31,279

45.0

53,268

43.6

98,871

45.3

108,342

35.9

L261

43.6

5,173

42.8

5,715

42.3

5,137

47.6

698

31.3

1918

20.6

1,027

20.6

200PV CL

37.9

2,534

48.5

4,397

31.8

2000 CS

37.1

1,395

34.7

803

41.2

2100 CS

43.7

1,415

43.7

4135SY

28.4

974

28.4

43E03

30.3

490

30.3

45CS40

33.2

8,492

33.2

45H29

39.8

15,634

44.2

15,490

37.9

7,315

32.5

2,957

44.5

3,193

39.9

36.1 45.9 45.4

45H33

43.0

4,781

45.8

12,624

45.1

4,688

34.4

45M35

38.5

17,943

38.5

45S56

44.7

3,017

37.7

2,481

48.2

2,984

48.7

46H75

40.8

1,654

44.2

2,210

43.9

5,851

42.2

4,296

35.9

7,595

40.8

46M34

41.0

9,621

37.6

7,057

45.6

530 VT

36.2

5,055

37.2

2,399

34.5

1,380

37.2

560

31.9

530PV G

35.8

8,463

34.9

1,680

42.1

583

31.2

533PV G

35.6

7,808

36.4

1,201

30.5

540PV G

27.4

2,095

40.8

14,712

25.5

5440 INVIGOR

40.0

45,975

45.9

68,155

39.7

62,634

37.1

38,752

44.1

41,587

34.7

5525 CL

38.7

3,110

45.2

1,917

33.2

924

35.5

1,243

39.5

658

27.1

5545 CL

44.7

1,218

44.7

560 PV GM

31.3

1,106

31.3

590 GCS PV

33.8

1,705

33.8

6074 RR

42.4

1,063

34.5

1,658

47.4

74-44

34.6

8,413

36.0

6,429

33.2

10,348

31.1

10,720

38.0

11,264

34.3

75-45

35.2

891

41.3

75-45 RR

35.2

1,126

30.3

75-65 RR

33.6

21,255

32.3

7565 RR

33.6

4,151

39.9

9560 CL

45.7

3,472

57.1

6,605

48.4

5,095

43.6

6,575

51.5

3,446

20.9

9562 VR GC

43.1

771

44.6

904

43.3

2,940

42.7

1,435 950 1,261 1,905 1,616

1,426

959

1391 1204 1182

. . .

400 . .

1,955 . .

. 848 .

. 1,030 .

961 684 480

1,155 1,420 1,182

473 588 3,706 25,881 1,553

70.8 79.6

. 631 1,744 1,268 .

AUSTENSON CDC CHAMPION

35,820

. 1,127 621 36,542 .

Barley

972

. . . 1,625 .

yield (bu./acre)

38.1

1,185

. . . 16,854 .

seeded acres

. . . 1,096 .

2017

yield (bu./acre)

36,250

. . . 9,774 .

seeded acres

. . . 1,927 .

2016

yield (bu./acre)

41.1

. . . 9,603 .

seeded acres

966

2262 1182 1693 1479 2130

2015

yield (bu./acre)

28,490

Lentils - Red BLAZE CDC DAZIL CDC IMPULSE MAXIM CDC PROCLAIM CDC

seeded acres

29.5

Lentils - Other MARBLE CDC PERIDOT CDC CL SB-3 CDC

2014

yield (bu./acre)

40.0

Hemp Grain X59

Variety

2013 seeded acres

L135C

Fababeans SNOWBIRD SNOWDROP CDC

5-year Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

L130

Canary Seed CALVI CDC CANTATE KEET

risk zone 16 average yields by variety

45.4 33.9 51.3 30.9 45.7 49.0 68.2 52.6 48.2 51.1 48.2 44.5 49.1 40.9 50.1 46.6 42.0 48.5

Wheat - Winter

2,262 2,242 1,684 1,662 2,130

average yields by risk zone

42.2 50.7 58.1 56.1 52.3 49.9

Wheat - Hard Red Spring BRANDON AAC CAMERON AAC CARBERRY CARDALE CONNERY AAC FALLER 79.3 GOODEVE AC HARVEST JATHARIA VB AAC LILLIAN MCKENZIE MORRIS CDC VR MUCHMORE PLENTIFUL CDC PREVAIL VB AAC SHAW STANLEY CDC SUPERB AC TITANIUM VB CDC UNITY UTMOST CDC VESPER WASKADA 859 WR

