Prices on feed wheat and barley were stable across the eastern Prairies over the past two weeks but barley rose by $20-25/T in Alberta due to harvest delays.
There continues to be upward price pressure for low vomitoxin supplies, however, and prices in the eastern Prairies will likely increase in the coming weeks as a result.
Corn pricing dropped slightly in Manitoba but remained unchanged in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Corn DDGS prices continued to soften especially in Manitoba and are likely to experience further decreases across the Prairies in the coming weeks due to soft demand relative to supplies.
Soybean meal and canola meal prices remained relatively stable across the Prairies, with canola meal showing some slight increases in Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
Feed grade peas, lentils and faba beans traded in Alberta at $210/T and $255/T in Manitoba on tightening supplies.
Source : Albertapulse