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Yield Alberta — 2014 in review and a look forward to 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 2014 — the crop year in review . . . . . . . . 8 Hemp grain train finds tracks in Alberta . . . 10 New coverage for non-traditional crops . . 12 Alberta farmland bubble or bargain? . . . . . 14 Risk Area Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Variety Yield Tables Alberta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • Risk Area 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • Risk Area 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • Risk Area 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • Risk Area 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • Risk Area 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yield Alberta is a publication of Agriculture Financial Services Corporation Correspondence may be addressed to: Nikki Booth Marketing Specialist - Advertising Agriculture Financial Services Corporation 5718 56 Ave, Lacombe, AB T4L 1B1 Phone: 403-782-8200 Yield.Alberta@AFSC.ca

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Yield Alberta 2014 in review and a look forward to 2015

e are pleased to provide the sixth edition of Yield Alberta, a joint publication brought to you by the Agriculture Financial Services Corporation (AFSC) and Alberta Farmer. The data presented in Yield Alberta is farm-level data for a given year and based on Albertaâ€™s 22 risk areas. Yields are adjusted for dockage and test weight, but not for quality. The data is presented as reported by farmers, as collected from an inspection on a claim or as gathered through random audit. To ensure that there is a reasonable sample size, and to protect the privacy of producers, varieties are only

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listed if they are grown by five or more producers in a risk area. In general, the larger the sample size and the higher the number of acres reported, the more representative the yields. Where there are a small number of acres reported, results may be more sensitive to growing conditions and field-specific circumstances. To ensure easy access to this data, staff at Agriculture and Rural Development have built an online tool for your use. This data is available at www.agric.gov. ab.ca/app96/loadrptinput. By entering their legal land description, producers may compare varieties by yield and cropping practices in an easy-to-use interface.

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Despite challenges from cool, wet weather, yields were still above average

2014

â€” the crop year in review by Ken Handford, program development analyst, AFSC

ast year will be remembered as the year that followed the record yields of 2013 and experienced an epic weather roller-coaster. Overall, provincial yield estimates were excellent. Excluding the exceptional yields of 2013, provincial averages for all major crops were above any year in the past 10. This was combined with extended periods of cool, wet periods followed by extended warm, dry periods. The growing season started off slowly, with most areas experiencing cool temperatures up until Victoria Day. The conditions improved significantly in the last week of May, which allowed seeding to kick in to high gear. Producers were able to plant more than one-third of their intended acres in that seven-day period. June saw a return to cooler temperatures resulting in delays in crop development in all areas. However, the

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crop developed rapidly in July due to extended periods of warm, dry weather. The month of July ended with much-needed precipitation that was beneficial to both yield and quality. The warm temperatures throughout most of August brought maturity on rapidly with first reports of combining by the third week. An early snowfall in September saw some areas receive 20 cm of snow on the ground, which resulted in some crop damage. Harvest continued into early November.

Yields

Provincial crop yields on stubble in 2014 were all lower than 2013. This was due more to the excellent growing conditions experienced in 2013 than the growing conditions in 2014 (see Table 1).

Table 1: Average Yields for selected Alberta Dryland Stubble Crops Crop HRS Wheat

2014 yield Bushels per acre

2013 yield Bushels per acre

% change 2014 to 2013

10 year average Bushels per acre

% change 2014 to 10 year average

-16

HRW Wheat

-5

SWS Wheat

-17

CPS Wheat

-15

Durum

-18

Argentine Canola

-14

Barley

-17

Field Peas

-20

Oats

-16

Flax

-16

Brown Mustard

-11

-0

Yellow Mustard

-6

Fababeans*

2725

3150

-13

2604

Lentils*

1611

2126

-24

1472

Kabuli Chickpeas*

1348

2346

-43

1392

-3

* pounds per acre

Sound planning When compared to 2013, all crops experienced yield This past year reinforced that weather in Alberta is not declines in 2014. However, every crop except Kabuli chickconsistent. Weather changes are frequent and can be peas was at or about the 10-year average yield. Oats, SWS severe and these fluctuations suggest that producers need wheat, HRS wheat, and CPS wheat had yields that were to have a comprehensive risk management plan to mitiat least 10 per cent higher than the 10-year average. The gate risk and protect profitability. remainder of the principal field crops saw increases of three to nine per cent when compared to the 10-year average. In most areas of Alberta, the 2014 crop yields were significantly lower than 2013 (see Table 2). Most areas experienced douExcluding the exceptional yields of 2013, provincial averages ble-digit percentage declines. The most significant drops occurred in northern Alberta for all major crops were above any year in the past 10. where the declines ranged from 32 per cent for field peas to a 17 per cent decline for barley. The south, east, and west all saw slightly smaller declines. Central Alberta fared the best. The yield declines were Table 2: Average Yield Difference from 2013 all in the single digits ranging from nine per cent for wheat and barley to a two per cent drop for canola. Field Region Barley Canola Field Peas Wheat was the notable exception to the rule as the average yields South -19% -17% -19% -20% increased by seven per cent when compared to the previCentral -9% -2% 7% -9% ous year. East

-16%

-11%

-17%

-11%

Quality

North

-17%

-26%

-32%

-23%

The less-than-ideal weather conditions that many areas of Alberta experienced during harvest had an impact on quality. In southern Alberta, less than 50 per cent of the durum was graded as No.1 or No. 2 CWAD. Central Alberta was impacted by the frost associated with the September snowfall with only 52 per cent of the canola graded No. 1. In the Vermilion and Camrose areas, 14 per cent of the wheat produced was No. 4 CWRS or lower. In the northwest, less than 10 per cent of the barley was expected to be eligible for malt barley. The provincial summary of the main field crops are summarized in Table 3.

