News ReleaseGovernment of SaskatchewanSeptember 24, 2026
Saskatchewan harvest reaches 41% as wet weather slows work
Harvest is well behind recent averages, and wet conditions are hurting crop quality in some areas.
Summary
Saskatchewan farmers had harvested 41 per cent of crops by September 21. That is below the five-year average of 82 per cent and the 10-year average of 73 per cent.
- The southwest was furthest along at 67 per cent; the northeast was at 24 per cent.
- Winter rye was 99 per cent harvested, lentils 92 per cent and field peas 91 per cent. Canola was 26 per cent harvested.
- Rain and wet fields slowed harvest in parts of the province. High humidity and wet conditions are also affecting the quality of some crops still in the field.
- The report says warmer temperatures over the weekend and coming week should help harvest progress.
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Source: Government of Saskatchewan