Crop year 2026–27 · Grain Commission summary updated September 15, 2026
What each prairie grain elevator may charge to take, dry, clean and store your grain
Every licensed grain company files its maximum charges with the Canadian Grain Commission. Pick a crop and a service, say where you are, and see each elevator near you with its company's filed maximum. A company may charge less, never more.
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These tonnes of this crop at this moisture, stored this many days: what each elevator near you may charge at most, line by line, with your own haul cost if you add it.
Drying and storage by province
- Alberta: canola drying, wheat drying, wheat storage, canola storage
- Saskatchewan: canola drying, wheat drying, wheat storage, canola storage
- Manitoba: canola drying, wheat drying, wheat storage, canola storage
- Every crop and service
What changed in this summary
No company changed a filed figure between the July 22, 2025 summary and this one (September 15, 2026). Parrish & Heimbecker added a table of drying rates by moisture. New in this summary: BroadGrain Commodities Inc, Diefenbaker Seed Processors, Rudy Agro Ltd.. Each company's page has its charges in every summary since 2014.
329 licensed primary elevators
308 elevators have their company's charges in the summary; the other 21 belong to companies whose charges aren't in it (which ones).
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Filed maximum charges, Canadian Grain Commission summary of licensed primary elevator charges, crop year 2026–27, updated September 15, 2026. A company may charge less than it filed, never more. How this works