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5-year

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

5-year

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

ABARTH

19.0

1,299

19.0

ACER

35.0

1,455

48.1

4,764

31.7

568

33.7

1,642

AMARILLO CDC

38.3

3,995

31.1

13,933

41.5

ARDILL AAC

39.4

CENTURY

25.0

GOLDEN CDC

36.1

58,986

42.1

42,631

33.1

21,849

26.0

GRANDE

42.1

1,631

51.8

2,140

39.8

1,463

Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

TH 87000R2X

16.2

1,175

16.2

22-60RY

17.4

1,519

17.4

33.6

23-11RY

14.7

4,395

14.7

22,213

37.6

Wheat - Canada Prairie

1,975

39.4

ANDREW AC

53.1

43,377

60.7

23,845

46.1

14,141

38.7

23,639

51.2

7,864

64.2

524

25.0

CHIFFON AAC

57.3

615

57.3

15,453

37.7

16,679

34.2

CRYSTAL AC

61.1

2,059

61.1

32.8

989

44.9

PASTEUR

46.2

883

88.0

1,317

51.4

2,374

33.5

3,945

35.2

1,786

62.9

56.6

43,824

62.2

17,507

52.7

8,291

45.3

26,830

52.4

13,854

58.3

Variety

33.1

677

48.1

2,154

32.6

1,299

35.0

1,273

33.4

3,811

29.9

SADASH

38.6

746

38.6

Wheat - Durum

MAPLE

40.4

1,705

42.7

794

32.5

540

44.6

AVONLEA AC

40.6

26,083

44.3

11,945

37.7

11,316

39.5

5,063

31.7

1,495

37.2

MEADOW CDC

39.4

65,711

49.2

102,441

38.5

59,423

28.4

67,898

44.5

66,133

35.8

BRIGADE

47.2

35,476

63.0

84,968

51.1

76,676

40.4

79,803

41.4

38,639

49.5

MOSAIC CDC

25.0

1,228

25.0

CURRENT AAC

40.8

8,996

39.3

1,508

50.2

RAEZER CDC

29.1

1,921

30.7

728

24.7

ENTERPRISE

48.3

6,045

56.1

3,548

48.9

1,577

32.6

3,764

37.4

2,540

54.7

SAFFRON CDC

42.7

960

51.1

4,270

43.4

4,454

34.2

7,404

50.7

13,551

40.3

FORTITUDE CDC

40.4

13,384

35.3

19,944

41.8

8,920

44.7

SAGE CDC

44.2

1,649

47.1

2,139

42.1

1,600

46.6

1,264

41.1

KYLE

35.4

7,812

44.9

4,549

35.1

3,680

27.0

3,595

23.1

1,188

36.4

STRIKER CDC

40.7

6,266

49.7

7,234

31.6

3,054

32.8

1,742

46.4

2,621

49.5

NAVIGATOR AC

51.5

18,434

55.3

6,502

44.7

1,484

45.7

1,298

43.0

1,590

47.7

TREASURE CDC

34.8

585

52.4

766

34.5

766

23.4

430

36.6

690

31.5

PRECISION CDC

48.4

1,775

48.4

YELLOWHEAD

37.2

555

37.2

RAYMORE AAC

35.3

1,030

55.3

6,877

30.8

5,207

35.3

1,461

42.2

SPITFIRE AAC

50.1

716

30.0

7,263

52.1

Flax BETHUNE CDC

26.1

11,577

30.9

15,719

26.7

10,957

22.2

4,093

21.8

2,458

24.0

STRONGFIELD

45.8

310,187

54.5

206,975

43.7

186,897

37.7

156,346

38.6

73,911

51.9

BRAVO AAC

29.3

563

29.3

TRANSCEND

43.9

4,670

64.1

18,711

46.3

35,450

38.9

75,313

41.2

53,749

48.5

GLAS CDC

29.4

3,695

29.4

VERONA CDC

44.1

87,573

51.6

74,165

43.4

74,754

35.4

56,472

44.6

14,257

45.4

OMEGA

24.6

2,174

34.5

3,216

20.4

1,550

23.0

1,210

26.8

4,683

22.8

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

SORREL CDC

26.2

5,582

31.3

15,882

28.7

17,239

24.4

9,697

23.8

10,426

25.1

ABOUND CDC

41.6

15,449

48.2

8,904

41.1

6,753

30.9

6,554

37.2

2,616

42.8

VIMY

23.1

3,351

28.1

2,575

23.0

1,565

26.2

2,140

17.2

1,713

17.8

ALVENA

46.2

6,488

54.3

7,857

43.7

3,097

33.8

925

52.4

WESTLIN 70

25.0

1,518

28.0

2,609

24.5

1,369

24.2

865

22.6

BARRIE AC

32.9

9,850

36.1

5,163

28.8

6,704

32.2

4,491

30.7

3,295

34.1

WESTLIN 71

27.5

618

33.7

1,034

31.3

2,068

23.8

518

27.0

BRANDON AAC

54.4

935

51.7

4,587

42.1

55,972

55.5

WESTLIN 72

21.8

636

21.8

CAMERON AAC

59.0

4,058

59.0

CARBERRY

43.4

9,409

49.9

7,313

34.9

8,908

40.2

12,297

38.1

18,497

48.5

IP Canola HYHEAR1

34.4

1,030

29.4

2,240

32.1

1,300

42.5

CARDALE

51.4

662

60.1

3,339

52.8

13,854

45.7

23,659

48.4

25,819

56.7

L156H

40.6

54,110

43.3

46,772

36.9

22,844

39.3

35,978

42.3

1,613

39.2

EATONIA AC

35.9

7,396

39.5

5,503

32.2

1,356

40.7

3,383

33.3

1,289

32.3

L157H

36.1

1,116

40.9

23,475

35.9

ELIE AAC

49.1

1,445

45.6

2,304

40.6

8,691

51.9

REDRIVER 1861

35.4

803

47.5

2,506

28.4

740

29.3

3,407

37.7

2,319

37.6

ELSA AC

36.8

572

29.5

1,932

32.8

1,616

28.6

1,296

55.9

V12-1 VICTORY

41.8

22,534

44.6

13,101

41.1

7,205

40.3

7,537

44.9

9,693

34.7

GLENN

49.5

1,185

62.0

4,152

45.9

V14-1 VICTORY

36.4

7,917

36.4

GOODEVE AC

40.9

18,965

45.3

6,823

42.5

6,112

28.0

2,559

37.3

2,684

39.4

1012 RR

37.0

1,821

42.8

1,388

36.7

796

36.2

1,637

40.6

1,865

28.7

JATHARIA VB AAC

55.0

9,382

55.0

1020 RR

30.3

586

30.3

LILLIAN

38.3

146,399

44.6

89,356

33.5

51,332

31.0

33,152

35.2

19,086

38.0

2020 CL

42.2

708

42.2

579

42.3

MCKENZIE

34.5

15,543

38.4

8,246

31.6

9,866

31.5

6,252

32.4

3,875

35.5

MORRIS CDC VR

39.0

1,445

46.4

3,900

38.3

6,982

40.2

3,430

34.1

MUCHMORE

58.2

6,072

55.1

5,629

61.7

885

50.9

1,497

50.4

2,234

65.8

PLENTIFUL CDC

46.9

1,046

42.3

9,199

44.3

31,682

47.8

PREVAIL VB AAC

53.5

1,280

53.5

PRODIGY

38.1

6,698

41.1

4,360

36.3

3,743

32.0

2,961

41.3

1,105

38.8

45.1

SHAW

45.4

47,471

51.7

58,696

43.0

35,797

38.6

27,156

41.9

31,301

50.9

43.5

7,433

45.2

13,389

42.0

8,009

36.8

16,750

47.4

22,456

43.4

40.9

3,051

52.8

3,684

46.5

3,410

29.6

2,566

33.8

2,395

40.8

Mustard - Brown 16.2

3,647

22.4

7,019

16.7

2,452

14.5

4,235

16.2

5,906

12.4

16.2

2,280

22.3

8,002

16.1

4,180

14.7

8,356

16.8

7,978

14.5

Mustard - Yellow ANDANTE

Oats BALER CDC

45.1

634

BOYER CDC

70.5

676

79.3

832

79.8

990

70.7

947

77.7

487

27.8

STANLEY CDC

DERBY

41.9

520

49.8

448

42.2

452

32.7

STETTLER SUPERB AC

43.1

4,514

53.9

3,311

37.5

1,993

37.8

2,981

28.8

2,855

51.3

DKB005-52

23.8

775

23.8

THRIVE CDC

41.1

1,854

49.5

3,780

38.9

4,055

35.8

1,955

44.4

1,560

46.0

P005T13R

12.4

835

12.4

TITANIUM VB CDC

46.6

6,266

45.6

20,357

46.9

TH 33003R2Y

18.3

718

21.4

1,045

23.8

1,546

13.1

Soybean

average yields by risk zone

HORNET CDC INCA CDC

CENTENNIAL BROWN

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

Field Peas

average yields by risk zone

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

UNITY

46.3

86,735

51.9

43,786

40.8

27,645

37.5

17,588

45.8

9,113

47.7

UTMOST CDC

46.3

6,365

51.8

24,486

44.0

28,485

37.4

39,960

51.5

32,640

48.4

VESPER

44.1

3,892

52.0

15,415

41.9

16,353

35.1

12,815

48.2

18,823

49.3

WASKADA

38.8

4,525

47.5

3,202

29.0

2,156

36.8

4,025

33.8

1,552

49.5

5605HR CL

43.9

4,443

43.9

29.0

620

21.0

400

41.3

979

406

979

BASTIA CDC

1012

11,634

1,294

22,548

1,063

21,147

752

12,247

1,016

8,292

1,124

CALVI CDC

1246

605

809

4,498

1,173

9,333

1,310

CANTATE

1259

1,821

1,453

1,713

1,287

2,436

1,124

5,946

1,162

6,369

1,340

COMMON

1166

4,622

1,380

4,607

1,056

4,752

919

4,395

1,400

4,314

1,085

KEET

1182

7,751

1,305

8,730

798

11,259

1,127

7,975

1,034

12,456

1,519

MARIA CDC

888

1,575

939

1,832

1,093

1,241

657

432

505

TOGO CDC

1049

26,468

1,230

22,054

1,030

16,228

769

4,687

1,021

3,174

1,146

1530

820

1,984

893

1,389

918

1,261

1182

890

1,182

Wheat - Winter EMERSON

Camelina MIDAS

average yields by risk zone

Canary Seed

Chickpea - Large Kabuli LEADER CDC

Fababeans SNOWDROP CDC

Lentils - Large Green GLAMIS CDC

1155

998

1,285

491

1,241

559

425

952

1,407

GREENLAND CDC

1466

30,919

1,843

33,557

1,614

30,584

1,360

20,098

745

22,194

1,517

GREENSTAR CDC

1206

1,930

882

3,467

547

11,896

1,451

IMPOWER CDC CL

1400

17,613

1,878

21,090

1,594

12,904

1,168

12,621

664

11,536

1,387

IMPROVE CDC

1420

6,101

1,885

3,988

1,590

6,798

1,504

6,911

747

5,115

1,521

LAIRD

1091

2,446

1,470

1,339

1,202

2,224

961

1,268

622

1,508

961

PLATO CDC

1435

15,247

1,825

7,807

1,281

5,753

1,184

3,001

529

2,307

1,195

Lentils - Other ESTON

1605

695

2,092

785

1,669

741

1,396

592

1,316

1,193

1,552

IMVINCIBLE CDC CL

1497

16,591

2,227

10,880

1,636

12,927

1,082

9,808

608

10,981

1,539

KERMIT CDC

1285

2,848

1,285

MARBLE CDC

1215

564

847

721

1,504

VICEROY CDC

1285

5,641

1,545

4,353

1,429

4,025

1,215

3,171

761

2,934

1,230

Lentils - Red CRIMSON

1435

924

1,786

1,235

1,830

4,946

1,093

2,641

1,761

DAZIL CDC

1248

6,509

2,019

26,457

1,552

61,952

1,501

85,167

805

33,279

1,512

IMAX CL CDC

1116

423

2,899

1,544

990

2,970

880

2,213

957

1,066

1,585

IMPACT CDC

1667

3,729

2,061

2,578

1,526

1,726

1,349

942

1,232

695

1,435

IMPERIAL CDC

1197

876

1,477

828

1,230

1,887

1,153

1,702

1,082

IMPULSE

1424

638

820

1,560

1,671

MAXIM CDC

1561

205,131

2,200

286,898

1,662

296,294

1,453

338,920

1,093

281,314

1,662

PROCLAIM CDC

1775

2,807

1,287

15,229

1,865

REDBERRY CDC

1693

10,877

1,982

7,454

1,508

1,365

1,510

1,390

1,091

2,192

1,373

Lentils - Red

risk zone 17 average yields by variety 5-year Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

79.3 75.2 82.5 72.1 79.1 42.8 79.7 67.9 70.2 79.3 70.7 87.0

6,727 1,801 423 10,699 20,140 . 31,450 635 56,016 12,777 2,939 .

95.6 87.3 64.9 84.0 81.6 . 85.0 61.7 70.4 80.2 82.9 .

5,566 1,557 . 5,667 18,733 585 22,398 663 61,757 14,057 3,317 .

69.3 59.6 . 54.2 55.8 31.4 63.6 53.7 57.1 63.2 54.9 .

10,002 3,028 . 4,457 24,138 539 30,370 . 89,810 18,292 4,903 1,527

75.7 69.1 . 70.4 76.5 46.6 81.6 . 70.8 82.2 65.3 89.3

9,683 2,320 2,070 2,587 44,482 . 27,609 620 109,388 6,152 3,484 7,699

73.9 82.5 83.2 69.2 81.4 . 81.8 70.6 70.2 87.6 79.0 90.1

5,503 1,879 783 1,074 39,994 796 23,418 580 92,876 5,961 654 8,530

85.5 77.1 90.1 63.5 87.9 48.6 83.2 88.2 78.2 97.5 92.3 83.7

38.3 42.4 43.3 45.4 47.8 50.3 45.1 45.8 24.5 29.4 35.6 40.2 40.4 38.9 42.5 51.7 33.5 39.0 33.1 45.9 27.5 56.2 37.3 46.2 54.6 40.2 40.6 41.2

31,291 137,135 . . . . . . . . 4,374 572 17,078 . . . . 11,459 605 . . . . . . . 10,045 45,951

39.5 44.1 . . . . . . . . 34.5 48.1 45.7 . . . . 39.7 44.1 . . . . . . . 37.6 41.9

15,939 134,917 9,690 . . . 53,360 5,512 461 . 1,361 1,087 29,317 . . . . 11,161 1,422 . 526 . . . . . 4,255 54,983

32.8 36.2 37.2 . . . 34.8 39.7 15.1 . 34.6 30.0 31.4 . . . . 32.5 34.5 . 27.8 . . . . . 34.9 33.9

6,860 121,631 20,151 . . . 95,670 5,087 952 435 729 748 29,188 . . . . 13,262 1,639 3,147 . . 2,647 . . . 4,315 70,945

47.9 45.6 43.8 . . . 48.1 51.2 24.6 11.4 34.7 47.7 44.7 . . . . 43.3 37.3 46.6 . . 48.9 . . . 48.8 45.2

2,230 108,099 55,246 . . 1,580 188,800 4,796 . . 919 1,705 20,477 5,028 3,023 . 1,571 8,642 515 4,239 791 742 2,194 1,033 . . 810 69,218

30.6 42.1 39.9 . . 53.0 43.6 48.3 . . 39.5 33.6 41.8 35.1 39.0 . 26.2 38.5 32.9 45.7 19.0 50.1 28.7 52.5 . . 32.7 41.5

826 63,081 49,983 69,257 37,213 815 157,362 2,928 632 782 865 2,219 3,458 4,032 5,297 1,375 1,396 3,943 1,456 3,680 515 1,801 5,507 15,231 410 760 2,102 50,588

37.9 46.6 48.0 45.4 47.8 45.1 48.4 43.8 31.2 39.4 39.3 45.6 46.1 43.6 44.4 51.7 41.7 42.2 22.4 45.7 40.1 58.7 35.1 45.8 54.6 40.2 52.5 42.6

Barley AUSTENSON CDC BENTLEY CELEBRATION CHAMPION COPELAND CDC FIBAR CDC LEGACY MCGUIRE CDC METCALFE AC NEWDALE POLARSTAR CDC SYNERGY AAC

Canola L120 L130 L140P L230 L233P L241C L252 L261 RUGBY SYNERGY AC 1918 1970 1990 CANTERRA 200PV CL 2000 CS 2100 CS 2200CS CL 3153 D 3154S D 3155C D 4114SY 4157SY 43E03 45CS40 45E01 45H21 45H29 45H31

COMBINED POWER & REACH NOW OVER

35,000 AG LISTINGS

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average yields by risk zone

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

Variety

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year 45H33 45H73 45H75 45H76 45M35 45S56 46A76 46H75 46M34 530 VT 530PV G 540PV G 5440 INVIGOR 5525 CL 5535 CL 5545 CL 6044 RR 6060 6074 RR 6080 RR 73-45 74-44 75-45 75-45 RR 75-65 RR 7565 RR 9562 VR GC

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Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

44.2 40.6 41.6 43.6 48.0 42.7 33.4 39.9 38.2 39.2 39.5 45.3 41.2 34.5 33.0 35.3 36.7 38.2 45.8 45.9 38.1 38.8 39.6 39.6 41.2 41.2 37.5

. 3,214 6,090 . . . 4,779 5,742 . 1,859 . . 99,247 6,025 2,238 . . 14,348 . . 10,435 23,321 . . . . .

