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This page follows feed and malting barley cash prices in Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Barley is read the same way as every crop in the Grain Report: cash price structure first, using the chart methods in the guides below.
The Premium Feed Barley Dashboard has the Saskatchewan feed barley charts.
Where can I see Saskatchewan feed barley prices?
The Premium Feed Barley Dashboard carries the Saskatchewan and southern Alberta feed barley charts. Every dated barley note is collected on this page.
How is a feed barley price set in Saskatchewan?
It's a cash bid from a feedlot, feed mill or grain company, quoted for a stated quality and delivery period. Location, freight, the buyer's needs and the delivery window all move it.
Why do Saskatchewan and southern Alberta barley prices differ?
Southern Alberta has a large concentration of feedlots, and freight and US corn imports affect the two markets differently. That's why the Grain Report charts them separately.
Is there a feed barley futures contract?
There's no liquid one for Prairie barley. The cash bid is the market, so the report reads the cash charts.
Does the Grain Report tell me how much barley to sell?
No. You get a chart-based read, and you decide using your own cash-flow timeline.
Does Klarenbach take commissions on barley sales?
No. Klarenbach Research is independent, takes no commissions and doesn't execute trades.
View the Premium Feed Barley Dashboard →Feed and malting barley cash prices, basis and technical signals. Latest read, 16 September 2026: Saskatchewan feed barley was holding its 10-week and 10-month averages, while southern Alberta was still below them.