Grain prices

Elevator bids from the major Prairie grain buyers in one place, plus the tools to compare them: the exchange rate, and a converter for futures, basis, bushels and tonnes.

US dollar in Canadian dollars
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Bank of Canada daily rate

A weaker Canadian dollar usually means better Canadian prices for crops priced off US futures, like wheat.

Canola futures

ICE canola futures, in C$/tonne. Quotes will show here once our market-data licence is in place.

See ICE canola →
Wheat, corn & soy futures

US exchanges, in US$/bushel. Quotes will show here once our market-data licence is in place.

See CME grains →

Price converter

Work out a cash price from futures and basis, convert between bushels and tonnes, and turn US futures into Canadian dollars per tonne.

Futures + basis

Cash price
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Bushels ↔ tonnes

US$/bu to C$/t

In Canadian dollars
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Prairie grain buyers

Until live bids are on this page, here is where each company publishes its prices and contracts. Most post bids by location; some need a free account. Basis differs from elevator to elevator, so always compare your local delivery points.

CompanyAboutPrices & contracts
ViterraLarge Prairie elevator network; part of Bunge since July 2025. Online contracting through myViterra.viterra.ca
Richardson PioneerElevator network across the Prairies; part of Richardson International.richardsonpioneer.ca
CargillElevators and canola processing in Western Canada.cargill.ca
BungeCanola processing; owns Viterra.bunge.com
ADMOilseed processing and grain buying.adm.com
G3Prairie elevator network and export terminals.g3.ca
Parrish & Heimbecker (P&H)Family-owned grain company with Prairie elevators.parrishandheimbecker.com
Louis Dreyfus CompanyGrain buying and canola processing.ldc.com
GrainsConnect CanadaPrairie elevators. P&H announced an agreement to buy it in December 2025.grainsconnect.com

Company names and links are for information. This site is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of these companies.