. 44.2 44.7 . . . 37.0 40.6 . 49.3 . . 42.2 41.0 35.8 . . 40.3 . . 41.4 39.8 . . . . .

. 1,532 7,682 . . . 2,046 17,168 . 21,969 . . 109,499 5,306 4,110 . 941 10,125 . . 2,862 27,094 . . . . .

. 31.3 38.8 . . . 33.2 32.5 . 34.1 . . 34.7 27.2 28.3 . 28.8 30.9 . . 27.6 32.5 . . . . .

8,062 . 6,513 6,461 . 1,881 3,034 21,465 . 15,105 28,195 . 104,353 3,651 6,324 . 1,083 7,038 1,893 . 1,781 45,455 . . . . .

47.8 . 38.6 44.9 . 47.4 31.9 47.9 . 44.0 42.6 . 46.7 41.8 35.3 . 38.8 43.4 46.4 . 39.6 42.5 . . . . .

39,777 . 6,320 4,802 . 1,342 2,516 18,099 3,859 13,796 26,517 3,254 57,547 3,495 2,149 . 849 1,179 8,961 2,801 . 37,331 2,338 . . 10,058 2,061

43.2 . 43.9 37.9 . 34.4 25.4 38.0 36.6 39.2 34.7 49.1 39.1 24.1 31.3 . 31.4 39.3 41.8 42.8 . 35.2 37.9 . . 37.7 36.8

28,678 1,828 1,081 7,219 22,346 1,075 1,305 14,212 998 9,226 16,661 25,917 42,744 1,109 1,100 775 1,205 778 19,353 1,679 865 36,255 . 11,697 20,049 . 706

44.5 42.1 48.7 46.1 48.0 44.9 39.5 38.7 44.4 41.6 41.7 44.8 45.1 43.3 35.2 35.3 44.8 43.9 47.6 51.0 31.0 41.9 . 39.9 42.9 . 39.6

35.5 39.7 42.7 69.0 44.6 64.7 36.3 36.7 37.8 42.7 46.7 52.4 39.5 .

1,182 . . . . . . 423 1,322 18,627 414 . 493 .

36.8 . . . . . . 53.0 35.0 48.5 49.5 . 22.6 .

769 . 1,044 . . . 921 795 1,454 16,399 . . 1,859 .

31.7 . 29.5 . . . 18.5 27.2 37.7 32.4 . . 33.6 505

1,632 . 3,089 . 575 . 1,393 1,233 2,525 19,536 896 1,242 2,043 38.5

33.9 . 38.1 . 53.9 . 51.0 41.0 45.1 43.4 52.3 40.5 38.7 .

832 . 14,408 . 825 . 1,381 800 3,256 27,213 1,146 5,897 1,484 .

32.2 . 36.8 . 38.3 . 27.2 27.7 31.3 40.2 43.0 50.7 44.5 520

985 477 14,897 625 849 405 1,136 690 916 15,354 1,490 3,852 1,220 41.6

42.6 39.7 50.2 69.0 44.5 64.7 43.7 40.3 44.7 50.3 45.5 58.8 50.7

25.3 26.2 26.3

4,478 . 7,365

30.2 . 30.5

4,769 1,483 16,031

23.8 24.0 26.3

3,469 5,404 24,832

24.1 34.0 26.1

2,041 4,020 5,811

18.0 15.8 19.2

459 4,736 5,319

35.3 26.9 28.6

36.4 40.9 37.5 42.4 44.6 37.6 48.5 50.3 33.2 30.4 38.1

. . 14,829 . . 635 . . 1,294 18,910 18,301

. . 40.3 . . 40.7 . . 34.3 36.0 38.1

8,180 . 14,674 . 628 1,932 . . 2,559 23,892 17,524

25.6 . 30.3 . 39.1 32.1 . . 30.2 23.5 33.7

24,324 . 7,576 . 683 460 . . 901 7,562 12,579

37.3 . 44.6 . 50.7 40.3 . . 31.9 37.3 43.7

2,175 . 6,138 . . . . . 1,419 14,224 16,373

33.1 . 38.2 . . . . . 26.5 30.6 37.4

13,011 3,017 641 7,628 651 635 1,621 1,510 1,806 7,127 6,906

42.1 40.9 48.0 42.4 43.6 49.6 48.5 50.3 42.5 31.0 40.8

Field Peas ADMIRAL DS ALFETTA AMARILLO CDC CARVER AAC GREENWATER INCA CDC LIMERICK CDC MARQUEE SW MARROWFAT MEADOW CDC RAEZER CDC SAFFRON CDC TREASURE CDC 4010 40.0

IP Canola HYHEAR1 HYHEAR3 L156H L157H NEX830CL NX4 RR NX4 101RR NX4 102RR REDRIVER 1826 REDRIVER 1861 V12-1 VICTORY

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Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

38.8 45.4 45.3 38.9 45.1 39.6 41.0 33.9 38.6 32.7 35.7

. . . 47,317 . . . 14,281 . . .

. . . 40.7 . . . 40.1 . . .

2,821 . . 34,560 . . . 16,141 . . .

37.2 . . 30.7 . . . 27.8 . . .

3,367 . . 52,849 1,938 . . 11,342 6,001 . .

39.9 . . 43.4 42.9 . . 37.3 40.0 . .

. 1,741 . 51,418 4,949 4,561 . 3,894 1,646 8,353 .

. 42.9 . 37.4 39.1 35.3 . 24.1 27.3 30.4 .

720 906 7,606 30,517 14,326 8,338 1,838 2,265 4,488 2,510 1,187

40.3 50.0 45.3 40.0 47.4 42.0 41.0 36.9 40.8 40.3 35.7

111.8 87.9 125.7 107.0 102.3 74.7 98.6 125.9 117.0 108.9 121.3 113.1 114.2 122.0 110.7 126.3

6,716 753 . 9,755 4,235 . 11,870 . 109,951 . 14,721 . 7,041 . 2,218 27,498

118.4 100.4 . 119.8 114.1 . 113.6 . 131.1 . 130.4 . 129.7 . 102.9 140.1

5,886 451 . 5,006 1,230 . 6,716 1,452 101,957 1,282 8,792 . 6,850 . 2,497 23,215

116.4 94.2 . 105.7 83.1 . 86.0 125.6 116.3 102.4 117.6 . 108.7 . 101.3 118.9

4,907 690 3,900 5,645 1,564 . 6,860 5,877 128,635 5,804 16,765 . 15,552 . 3,481 30,515

99.7 86.5 135.1 98.8 87.3 . 90.3 118.2 113.4 111.1 112.5 . 112.4 . 107.7 117.0

1,160 699 12,467 4,109 729 . 3,989 5,538 90,063 2,575 5,733 3,748 8,037 . 6,314 21,608

93.6 65.4 124.4 81.2 85.2 . 93.9 137.7 103.3 99.5 134.9 115.2 106.1 . 111.4 115.3

2,720 417 57,086 2,902 558 521 1,105 3,241 80,744 2,782 8,257 11,820 6,371 593 5,838 43,016

115.4 98.8 125.4 119.2 119.4 74.7 81.4 120.1 119.3 115.9 117.6 112.5 117.4 122.0 119.0 133.6

24.3 22.3 17.9 34.3 26.7 25.2 24.9

. . . . . . .

625 1,480 804 608 1,506 566 1,003

24.3 22.3 17.9 34.3 26.7 25.2 24.9

64.4 64.7 73.0 59.3

7,430 588 . 5,358

80.2 78.6 . 63.6

15,676 3,195 . 6,307

59.0 59.1 . 56.7

8,630 1,740 . 420

59.6 50.5 . 48.6

6,003 2,471 . .

62.9 66.8 . .

2,574 2,079 849 792

71.4 78.8 73.0 56.6

58.1 49.1 59.9 62.3 51.9 53.5 63.3 52.0 56.7 59.0 52.0 60.8 51.6 59.4 62.0 55.1

9,016 11,427 . . 20,976 555 . . . 4,466 43,921 27,447 9,383 . . 571

60.7 54.5 . . 61.7 70.3 . . . 64.9 58.3 69.6 56.7 . . 79.0

3,459 7,029 636 . 27,511 16,730 . . . 3,807 36,794 31,544 5,992 . . 9,427

54.8 45.9 46.7 . 47.6 48.4 . . . 51.6 48.4 63.6 46.8 . . 53.5

1,992 5,109 4,629 . 28,953 43,806 . . 955 2,751 37,197 28,010 3,344 . . 22,431

51.9 46.2 56.3 . 50.7 53.4 . . 43.3 54.2 50.9 49.2 51.0 . . 54.6

1,037 5,961 29,085 1,345 18,856 65,773 . 2,250 4,658 . 27,932 15,275 3,120 . . 22,895

58.5 44.7 51.7 49.8 45.8 47.9 . 49.0 51.0 . 46.0 54.2 46.7 . . 51.2

466 1,130 48,838 11,161 15,049 54,432 452 1,422 4,644 2,167 14,234 6,342 1,059 1,911 2,044 13,890

59.7 49.8 65.3 63.8 55.9 61.6 63.3 56.7 65.1 66.0 56.7 75.7 49.9 59.4 62.0 62.4

V12-2 VICTORY V12-3 VICTORY V14-1 VICTORY 1012 RR 1020 RR 1022 RR 1024 RR 2012 CL 2020 CL 2022 CL 2024 CL

Oats BETANIA SW CALIBRE CAMDEN CS DANCER CDC DERBY GEHL LEGGETT MINSTREL CDC MORGAN AC MORRISON CDC ORRIN CDC RUFFIAN CDC SOURIS STRIDE AC SUMMIT TRIACTOR

Soybean DARIO R2X NSC-STAR CITY RR2X(EXP114) STARBUCK NSC RR2X S003-L3 WATSON NSC RR2Y 22-60RY 23-11RY

Wheat - Canada Prairie CONQUER PASTEUR PENHOLD AAC 5702 PR

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

Flax BETHUNE CDC GLAS CDC SORREL CDC

Variety

2013

ABOUND CDC BARRIE AC BRANDON AAC CAMERON AAC CARBERRY CARDALE CONNERY AAC ELGIN ND ELIE AAC GLENN GOODEVE AC HARVEST IMAGINE CDC JATHARIA VB AAC LANDMARK CDC MORRIS CDC VR

average yields by risk zone

Variety

2013

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year MUCHMORE OSLER CDC PEMBINA PLENTIFUL CDC PROSPER REDWATER AAC SHAW SPLENDOR AC STANLEY CDC TEAL CDC THRIVE CDC TITANIUM VB CDC UNITY UTMOST CDC VESPER 5604HR CL 5605HR CL 859 WR

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2017

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seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

72.0 45.7 41.9 55.2 65.1 60.2 53.1 48.0 55.1 50.2 56.9 51.8 53.8 54.6 50.4 50.3 47.6 50.2

