Government of Saskatchewan reports harvest at 82%, behind five-year average

Released Oct 8, 2026 for Sep 29 to Oct 5: 82% harvested; southwest and west-central at 92%. Update for producers across Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan PNP desk October 8, 2026 Updated October 13, 2026 1 min read

Released Oct 8, 2026 for Sep 29 to Oct 5: 82% harvested; southwest and west-central at 92%. Update for producers across Saskatchewan.

With 82% of crops off and yields mostly at or above average—but mixed wheat grades and harvest still behind the 5‑year pace—newcomers, students, workers, employers and families can expect farm work and rural activity to continue across Saskatchewan.

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