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Values for feed barley and wheat remained unchanged over the past two weeks in Alberta and Manitoba, but pushed higher in Saskatchewan by $5/T.
 
Corn values meanwhile increased across the west by $5-10/T. Corn DDGS values remained unchanged in Manitoba and Saskatchewan while increasing by $10/T in Alberta.
 
Soybean meal and canola meal prices declined across all three provinces by $10-20/T and $20-25/T respectively. Feed peas traded in the range of $265-270/T in Manitoba, $255-260/T in Saskatchewan, and $260-265/T in Alberta.
 
Source : Albertapulse

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