. 3,316 . . 2,295 . 26,107 26,712 15,801 4,288 805 . 96,968 40,154 26,741 11,783 . 14,020

. 51.6 . . 78.8 . 63.1 55.7 63.4 50.5 79.5 . 60.4 62.3 58.0 62.9 . 62.2

. 1,425 . 797 4,327 . 21,796 27,784 30,223 1,521 794 . 64,733 57,929 46,872 13,038 . 9,824

. 30.1 . 49.3 60.5 . 50.1 47.3 57.9 47.7 43.2 . 47.0 51.8 47.6 43.8 . 41.6

. 1,325 . 13,136 5,231 . 20,947 21,080 28,966 520 1,396 2,710 39,231 51,668 24,855 8,888 1,219 9,042

. 45.2 . 51.6 65.0 . 49.2 42.2 44.0 45.8 46.2 49.5 51.4 53.5 48.2 45.8 48.6 46.8

. 805 . 21,105 4,083 931 8,379 12,824 24,837 . 1,428 21,184 13,756 38,939 10,669 4,636 1,169 3,820

. 40.0 . 49.9 63.3 55.8 36.9 38.0 51.8 . 53.4 46.8 44.8 47.9 47.6 42.3 37.0 39.9

495 1,460 575 23,869 718 1,573 5,352 7,708 18,201 475 1,145 27,003 3,462 23,932 3,265 1,650 2,069 6,538

72.0 50.9 41.9 61.9 60.3 62.8 57.0 56.5 65.3 59.9 67.8 55.9 57.5 61.6 55.6 57.4 52.9 47.7

1318 1369 1537 1435 1274

. . 8,346 2,221 3,969

. . 1,841 1,504 1,640

. . 6,383 1,951 3,996

. . 1,475 1,678 1,373

. . 13,515 9,354 7,263

. . 1,488 1,418 1,294

783 2,975 11,965 2,254 6,663

1,682 1,301 1,323 915 1,027

492 3,515 3,883 2,352 1,757

739 1,429 1,806 1,728 1,093

730

447

481

864

858

2848 2575 2246 3025

. . . .

. . 2,103 .

. . 2,582 .

1,490 2,681 2,424 .

3,007 1,995 2,081 .

2,935 3,266 1,190 .

2,531 2,511 1,823 .

1,238 9,490 1,277 566

3,413 2,762 2,399 3,025

990 661

. .

3,960 .

1,025 .

. .

4,316 966

957 661

Canary Seed BASTIA CDC CALVI CDC CANTATE COMMON KEET

Caraway CARAWAY

Fababeans FB9-4 SNOWBIRD SNOWDROP CDC TABASCO

Hemp Grain FINOLA KATANI

risk zone 18 average yields by variety 5-year Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

67.8 76.5 76.5 75.6 65.4 63.3 67.0 57.3 66.6 82.2

951 . 15,697 1,177 . 3,978 6,922 . . .

76.0 . 82.4 83.4 . 62.7 66.6 . . .

2,149 . 12,562 2,931 . 1,607 7,517 1,032 918 .

66.4 . 68.8 79.4 . 68.5 62.6 51.3 84.4 .

1,777 . 26,161 2,243 448 1,046 12,287 . 611 649

58.6 . 74.8 67.2 54.5 56.6 58.0 . 69.7 77.1

1,674 796 27,072 2,459 854 1,059 12,647 . 980 1,512

78.4 87.6 80.5 74.5 78.0 66.4 75.8 . 58.6 92.4

1,088 555 15,723 1,342 1,188 966 7,366 762 523 628

62.0 60.6 72.5 76.4 60.6 60.6 71.8 65.3 47.0 62.9

46.4 46.9 51.7

15,727 . .

44.4 . .

18,806 2,079 .

43.8 43.1 .

15,566 3,118 .

47.1 47.3 .

11,627 9,775 .

51.6 48.1 .

6,193 7,632 4,405

47.5 46.2 51.7

Barley AUSTENSON CDC CARTER CDC COPELAND CDC LEGACY MAVERICK CDC MCGUIRE CDC METCALFE AC ROSSER AC SUNDRE SYNERGY AAC

Canola L130 L140P L230

Variety L233P L252 L261 200PV CL 3155C D 45CS40 45H33 45H76 46A76 46H75 46M34 533PV G 540PV G 5440 INVIGOR 5525 CL 5545 CL 6074 RR 73-15 RR 74-44 75-45 75-45 RR 75-65 RR 7565 RR 9562 VR GC

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

50.7 49.6 46.1 48.6 39.8 47.0 48.2 51.7 30.9 48.5 49.3 37.1 46.4 45.4 41.5 45.7 48.8 28.9 42.1 49.3 49.3 46.0 46.0 47.7

. . . . . . . . . 798 . . . 13,633 3,058 . . . 6,305 . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . 48.9 . . . 47.9 39.3 . . . 39.1 . . . . .

. 12,568 3,183 . . . . . 585 1,264 . . . 17,928 4,992 . . . 3,468 . . . . 3,566

. 46.3 40.7 . . . . . 29.5 37.0 . . . 41.1 41.5 . . . 38.2 . . . . 39.7

. 27,514 2,095 . 918 . 10,246 900 . 3,002 . 1,101 . 14,833 2,740 . 1,528 . 12,998 . . . . 3,878

. 51.2 44.0 . 39.1 . 45.8 54.1 . 53.7 . 37.5 . 48.3 45.5 . 41.5 . 41.7 . . . . 48.5

. 46,968 6,722 1,511 2,883 . 14,491 . . 3,003 2,742 4,138 928 13,293 2,720 . 2,514 . 8,408 1,047 . . 2,122 2,547

. 50.0 49.9 49.1 39.5 . 50.3 . . 50.0 61.0 38.9 45.6 47.0 44.4 . 50.4 . 49.6 52.2 . . 53.2 52.1

3,692 41,767 2,135 2,453 608 6,252 5,707 872 995 2,301 865 1,414 3,440 8,371 969 1,977 3,930 620 12,644 . 3,352 5,125 . 1,676

50.7 49.1 44.0 48.3 42.4 47.0 47.2 49.2 31.7 46.2 12.3 31.3 46.6 42.6 29.6 45.7 50.6 28.9 40.0 . 48.4 43.0 . 56.5

53.5 46.3 47.2 46.2 46.3 45.7 41.9

. . . . 9,501 . 1,317

. . . . 50.2 . 48.5

. 630 . . 12,552 . 2,786

. 44.2 . . 37.5 . 34.4

. 1,901 . 1,603 9,457 1,180 921

. 37.6 . 43.1 45.7 36.2 46.0

. 9,489 707 . 11,088 3,892 1,179

. 51.4 53.4 . 53.7 47.4 51.7

727 9,752 3,090 459 9,827 2,491 1,865

53.5 43.2 45.8 57.2 46.3 47.7 40.4

27.1 34.7 32.2 26.7

2,936 . . 1,829

31.8 . . 31.0

3,548 . . 1,808

25.5 . . 25.9

6,367 544 . 1,891

25.3 32.9 . 31.4

2,395 1,835 . 2,529

27.3 33.6 . 22.6

2,520 1,919 721 749

28.4 36.4 32.2 20.6

42.4 45.0 47.4 47.2 39.0 45.4 48.2 49.9 41.8 48.1 36.7 44.4 47.5 50.7

. . 11,453 . 874 23,251 . . 5,117 . . . . .

. . 49.3 . 41.3 46.1 . . 39.2 . . . . .

949 . 13,264 . 3,050 15,532 . . 3,747 . . . . .

40.5 . 45.2 . 39.2 41.9 . . 37.4 . . . . .

1,644 . 12,789 . . 13,635 . . 5,872 . . 1,255 . .

41.0 . 48.3 . . 44.3 . . 42.6 . . 48.2 . .

708 . 13,166 1,681 599 30,131 3,819 . 3,578 . . 1,568 1,651 .

46.4 . 47.0 47.7 43.3 48.0 45.9 . 47.6 . . 46.0 48.0 .

1,005 1,275 2,171 11,243 573 9,871 7,371 6,591 4,723 1,251 1,053 2,684 2,563 468

43.8 45.0 48.3 47.1 30.2 43.2 49.5 49.9 42.6 48.1 36.7 41.6 47.3 50.7

132.3 96.7 80.6 120.2 83.6 110.8

. . 3,083 19,225 427 .

. . 84.2 122.4 137.0 .

. . 3,000 13,588 1,345 .

. . 81.7 131.0 97.8 .

. . 2,138 15,845 2,511 .

. . 85.6 111.1 70.9 .

. . 1,795 14,893 1,709 1,101

. . 74.2 121.1 77.3 127.2

2,217 515 1,045 11,298 721 2,446

132.3 96.7 67.3 114.6 84.8 103.4

31.2 29.1

. .

475 1,358

31.2 29.1

Field Peas ABARTH AMARILLO CDC ARDILL AAC LIMERICK CDC MEADOW CDC SAFFRON CDC TREASURE CDC

Flax BETHUNE CDC GLAS CDC OMEGA SORREL CDC

IP Canola HYHEAR1 HYHEAR3 L156H L157H REDRIVER 1861 V12-1 VICTORY V12-3 VICTORY V14-1 VICTORY 1012 RR 1020 RR 1022 RR 2020 CL 2022 CL 2024 CL

Oats CAMDEN CS HAYMAKER CDC LEGGETT MORGAN AC SOURIS SUMMIT

Soybean MAHONY R2 22-60RY

average yields by risk zone

Variety

2013

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

5-year

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

23-11RY

32.1

1,429

32.1

51.7 71.1

1,548 .

61.4 .

3,498 5,573

52.6 72.2

1,424 .

47.4 .

. .

454 415

24.2 57.5

42.8 56.0 55.1 45.3 50.4 70.2 52.8 62.1 58.3 65.7 44.7 63.7 52.0 51.5 53.9 48.6 48.3 54.5 46.4

. . . 1,641 . . 8,120 12,566 . . 12,302 . . 39,839 1,514 . 20,930 15,385 3,867

. . . 51.8 . . 57.0 67.3 . . 53.0 . . 58.2 64.0 . 54.8 62.7 56.7

1,041 . . 3,959 . . 2,882 9,729 . . 7,475 . . 26,220 1,688 . 7,400 40,652 4,908

47.2 . . 35.3 . . 49.8 57.9 . . 38.3 . . 49.9 41.8 . 40.8 54.1 46.1

1,185 2,966 . 4,458 9,107 . 4,247 13,322 . . 4,701 . 1,123 18,064 2,960 . 7,255 51,895 5,378

38.7 43.5 . 41.1 39.8 . 42.3 59.9 . . 35.3 . 51.8 43.5 54.8 . 35.4 49.8 39.6

1,040 6,563 865 9,610 17,473 . 3,541 4,487 . . 3,578 2,389 5,899 14,625 2,606 5,724 3,459 45,640 3,632

44.6 55.1 54.1 46.5 51.3 . 54.8 61.9 . . 41.8 66.4 50.8 46.3 50.4 50.4 45.7 56.5 41.8

650 24,307 2,135 5,951 22,407 1,060 1,844 1,390 6,577 493 710 2,819 3,022 7,178 1,947 7,455 5,133 36,060 3,146

40.5 57.8 55.6 51.6 54.2 70.2 59.4 65.3 58.3 65.7 46.7 61.4 54.2 50.9 60.3 47.2 52.6 55.8 50.7

Wheat - Canada Prairie

average yields by risk zone

Wheat - Hard Red Spring BOUNTY CDC BRANDON AAC CAMERON AAC CARBERRY CARDALE ELIE AAC GOODEVE AC HARVEST JATHARIA VB AAC LANDMARK CDC LILLIAN MUCHMORE PLENTIFUL CDC SHAW STANLEY CDC TITANIUM VB CDC UNITY UTMOST CDC VESPER

Fababeans SNOWDROP CDC

1909

2,324

1,808

1,408

2,328

1,854

1,715

2121

1,218

2,121

2026 1790 2172

. 5,016 .

