Do you check what you sold for against the weekly average?

[ruslang]

Sask and Manitoba both put out a weekly grain price, Sask on Wednesdays and Manitoba as a Friday report. I put both on one page with every week back to 2016, so you can see where canola or wheat sat when you sold:

[url]https://grainposition.com/grain-prices/saskatchewan/?ref=ag-prices[/url]
[url]https://grainposition.com/grain-prices/manitoba/?ref=ag-prices[/url]

It's a provincial average for one grade, not what your elevator pays.

[furrowtickler]

Maybe in another 10 days after fall work done
Very few of us in an office yet . There is generally a pile of work to get done before the snow flys and the combines shut down .
Then there will be time

[LEP]

Averages dont mean much especially in the era of high fuel prices. The difference in durum prices from SE Sask to WC Sask is substantial and likely to get higher with more freight costs.