Grain elevators › Kindersley, Saskatchewan

Grain elevators in Kindersley, Saskatchewan

4 licensed primary elevators, run by 4 different companies, with 104,620 t of storage between them, on CN rail. 6 more elevators within 50 km.

4elevators in town
4companies
104,620 tof storage
6more within 50 km
The elevators
CompanyStorageRailCheck
Richardson Pioneer Limited41,700 tCN 100+ car spotsPayment protection · Filed charges · Your rights
Bunge Canada28,000 tCN 100+ car spotsPayment protection · Filed charges · Your rights
Cargill Limited22,500 tCN 100+ car spotsPayment protection · Filed charges · Your rights
G3 Canada Limited12,420 tCN 50+ car spotsPayment protection · Filed charges · Your rights

Storage is the licensed capacity. Payment protection, filed charges and your rights open for each company where its name clearly matches the Grain Commission's lists.

Within 50 km
  • 39kmLaporte SKAlliance Pulse Processors Inc.
  • 44kmMarengo SKProvidence Grain Group Inc.
  • 45kmEston SKAlliance Pulse Processors Inc. · Section 12 Foods Inc.
  • 47kmPrairie West SKG3 Canada Limited

Straight-line distance from the town's elevators; roads are longer.

What these companies filed to charge
CompanyWheat, elevationCanola, elevation
Richardson Pioneer Limited$16.50/tthe middle$15.00/t$3.00 below the middle
Bunge Canada—$15.00/t$3.00 below the middle
Cargill Limited$35.00/t$18.50 above the middle$15.00/t$3.00 below the middle
G3 Canada Limited$15.00/t$1.50 below the middle$15.00/t$3.00 below the middle

The charge each company filed with the Canadian Grain Commission to receive, elevate and load out a tonne, as of September 15, 2026; the middle of all companies' filings: wheat $16.50/t, canola $18.00/t. A company files one charge for its elevators, so it may differ at a given site by agreement. Every company's charges.

This season's weather here

The 2026 season, May 1 to September 30, at Kindersley Airport (7 km from the elevators), against the same station's own past seasons.

Week by week

May 1 to May 7: 0 mm, average 8 mmMay 8 to May 14: 8 mm, average 6 mmMay 15 to May 21: 2 mm, average 6 mmMay 22 to May 28: 4 mm, average 5 mmMay 29 to Jun 4: 18 mm, average 13 mmJun 5 to Jun 11: 3 mm, average 6 mmJun 12 to Jun 18: 11 mm, average 24 mmJun 19 to Jun 25: 16 mm, average 20 mmJun 26 to Jul 2: 58 mm, average 30 mmJul 3 to Jul 9: 6 mm, average 4 mmJul 10 to Jul 16: 1 mm, average 6 mmJul 17 to Jul 23: 13 mm, average 12 mmJul 24 to Jul 30: 0 mm, average 7 mmJul 31 to Aug 6: 1 mm, average 4 mmAug 7 to Aug 13: 24 mm, average 8 mmAug 14 to Aug 20: 5 mm, average 3 mmAug 21 to Aug 27: 1 mm, average 3 mmAug 28 to Sep 3: 12 mm, average 4 mmSep 4 to Sep 10: 67 mm, average 1 mmSep 11 to Sep 17: 11 mm, average 1 mmSep 18 to Sep 24: 0 mm, average 12 mmSep 25 to Sep 30: 0 mm, average 4 mm
Under half the week's averageAround averageOver 1.5 timesThe week's average

9 of the 22 weeks had under half their usual rain. In an average season here, 10 do: rain comes in a few storms. The longest run of them: Jul 24 to Aug 6, 2 weeks in a row (3 on average).

Rain since May 1260 mm141% of the station's average
Heat (growing degree days)1,63397% of average
First fall frostSep 13at the station, 0 °C or colder
Drought MonitorNo droughtSeptember

Based on Environment and Climate Change Canada data; drought: Canadian Drought Monitor, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. One station, not your field. The season's rain day by day.

Latest prices in the province
  • Canola$753.70/t
  • Wheat$311.63/t
  • Durum$305.65/t
  • Peas$293.95/t

Saskatchewan's weekly average, October 14, 2026: a provincial figure, not these elevators' bids. Source: Government of Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan's Dashboard. Saskatchewan prices since 2016.

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