. 2,401 .

. 14,550 .

. 1,570 .

. 10,159 .

. 1,819 .

. 20,428 1,875

. 1,645 2,178

787 15,447 1,800

2,026 1,975 2,163

Lentils - Red IMPULSE MAXIM CDC PROCLAIM CDC

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

43.2 43.0 47.4 43.2 39.2 43.0 44.1 44.9 41.2 33.2 39.7

. . . 1,682 . . 3,399 . 857 . .

. . . 38.5 . . 42.8 . 38.3 . .

. . . 4,381 . . 9,300 . 3,228 . .

. . . 43.2 . . 41.4 . 40.3 . .

3,011 . 7,029 9,699 . . 5,775 . 2,653 . 953

38.4 . 44.4 40.1 . . 44.1 . 43.3 . 39.5

5,561 . 9,005 5,513 1,642 540 3,687 833 1,553 . 1,095

48.0 . 50.8 50.4 43.1 39.1 51.2 53.1 42.2 . 41.1

2,583 3,675 3,520 2,744 1,147 2,833 3,362 1,230 767 824 962

38.6 43.0 44.9 42.4 33.7 43.7 45.7 39.3 39.1 33.2 38.3

47.8 48.3 46.3 39.8 41.0 44.2 46.2 44.9 42.7 31.9

. . . 5,874 . 17,896 . . . 1,100

. . . 45.5 . 49.4 . . . 49.4

. . . 4,099 . 18,886 . 448 . 1,931

. . . 36.2 . 39.8 . 57.1 . 27.8

777 816 . 2,115 . 12,678 . 4,234 1,899 1,413

44.9 32.4 . 26.2 . 35.1 . 37.1 30.1 24.8

930 3,587 . 1,856 . 17,217 . 1,938 2,743 478

55.6 55.9 . 44.2 . 50.2 . 58.6 52.7 35.8

680 3,628 539 1,385 447 11,366 937 3,143 3,744 621

40.5 44.4 46.3 41.4 41.0 44.7 46.2 45.2 41.9 27.0

31.4

873

26.0

662

38.4

49.1 45.5 43.5

. . 4,200

. . 41.3

. . 1,629

. . 41.4

. . 636

. . 50.4

. . 846

. . 51.7

868 652 537

49.1 45.5 45.5

103.5

551

85.3

923

118.3

726

103.2

596

105.9

621

95.8

21.2

4,364

21.2

61.1 54.2 58.7 62.0

7,206 1,942 . 8,633

65.3 68.0 . 70.8

2,736 1,089 . 3,281

58.4 61.1 . 57.5

963 5,364 . 5,700

53.9 47.8 . 53.3

3,279 1,741 . 4,470

54.0 52.5 . 62.6

475 850 695 2,790

76.4 57.9 58.7 56.5

58.6 50.4 49.4 53.6 40.9 41.2 46.2 50.9 45.7 42.6 52.3 40.7 47.4 50.8 44.8

. 1,350 . . 2,435 . . . 9,318 2,293 5,081 3,463 . 17,418 .

. 50.7 . . 44.6 . . . 53.2 42.3 59.1 38.6 . 54.1 .

. . . . 2,085 920 . . 12,338 5,575 6,812 . . 27,119 .

. . . . 40.8 41.1 . . 44.1 46.4 52.1 . . 51.4 .

. 993 548 . 2,110 . 1,010 2,860 8,781 6,615 6,794 2,157 . 25,034 3,272

. 44.5 36.9 . 36.5 . 45.9 42.0 36.3 36.1 42.3 36.0 . 41.8 25.4

1,840 2,800 3,263 836 3,915 . 1,989 6,582 16,517 7,147 7,103 2,425 1,736 31,801 1,882

56.3 50.7 52.4 62.3 41.3 . 43.3 52.5 45.6 43.9 55.1 42.3 47.8 55.0 41.9

4,877 637 1,020 6,299 1,242 768 2,288 9,128 4,716 1,181 3,048 2,142 5,649 26,242 3,797

59.4 58.1 46.6 52.4 40.0 41.4 48.9 52.5 53.3 52.6 56.9 46.9 47.2 51.5 63.0

52.7

450

52.7

1636 1413 1559

. . 3,581

. . 2,006

. 587 11,908

. 1,025 1,354

1,134 1,049 12,587

1,318 1,356 1,651

1,441 534 23,362

1,892 855 1,431

670 465 12,658

1,627 2,679 1,766

45H76 45M35 45S56 46H75 533PV G 540PV G 5440 INVIGOR 6074 RR 74-44 75-45 RR 9561 VR GS

Field Peas ABARTH AMARILLO CDC ARDILL AAC GOLDEN CDC GREENWATER MEADOW CDC MOZART CDC RAEZER CDC SAFFRON CDC SAGE CDC

Flax GLAS CDC

IP Canola

Lentils - Other IMVINCIBLE CDC CL

Variety

2013

V12-3 VICTORY V14-1 VICTORY 1012 RR

Oats MORGAN AC

Soybean P002T04R

Wheat - Canada Prairie NOTES: Minimum of 400 acres and 2 producers reported. Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation does not assume responsibility for, and have not verified the accuracy of the information reported by producers. Only yields that are greater than zero are used for calculating yields by variety.

5-year Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

71.7 63.2

2,182 4,250

69.8 60.6

737 3,604

37.7 60.2

4,792 4,527

70.4 50.5

3,092 6,510

88.3 69.3

6,164 4,193

69.0 72.4

44.5 46.6 39.7 50.6 45.5 41.0 37.3 33.9 50.2 36.7 35.5 39.2 45.2 39.9

7,041 . . . . 2,979 . . . . . . 4,525 .

42.5 . . . . 35.6 . . . . . . 42.8 .

11,751 772 . . 3,289 4,608 . . . . . . 4,215 .

41.5 44.4 . . 45.9 40.6 . . . . . . 45.5 .

16,274 4,748 . . 4,778 5,162 . . . . 975 . 1,060 1,258

42.4 48.4 . . 46.1 41.4 . . . . 39.1 . 52.4 45.9

24,322 15,478 . . 16,903 4,907 1,713 852 . 477 . . . 2,993

48.8 49.8 . . 47.3 44.9 38.4 34.8 . 41.8 . . . 46.3

14,981 17,026 5,030 3,394 11,090 2,369 893 810 972 977 1,035 2,772 990 9,396

43.1 43.1 39.7 50.6 42.4 39.5 35.4 32.9 50.2 34.3 32.2 39.2 48.0 37.1

Barley COPELAND CDC METCALFE AC

Canola L130 L140P L230 L233P L252 1990 CANTERRA 200PV CL 2000 CS 2100 CS 4157SY 43E03 45CS40 45H29 45H33

ANDREW AC CONQUER PENHOLD AAC SADASH

Wheat - Hard Red Spring

risk zone 19 average yields by variety

BRANDON AAC CARBERRY CARDALE ELIE AAC FIELDSTAR IMAGINE CDC MORRIS CDC VR PLENTIFUL CDC SHAW STANLEY CDC STETTLER SUPERB AC TITANIUM VB CDC UTMOST CDC VESPER

Wheat - Winter MOATS

Lentils - Red CRIMSON IMPACT CDC MAXIM CDC

average yields by risk zone

Variety

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

CONQUER CRYSTAL AC

published by the Western Producer

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

published by the Western Producer

risk zone 20 average yields by variety

5-year Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

84.8 74.1 55.0 62.0 83.1 57.1

1,148 7,907 3,394 12,129 . .

93.9 73.9 59.8 65.4 . .

4,007 7,407 2,625 10,600 . .

100.4 64.3 52.9 60.3 . .

1,410 8,825 644 15,323 . 645

80.1 73.8 54.5 56.9 . 49.0

2,353 11,286 2,689 9,728 1,140 503

72.6 83.5 57.1 64.8 77.5 71.8

5,606 11,427 1,061 5,810 1,683 531

78.2 71.5 39.4 66.6 86.9 52.9

46.6 47.0 42.3 44.3 48.6 47.6 47.8 50.4 43.7 35.7 46.3 41.0 40.2 44.5 47.7 39.6 42.8 47.1 44.1 34.3 49.4 48.3 40.7 37.0 43.3 43.8 45.2 43.7 47.8 39.8 41.7 48.9 42.1 45.2 44.4 44.4 45.1 45.1

40,101 . 14,461 . . . . . 1,611 . . . . 12,320 . 1,037 . . . 445 3,001 . . . . . 14,044 5,332 . . 13,411 . 25,156 . . . . .

45.8 . 42.0 . . . . . 49.0 . . . . 42.9 . 31.7 . . . 34.4 42.9 . . . . . 46.2 41.9 . . 42.5 . 42.0 . . . . .

43,701 503 10,376 . . . 17,951 3,200 1,843 . . . . 11,822 . 3,595 . . . . 5,148 . 5,399 . . . 33,440 4,759 . . 4,129 . 17,281 6,252 . . . .

43.0 41.4 40.7 . . . 41.6 41.8 35.6 . . . . 43.2 . 35.8 . . . . 40.3 . 37.3 . . . 42.7 39.6 . . 41.3 . 36.7 43.2 . . . .

59,789 5,571 4,612 . . . 37,044 1,922 3,156 . 625 1,175 . 5,016 2,049 850 3,389 . 2,932 . 4,549 . 5,045 5,189 440 . 29,613 4,310 . . 2,336 . 26,022 4,275 . . . .

46.2 49.3 42.6 . . . 46.7 46.9 47.2 . 51.4 42.9 . 49.1 46.0 41.5 41.1 . 44.8 . 44.6 . 40.6 36.0 33.9 . 44.9 49.0 . . 37.7 . 42.4 45.0 . . . .

53,328 17,031 3,727 . . . 59,460 6,780 3,836 . 1,984 690 . 1,434 10,042 1,003 2,026 . 6,015 . 12,313 1,934 1,930 977 8,868 443 17,851 4,309 . . 764 7,769 19,593 3,127 2,039 . . 2,295

51.9 50.8 48.0 . . . 49.7 55.6 51.3 . 46.5 40.1 . 56.8 49.3 53.5 47.8 . 45.6 . 55.2 54.1 47.5 38.3 44.1 52.2 48.5 44.3 . . 43.2 49.5 46.6 53.3 45.1 . . 45.9

26,744 29,484 1,320 20,213 13,446 406 46,480 1,011 2,283 884 580 1,018 4,746 1,796 5,765 910 3,006 3,060 3,567 426 3,775 3,014 685 443 800 13,217 6,311 2,131 4,093 885 1,059 8,726 17,669 550 . 5,012 16,491 .

44.3 44.4 39.6 44.3 48.6 47.6 48.6 48.9 29.1 35.7 40.0 39.3 40.2 42.4 45.6 46.6 41.4 47.1 41.0 34.3 54.2 44.6 48.3 46.3 38.4 43.5 48.3 46.0 47.8 39.8 40.3 48.4 42.1 23.5 . 44.1 44.9 .

55.9 42.5 48.3 66.2 39.5 46.7 46.8 47.3 48.8 44.8

. 806 . . 5,692 . 38,679 . . 6,611

. 43.1 . . 46.0 . 51.8 . . 46.3

. . . . 4,053 . 42,277 . 757 7,811

. . . . 32.1 . 39.8 . 47.5 44.9

. . 2,003 . 2,298 2,004 36,203 1,585 2,750 8,679

. . 44.1 . 31.5 45.1 40.7 37.8 44.3 40.9

2,925 . 9,329 . 2,496 2,372 44,329 3,299 7,004 6,532

58.4 . 51.7 . 46.2 51.1 52.4 51.6 51.2 48.4

2,076 710 21,349 635 848 3,957 25,163 3,774 1,819 4,472

52.3 41.7 47.2 66.2 33.8 45.0 49.8 47.3 46.6 45.0

Field Peas ABARTH AGASSIZ AMARILLO CDC ARDILL AAC GOLDEN CDC LIMERICK CDC MEADOW CDC RAEZER CDC SAFFRON CDC STRIKER CDC

average yields by risk zone

2015

2016

2017

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

39.3

476

34.6

404

44.9

41.2 46.9 49.1 45.3 47.9 46.4 42.5 47.3

. . . 7,388 . . . .

. . . 43.6 . . . .

. . . 6,151 . . . .

. . . 40.2 . . . .

. . . 5,594 . . 572 .

. . . 46.0 . . 46.7 .

. 1,753 . 5,173 1,131 . 2,324 1,171

. 48.1 . 47.8 47.2 . 42.9 50.6

8,735 2,839 3,533 2,453 2,813 1,136 1,055 440

41.2 46.1 49.1 56.1 48.1 46.4 39.5 38.4

64.9 103.9 132.6 96.4

1,021 3,672 . 532

75.5 106.7 . 78.8

578 990 . .

58.7 127.5 . .

406 2,603 . .

55.8 101.4 . .

. 1,612 . 960

. 101.8 . 107.8

501 2,180 431 840

57.9 93.4 132.6 94.7

61.7 60.2 65.4 57.9

22,412 . 80,733 3,809

61.5 . 73.0 70.6

7,714 . 48,598 3,674

54.9 . 61.8 59.6

14,485 . 41,784 8,580

52.8 . 53.5 46.8

16,077 1,072 69,339 4,484

66.0 48.9 64.8 66.0

11,427 4,608 25,524 1,910

72.0 62.9 69.6 60.4

46.8

747

46.8

48.5 44.0 46.1 58.5 53.3 60.6 59.5 56.4 47.5 51.1 58.1 43.7 45.0 60.7 55.6 41.1 50.8 45.0 53.1 57.7 47.0 49.0 56.2 49.4 55.8

3,569 4,043 4,843 . . . . 6,450 2,346 5,288 . 15,720 . . . 1,144 11,063 6,538 12,542 13,638 . 18,566 45,066 599 .

52.7 50.9 40.8 . . . . 61.9 49.4 60.5 . 47.7 . . . 42.6 55.5 44.7 54.8 68.2 . 54.1 60.7 46.7 .

3,639 2,094 3,629 . . . . 8,552 1,028 2,982 . 17,052 . 1,318 . 3,296 14,619 3,095 17,378 13,763 . 13,683 64,143 2,442 .

44.6 39.5 39.4 . . . . 60.8 53.4 49.2 . 43.5 . 38.4 . 38.0 48.8 39.1 53.7 51.4 . 49.2 55.8 51.1 .

3,656 2,409 4,622 . 456 . . 7,270 1,160 3,483 . 9,505 1,641 1,865 3,650 1,774 15,756 1,740 17,940 13,362 . 7,994 74,560 9,859 .

45.4 33.0 42.7 . 51.6 . . 46.1 42.3 41.5 . 36.6 29.5 47.3 49.9 36.1 45.6 29.5 47.9 46.8 . 38.7 46.7 39.7 .

3,609 1,190 4,181 1,696 1,015 . 405 5,471 915 2,945 . 7,266 5,211 7,164 11,740 1,515 11,307 6,908 19,817 11,521 1,030 2,141 82,669 16,139 .

46.2 47.0 48.0 53.2 52.1 . 63.1 55.7 48.9 51.2 . 46.2 50.8 62.0 54.3 50.1 49.9 48.9 55.8 55.6 45.2 44.3 60.0 53.5 .

4,744 491 5,634 7,490 2,507 1,433 1,295 2,483 741 1,425 1,170 1,045 5,773 6,865 29,464 920 8,727 2,402 15,644 10,336 2,643 1,298 64,835 5,984 1,846

52.3 53.8 56.4 59.7 54.1 60.6 58.4 59.0 39.8 43.6 58.1 36.2 44.1 67.3 56.9 44.7 58.9 53.2 53.7 69.0 47.7 47.7 59.8 54.0 55.8

68.4

550

65.2

763

70.6

2489

2,230

2,103

1,152

2,648

467

3,942

1839

1,889

2,116

3,362

1,168

4,056

1,870

15,331

1,825

7,918

2,070

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Wheat - Canada Prairie ANDREW AC PENHOLD AAC SADASH 5700PR

Wheat - Durum TRANSCEND

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average yields by risk zone

seeded acres

Canola/Rapeseed L130 L140P L159 L230 L233P L241C L252 L261 1990 CANTERRA 2000 CS 4157SY 43E03 45CS40 45H29 45H33 45H75 45H76 45M35 45S56 46A76 46H75 46M34 530 VT 530PV G 533PV G 540PV G 5440 INVIGOR 5525 CL 5545 CL 560 PV GM 6060 6074 RR 74-44 74-54 RR 75-45 75-45 RR 75-65 RR 7565 RR

2014

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

Flax

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

Barley AUSTENSON CDC COPELAND CDC COWBOY CDC METCALFE AC SYNERGY AAC YORKTON CDC

2013

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

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risk zone 21 average yields by variety 5-year Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

5-year

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

23.3 69.4 79.0 53.2 75.5 45.9 71.0 63.6 60.3 82.3

. 710 . 2,207 2,612 1,810 7,250 9,064 4,643 .

. 74.6 . 55.9 58.0 45.9 63.3 51.2 53.8 .

. 1,537 . 4,837 2,324 1,330 3,651 12,396 2,868 .

. 71.4 . 49.5 63.2 44.0 59.0 57.7 51.8 .

. 6,198 . 3,143 11,550 . 3,774 31,863 7,122 .

. 63.3 . 49.9 69.5 . 80.3 62.4 62.9 .

. 10,162 . 503 11,719 661 4,502 23,499 1,739 6,394

. 72.0 . 75.1 75.7 43.6 69.5 69.7 76.2 81.6

660 5,295 2,638 460 13,531 612 6,773 14,664 612 1,883

23.3 70.1 79.0 76.6 85.9 52.5 81.5 69.1 72.9 84.5

Barley ALBRIGHT AC AUSTENSON CDC BENTLEY CHAMPION COPELAND CDC FIBAR CDC LEGACY METCALFE AC NEWDALE SYNERGY AAC L120

35.3

5,436

31.3

4,485

29.7

5,989

41.8

3,850

37.2

1,163

35.9

L130

37.9

24,164

31.0

41,030

30.6

31,477

45.6

27,124

43.5

13,754

43.6

L140P L159 L230 L233P L252 L261

46.0 39.8 44.2 50.2 45.8 44.3

. 6,223 . . . .

. 37.3 . . . .

989 3,762 . . 21,476 1,714

35.0 33.7 . . 37.5 43.7

8,681 1,490 . . 18,198 2,165

49.5 46.3 . . 48.4 48.3

22,987 1,272 . . 44,828 2,394

44.4 42.8 . . 47.6 50.6

23,984 3,123 12,806 8,125 44,744 3,241

46.7 47.5 44.2 50.2 46.8 37.1

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2014

2015

2016

2017

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

33.0 34.8 41.8 31.7 44.6 39.8 39.0 45.0 42.7 47.0 43.1 47.3 44.7 29.8 41.6 37.6 42.4 40.3 40.5 42.5 45.0 31.9 41.6 44.4 33.0 30.8 40.4 40.5 40.5 40.9 40.9

3,859 . . . . 10,399 17,442 . . 558 . . . . 3,633 . . . . 26,036 . . . . 508 2,577 5,274 . . . .

23.1 . . . . 38.2 33.3 . . 45.9 . . . . 34.8 . . . . 35.9 . . . . 29.4 30.7 35.4 . . . .

4,510 4,319 . . . 14,431 25,995 . . 451 . . . 1,217 5,389 5,624 . . . 48,019 . 1,528 . . 2,992 1,010 9,221 . . . .

32.7 28.2 . . . 35.4 31.7 . . 33.1 . . . 19.7 35.0 32.6 . . . 36.3 . 23.2 . . 25.8 27.1 31.8 . . . .

3,191 988 6,024 1,418 . 10,795 23,638 2,132 . 937 2,588 . 8,208 2,340 5,022 5,728 8,206 . . 78,511 . 1,219 . . 2,823 527 19,368 . . . .

40.1 41.0 50.4 37.8 . 44.7 45.8 42.1 . 49.6 40.6 . 46.6 31.8 52.8 41.1 41.9 . . 46.1 . 38.0 . . 35.2 37.3 43.6 . . . .

2,897 1,021 6,203 1,180 . 3,408 25,637 22,163 . 700 4,410 . 4,637 4,104 7,201 5,379 5,068 3,382 530 54,867 . 1,487 4,533 435 2,333 . 20,498 1,870 . . 2,048

40.2 44.4 42.3 12.1 . 45.2 41.5 47.5 . 53.2 44.6 . 41.3 32.6 40.0 36.8 44.3 41.5 39.4 44.3 . 32.0 38.7 44.6 41.1 . 39.7 37.1 . . 44.6

932 1,368 4,756 1,570 9,429 916 20,923 13,856 415 638 970 9,369 1,161 2,027 3,398 1,370 1,890 1,713 3,253 40,938 468 1,216 1,685 590 936 1,072 23,067 . 5,767 8,553 .

28.8 43.8 30.1 40.8 44.6 49.6 42.2 41.5 42.7 47.0 43.2 47.3 45.0 27.8 46.5 46.3 39.5 37.7 40.7 44.4 45.0 36.6 49.4 44.4 31.3 31.5 42.9 . 41.6 40.0 .

49.2 53.5 46.6 36.9 59.1 40.3 43.0

. . 1,805 938 . . 2,205

. . 40.3 35.3 . . 36.7

. . 2,966 1,794 . 510 6,850

. . 35.2 30.8 . 30.1 39.2

2,688 . 4,506 1,285 . . 8,225

49.4 . 44.9 44.1 . . 46.5

7,243 . 10,230 1,132 . . 3,849

45.7 . 46.9 38.6 . . 43.0

6,502 945 7,570 559 6,036 587 2,026

53.1 53.5 53.2 39.4 59.1 49.3 48.7

29.8 42.9 43.5 33.6 28.7 42.1 45.8 40.0 41.9 42.3 50.2 42.6 37.4 38.8

. 3,646 . . 1,747 11,981 . 13,517 . . . . . .

. 40.2 . . 20.0 38.9 . 36.4 . . . . . .

962 7,142 . 405 852 17,811 . 7,383 . . . . . .

21.3 35.4 . 23.9 20.9 36.1 . 30.4 . . . . . .

1,964 5,901 . . 903 10,599 . 24,957 1,444 . . 1,094 . .

30.2 45.1 . . 39.7 47.1 . 42.8 35.3 . . 41.7 . .

. 5,972 . . 1,146 17,968 . 25,095 1,627 1,424 . 941 3,403 .

. 50.9 . . 34.2 45.8 . 41.2 41.0 42.1 . 43.3 35.4 .

2,216 799 7,786 402 764 2,594 3,350 19,482 4,691 1,172 870 658 1,825 530

33.0 48.0 43.5 43.5 35.9 51.8 45.8 41.4 44.3 42.6 50.2 43.1 41.2 38.8

118.5 109.1

. 41,752

. 110.1

. 50,820

. 111.5

. 77,089

. 105.0

6,084 48,833

116.1 108.5

28,830 28,683

118.9 115.0

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average yields by risk zone

Canola

Variety

2013

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

5-year

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

107.0 99.8 109.1 122.2

. 754 . 526

. 120.7 . 94.3

. 2,280 865 1,171

. 92.6 91.0 109.4

. 6,895 1,890 7,560

. 106.7 110.0 113.6

1,662 4,629 2,076 5,552

108.9 91.4 98.4 131.3

1,596 1,720 7,074 9,336

105.1 95.6 114.2 126.8

19.4 31.4 26.1

. . .

602 561 424

19.4 31.4 26.1

46.8 54.9 58.0 47.7 50.7 61.2 45.6 50.7 50.7 50.3 63.6 48.7 46.4 37.4 47.2 50.3 40.6 48.9 46.3 53.0 44.5

2,521 . . 5,785 . . 13,379 6,643 . . . . 13,561 2,428 9,577 . 7,349 21,235 1,890 . 8,823

44.8 . . 52.2 . . 43.5 52.1 . . . . 52.3 36.9 51.4 . 48.6 51.6 57.1 . 51.6

1,820 . . 13,482 3,897 . 15,463 5,988 . 1,344 . . 12,277 4,385 19,253 . 2,859 35,245 6,051 . 6,706

38.5 . . 45.8 47.4 . 41.5 47.5 . 35.8 . . 43.5 42.1 44.4 . 40.4 47.0 42.0 . 35.8

4,480 527 . 13,607 21,160 . 13,491 6,585 . 5,181 2,317 3,589 10,720 4,257 19,168 . 5,737 32,032 3,655 . 4,975

52.8 51.1 . 47.7 48.1 . 49.6 51.1 . 49.3 63.8 51.3 44.4 33.1 49.3 . 31.3 47.7 45.4 . 43.8

1,582 7,172 1,250 11,593 27,571 1,748 17,029 2,727 . 4,623 5,480 8,349 5,220 945 14,186 4,642 4,705 40,296 2,766 793 3,800

42.0 46.2 50.8 44.4 51.9 38.9 45.0 46.7 . 48.4 55.9 45.7 40.4 37.6 44.9 47.5 39.0 46.6 45.8 49.3 44.1

869 14,815 10,893 8,502 22,956 6,976 5,974 1,307 2,702 4,301 4,761 5,508 1,177 1,285 3,888 7,003 2,218 18,626 2,269 2,094 890

47.4 59.2 58.8 51.8 52.2 66.7 53.7 65.2 50.7 58.1 72.4 51.7 52.9 35.9 49.1 52.1 41.5 56.3 51.0 54.4 45.8

2507

2,042

2,507

1953

451

1,825

1,180

2,002

Soybean LEROY NSC RR2Y 22-60RY 23-11RY

average yields by risk zone

Wheat - Hard Red Spring ABOUND CDC BRANDON AAC CAMERON AAC CARBERRY CARDALE ELIE AAC GOODEVE AC IMAGINE CDC JATHARIA VB AAC MORRIS CDC VR MUCHMORE PLENTIFUL CDC SHAW SPLENDOR AC STANLEY CDC TITANIUM VB CDC UNITY UTMOST CDC 5604HR CL 5605HR CL 859 WR

Fababeans SNOWBIRD

Lentils - Red MAXIM CDC

Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

41.3 37.8 34.2 37.4 43.3 44.0 43.4 44.4 44.0 42.8 47.9 46.9 45.9 45.6 39.1 34.6 38.4 43.9 41.8 37.7 44.6 38.8 37.4 42.5 39.9 41.8 41.8 48.7 48.7

. . . . . . . 2,405 . 615 . . . 1,180 . . . 5,690 2,047 . . . 2,755 10,784 . . . . .

. . . . . . . 47.1 . 42.7 . . . 45.0 . . . 40.9 40.6 . . . 38.6 41.8 . . . . .

. . . 531 . . . 2,345 . 2,678 . . . 4,778 . . . 7,794 1,575 . . . 2,895 10,846 5,878 . . . .

. . . 24.3 . . . 40.1 . 37.0 . . . 42.7 . . . 37.5 37.7 . . . 34.7 35.7 37.9 . . . .

. . . . 4,793 5,038 . 1,138 2,461 2,568 3,371 . 4,376 3,960 1,139 . . 9,451 . . . . 2,100 18,737 . . . . .

. . . . 46.1 44.7 . 45.2 44.9 47.4 49.8 . 44.0 44.8 33.6 . . 48.2 . . . . 38.4 43.1 . . . . .

2,283 . 992 . 5,579 3,958 . 2,110 9,357 3,912 4,523 . 4,777 11,576 2,195 . . 7,625 1,500 . 2,480 1,025 1,059 23,751 . 2,753 . . 1,097

44.8 . 37.4 . 42.7 43.8 . 48.2 43.7 45.2 45.5 . 47.8 47.9 42.5 . . 46.2 45.4 . 48.3 37.8 37.9 44.8 . 45.1 . . 40.3

2,526 904 1,040 1,284 588 1,186 2,125 1,101 3,434 1,773 5,318 604 1,740 5,347 900 654 2,208 3,645 761 4,417 6,624 405 579 13,914 1,025 . 6,223 8,759 .

38.1 37.8 31.2 42.8 27.4 41.7 43.4 39.3 44.2 39.3 48.8 46.9 45.6 43.8 37.6 34.6 38.4 45.8 46.3 37.7 43.2 41.4 40.9 43.3 51.0 . 40.3 49.7 .

48.6 48.4 46.9 46.1 37.8 40.8 47.8 40.1

. 1,858 . 11,362 . . . 4,650

. 46.4 . 49.7 . . . 42.4

. . . 14,763 . 917 . 9,794

. . . 38.7 . 36.1 . 37.6

597 683 . 13,388 . 1,354 1,067 5,935

42.0 35.8 . 42.8 . 36.8 40.3 39.4

2,966 715 1,606 18,902 . 1,093 6,287 5,300

51.4 49.9 47.4 52.2 . 43.4 49.2 44.8

13,909 590 845 11,623 575 1,148 5,706 3,437

48.2 67.5 45.9 46.0 37.8 46.6 47.5 37.9

31.8

623

30.0

2,407

29.3

1,075

32.2

2,324

34.8

45.2 41.5 49.0 43.6 34.7 47.4 41.0 38.2

. . . 6,428 . . 724 .

. . . 43.1 . . 35.4 .

. . . 4,862 . . . .

. . . 38.9 . . . .

494 . . 2,377 . . 740 .

49.6 . . 47.8 . . 43.4 .

. . . 8,277 . . 1,923 825

. . . 45.9 . . 42.6 46.6

725 981 2,669 6,363 1,363 2,207 1,230 1,400

42.2 41.5 49.0 42.8 34.7 47.4 40.3 33.2

122.2 108.7 90.2 147.6

. 11,972 3,268 .

. 118.4 94.7 .

. 10,685 1,420 .

. 113.2 100.4 .

. 7,972 2,558 .

. 96.6 85.5 .

. 5,956 1,146 .

. 87.1 76.8 .

2,811 7,571 1,270 478

122.2 117.0 89.1 147.6

64.3 54.9 73.9 75.6 66.3 66.2

1,992 . . . 3,255 3,365

74.6 . . . 81.2 73.4

2,400 . . . 5,898 1,930

67.5 . . . 57.2 60.6

1,824 . . . 4,855 2,314

45.9 . . . 59.9 64.1

2,287 3,894 697 . 3,727 1,213

64.2 52.7 60.3 . 72.2 61.9

615 2,665 2,181 1,877 698 477

74.0 58.2 78.3 75.6 87.0 58.7

200PV CL 2000 CS 2200CS CL 3154S D 3155C D 43E03 45CS40 45H31 45H33 45H75 45H76 45M35 45S56 46H75 530PV G 533PV G 540PV G 5440 INVIGOR 5535 CL 5545 CL 6074 RR 6080 RR 73-15 RR 74-44 74-54 RR 75-45 75-45 RR 75-65 RR 7565 RR

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Flax NOTES: Minimum of 400 acres and 2 producers reported. Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation does not assume responsibility for, and have not verified the accuracy of the information reported by producers. Only yields that are greater than zero are used for calculating yields by variety.

risk zone 22 average yields by variety 5-year Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

76.6 68.7 73.2 64.4 96.0

1,184 4,410 5,675 7,374 .

80.6 72.9 80.5 62.7 .

4,066 3,794 2,017 7,824 .

72.5 58.3 62.4 59.1 .

6,249 4,354 2,113 10,983 465

77.4 66.1 62.3 64.4 89.0

6,242 9,500 1,626 13,146 2,232

74.8 69.9 73.0 65.9 97.8

4,637 6,191 524 9,645 1,242

80.7 72.1 80.0 68.0 95.3

44.7 48.4 39.6 44.2 51.3 52.9 46.0

15,969 . 4,875 . . . .

44.1 . 38.0 . . . .

21,117 3,228 2,826 . . . 5,772

39.6 42.8 35.8 . . . 41.0

23,990 5,037 1,204 . . . 11,382

45.7 48.8 40.6 . . . 47.9

29,745 9,352 3,387 . . 402 17,360

47.6 51.0 42.1 . . 48.7 48.3

12,675 16,586 2,104 6,959 4,992 2,606 18,637

45.4 48.0 43.6 44.2 51.3 53.6 44.3

Barley AUSTENSON CDC COPELAND CDC MEREDITH METCALFEAC SYNERGY AAC

Canola L130 L140P L159 L230 L233P L241C L252

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average yields by risk zone

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

RUFFIAN CDC SOURIS SUMMIT TRIACTOR

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100

| yield: saskatchewan 2018

5-year BARRIE AC BRANDON AAC CARBERRY CARDALE GOODEVE AC HARVEST INTREPID AC JATHARIA VB AAC LANDMARK CDC MORRIS CDC VR PLENTIFUL CDC SHAW STANLEY CDC STETTLER TITANIUM VB CDC UNITY UTMOST CDC WASKADA

2014

2015

2016

2017

5-year

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

37.5 50.9 49.5 49.1 50.1 49.4 46.5 55.6 66.8 47.8 50.4 47.2 44.9 43.5 49.0 46.8 52.0 34.8

5,115 . . . 14,372 9,008 11,587 . . . . 7,444 1,553 2,409 . 19,124 22,481 1,087

36.6 . . . 54.4 52.1 49.9 . . . . 51.8 51.4 44.9 . 49.7 57.3 42.2

3,047 . . . 13,558 6,568 10,908 . . . 487 6,245 6,030 5,465 . 7,058 22,468 766

35.1 . . . 49.2 43.8 44.4 . . . 58.6 45.4 44.9 43.6 . 41.1 48.9 30.5

3,187 733 4,283 2,940 10,703 9,661 10,147 . . 1,460 5,792 4,278 5,839 4,412 648 4,041 29,195 1,770

35.2 53.8 42.2 47.3 46.3 49.7 44.6 . . 38.3 47.6 40.9 42.6 42.1 49.6 43.0 48.2 33.9

2,818 2,572 9,255 3,593 8,888 4,518 9,379 . . 3,284 14,257 2,624 4,219 4,327 2,248 4,607 29,814 1,342

43.2 44.3 51.6 51.8 48.3 53.3 45.3 . . 49.2 48.6 49.3 46.2 41.9 52.3 48.6 53.5 30.3

1,864 8,381 4,175 2,433 5,033 1,622 4,498 595 1,517 3,359 15,082 1,725 4,829 1,581 2,630 1,168 28,611 503

38.8 52.7 52.2 47.2 51.4 44.5 50.4 55.6 66.8 50.6 53.1 46.4 44.4 49.7 46.0 39.0 52.8 40.7

1916

891

1,916

2791 1601 1515

. . .

. 1,441 .

. 966 .

. 4,267 .

. 1,759 .

1,220 2,501 1,247

2,791 1,698 1,515

Fababeans SNOWDROP CDC

Lentils - Red IMPULSE MAXIM CDC PROCLAIM CDC

Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

101

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

46.7 49.5 32.0 48.2 49.8 42.4 44.4 40.1

. . . 13,191 . 12,195 . .

. . . 53.9 . 50.9 . .

. . . 12,905 . 14,672 634 812

. . . 41.2 . 39.1 42.3 36.2

. . . 12,352 1,692 9,249 2,023 1,533

. . . 44.9 38.7 34.0 42.1 41.6

1,045 3,323 . 10,109 2,813 4,227 . 527

68.7 51.3 . 52.4 51.2 46.2 . 48.2

2,040 4,447 463 7,109 2,812 1,629 833 464

35.5 48.2 32.0 50.4 54.9 44.6 51.7 32.2

46.3 30.8

894 .

37.7 .

489 .

38.2 .

3,797 .

45.8 .

1,595 .

51.0 .

2,868 709

48.4 30.8

105.7 100.6

7,962 1,012

108.7 104.0

4,495 522

104.4 98.4

3,944 682

104.7 85.8

2,913 922

102.2 101.7

3,122 837

104.1 108.9

72.9 63.4 70.6 66.8 74.4 65.5 61.9 61.9

4,295 2,451 1,569 . 11,452 600 3,388 1,842

78.5 71.0 82.9 . 79.3 74.3 71.6 76.4

3,131 4,481 2,341 . 8,596 614 2,329 3,202

70.9 58.1 62.2 . 64.7 53.1 66.5 61.3

2,364 3,225 1,880 . 5,862 . 1,891 1,750

58.8 58.0 49.2 . 67.5 . 35.1 45.7

2,085 3,953 1,030 1,092 11,701 . . 736

79.7 71.5 74.0 69.3 74.9 . . 67.7

2,396 1,050 2,665 3,325 5,879 629 1,093 535

73.7 54.8 84.4 66.0 84.9 69.3 68.4 60.8

67.4 . 63.1 55.6 59.7 54.4 53.9 54.8 59.3 57.8 51.8 55.8 53.0 60.0

. . . 18,256 12,654 6,205 4,935 . . 2,134 999 5,370 8,509 .

. . . 59.7 65.7 59.7 52.8 . . 55.6 59.7 55.8 60.7 .

. . . 11,438 10,692 2,746 3,481 821 . . 2,099 2,467 23,464 .

. 1,922 . 56.5 54.1 46.0 47.8 59.1 . . 55.3 54.0 53.0 .

. 46.4 . 10,872 14,268 1,931 5,401 5,698 . 1,124 3,922 . 24,194 .

. 2,838 . 46.2 55.2 48.5 49.3 45.2 . 45.7 47.5 . 43.9 .

973 50.3 . 4,276 7,563 745 3,493 9,553 559 2,741 2,939 1,035 17,061 .

61.9 1,369 . 55.7 64.1 52.4 62.1 59.6 62.6 62.8 55.1 53.1 59.3 .

4,099 49.8 4,412 5,438 1,736 760 3,170 9,573 1,386 532 1,301 750 14,337 680

68.6 63.1 58.8 66.8 58.4 61.3 55.5 57.9 66.2 45.8 65.5 56.1 60.0

1914

611

1,384

2,004

2,022

897

2,026

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risk zone 23 average yields by variety 5-year Variety

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Avg. yield (Bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

seeded acres

yield (bu./acre)

74.3 75.4 68.6

. 4,205 3,938

. 73.3 68.0

2,653 5,010 4,307

67.9 72.3 64.3

2,666 6,683 4,720

71.0 73.4 65.8

2,350 2,573 5,087

77.6 78.3 74.6

688 4,120 4,198

100.8 82.4 69.5

46.0 47.0 44.8 48.9 38.8 54.9 47.9 44.9 51.5 44.7 49.8 51.1 46.9 53.1 54.3 47.5 43.6 45.3 50.4 45.2 42.2 39.9 43.4 43.4 47.5 47.5

20,593 . 679 . . . . 855 . . . . . . . . . 8,388 . . 10,263 . . . . .

42.2 . 48.9 . . . . 38.0 . . . . . . . . . 46.7 . . 41.0 . . . . .

29,786 1,107 1,283 . . . 6,711 3,442 . . . . . . 867 . . 25,988 . . 12,618 5,435 . . . .

39.7 34.9 39.3 . . . 42.0 41.6 . . . . . . 49.1 . . 40.9 . . 37.8 38.1 . . . .

43,011 . . . . . 5,143 6,590 . 2,317 . 1,642 3,253 . 2,024 . . 28,923 . . 12,713 1,183 . . . .

45.3 . . . . . 49.2 44.2 . 47.2 . 56.4 49.9 . 50.7 . . 47.2 . . 44.4 45.7 . . . .

46,288 3,494 1,432 . . 430 17,011 5,833 639 . . 7,821 3,198 . 2,555 2,174 . 13,079 612 406 14,311 . 4,293 . . 4,638

51.5 48.6 47.4 . . 56.0 48.8 49.5 50.5 . . 52.7 43.3 . 58.9 48.3 . 50.6 50.4 41.1 46.0 . 47.4 . . 48.8

25,450 8,671 839 14,355 1,222 704 4,469 1,395 1,774 537 2,238 7,958 4,655 734 1,545 547 3,215 4,501 3,173 2,179 16,612 455 . 14,375 5,824 .

47.4 47.8 45.5 48.9 38.8 54.3 51.9 41.9 51.8 33.6 49.8 48.3 47.3 53.1 54.5 44.3 43.6 40.3 50.4 45.9 41.2 45.5 . 42.2 46.5 .

Barley AUSTENSON CDC COPELAND CDC METCALFE AC

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Variety

2013

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102

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number of insured acres in saskatchewan, by crop type Total Insured Acres Canola Hard Red Spring Wheat Durum Lentils Barley Field Peas Flax Oats Canada Prairie Spring Wheat Canary Seed Soybean Wheat Winter Mustard 1 Forage 2 Minor Crops 3 Greenfeed Chickpea Fall Rye Alfalfa Seed Hard White Spring Wheat Wild Rice 4 Weather derivative program

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2012

2103

2014

2015

2016

2017

27,646,230 9,199,594 5,623,963 3,227,423 1,837,926 1,765,353 1,746,088 578,590 685,971 541,040 270,382 -670,040 161,385 180,723 116,228 29,557 123,234 74,041 23,576 22,881 16,242 746,092

27,786,684 8,631,101 6,260,727 3,320,717 1,657,569 1,578,967 1,621,242 696,018 1,046,267 980,710 202,275 -383,247 151,346 158,471 190,752 29,365 86,654 37,035 24,149 28,847 6,733 692,699

27,147,616 8,690,095 5,649,969 2,995,242 2,137,540 1,250,679 1,801,144 997,671 710,746 734,076 253,570 202,986 340,483 244,494 150,359 109,829 37,695 68,930 42,170 24,875 18,071 6,441 680,551

27,463,997 8,481,510 5,145,815 3,591,567 2,596,656 1,607,878 1,505,744 1,077,392 970,408 505,212 291,907 198,590 197,966 169,060 165,746 132,642 57,299 45,439 41,360 29,577 7,391 5,547 639,291

29,125,643 8,916,118 4,466,764 3,617,026 4,023,976 1,654,580 1,644,534 597,549 704,403 566,924 231,719 176,861 198,694 267,584 314,245 123,709 71,484 93,723 76,269 36,314 8,023 5,253 1,329,891

28,334,331 10,239,091 4,784,803 2,818,846 2,927,270 1,399,391 1,544,268 637,727 836,734 344,041 216,731 560,752 202,508 182,203 216,812 139,808 53,817 91,017 36,140 35,568 13,888 5,253 1,047,663

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