West

-16%

-12%

-13%

-16%

Table 3: Quality Comparison from 2013 for Top 2 Grades Crop

2014

2013

Difference

HRS Wheat

64.3%

92.1%

-30%

Durum

47.9%

80%

-40%

Barley

81%

94.8%

-15%

Oats

80.4%

89.3%

-10%

Canola

90.8%

97.2%

-7%

Field Peas

74.2%

78.6%

-6%

2015

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Special coverage available under irrigation, and new NCII program available on dryland

The hemp grain train finds tracks in Alberta by Jesse Cole, research analyst, AFSC

emp grain acres in Alberta have been building a full head of steam since the federal government introduced the Industrial Hemp Regulations under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act in 1998. The regulations make it legal to grow industrial varieties of hemp without the psychotropic compound tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Strong consumer demand and stable processing plants in Manitoba that contract acres in Alberta are largely to thank for the current upward trend in acres. Research and industry development support from organizations like Alberta Innovates Technology Futures, Farming Smarter and The Government of Albertaâ€™s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development have helped to understand how the crop can thrive in Alberta. Hemp can be grown in a large part of the province but the majority of current acres are grown under irrigation in southern Alberta where heat and water are both readily available. The crop has relatively few agronomic challenges and can be seeded and combined with most existing equipment. Contracting processors also offer agronomic support through general advice and how to deal with any of hempâ€™s individual quirks. Producers keen on growing Health Canada-approved varieties in the province need to undergo a licensing

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process that includes submission of field and storage locations, a criminal records check and some other mandatory details. For most varieties, a Health Canadaapproved inspector will visit the farm to test that THC levels are under 0.3 per cent. The pioneering groundwork for growing hemp grain in the province has been done but work continues to improve the regulatory, agronomic and economic environment for hemp producers. The hemp sector is currently pursuing a transfer of licensing and regulation duties from Health Canada to Agriculture and AgriFood Canada (AAFC). The shift would reduce some of the existing barriers by removing on-farm testing and streamlining the licensing process. AFSC has supported hemp growers through the addition of a hemp grain insurance product to its Annual Crop Production Insurance Program. This will be similar to what is offered for crops like wheat, barley and canola and will include a hail endorsement. It will be available for AFSC clients growing hemp under irrigated conditions in Risk Areas 2, 3, 4 and 5. Hemp grown under dryland conditions will not be eligible for production insurance in 2015 but will be covered by the New Crop Insurance Initiative (NCII). For more information on insuring hemp grain or the NCII please contact your nearest AFSC office.

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Historical data not available, so new program uses alternative methods to determine coverage

New coverage

for non-traditional crops b y D e b r a B l o w e r, s e n i o r p r o g r a m d e v e l o p m e n t a n a l y s t , A F S C

FSC is introducing a new concept in insurance coverage for the 2015 crop year. The New Crop Insurance Initiative (NCII) provides coverage for clients who produce new or non-traditional crops not currently covered by traditional multi-peril coverage insurance. Clients who produce crops such as soybeans, dryland hemp, perennial seed and other new or non-traditional crops now have access to insurance coverage. Traditionally, delivery of crop production insurance has always depended on extensive agronomic information. For crops such as wheat, canola and barley, yield records and pricing are readily available, as is information to assess production loss. For new or non-traditional crops, such as dryland hemp or soybeans, the agronomic database for Alberta is not extensive enough to provide a full production loss program which requires yield and price information.

NCII has been designed to overcome this lack of agronomic data for new and non-traditional crops by using alternative methods to determine coverage and indemnities. The design of NCII also enables AFSC to gather data and gain experience with new and non-traditional crops. As AFSC gains experience with a particular crop the goal will be to transfer that crop to a traditional multi-peril production insurance program. This program will operate differently than the current multi-peril production insurance program that AFSC offers. Coverage will be based on a blend of direct input costs (as determined by AFSC) for each specific crop type, as well as a land opportunity factor. The direct input costs and land factor will be established and applied across the province, though there will be different costs included for dryland and irrigated crops.

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Coverage becomes individualized

Current list of NCII Eligible Crops for 2015 – not exclusive

As an NCII client participates in the program and provides agronomic information, that client’s yield information will start to factor into the coverage level for his crop. This means that with continuous participation, a client’s coverage becomes more individualized and will move away from the straight provincially set coverage level for that crop. Though this model provides some level of insurance coverage, it is not as high as coverage provided under the standard insurance for established crops. NCII is only available to clients who have a current multi-peril insurance contract for established annual crops, as NCII indemnities will be determined on the client’s crop year experience on the established crops. Due to a lack of experience with new and non-traditional crops, AFSC will base indemnities on a client’s experience with his insured annual crops. For example, a 40 per cent production loss on a client’s insured wheat, canola and barley, will result in a 40 per cent indemnity loss calculated for the NCII insured crop. AFSC reserves the right to not offer insurance under NCII if the crop is deemed to be unviable for the location of the crop, or because information on a crop is so limited that AFSC can’t determine direct input costs. Additionally, crops that previously only could be insured under Straight Hail can now be insured under NCII with access to Hail Endorsement. As crops are

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added to NCII, AFSC will determine if that crop is eligible for hail coverage. All crops offered hail coverage under NCII will qualify for Hail Endorsement. NCII was developed to encourage diversification of crops in Alberta. Not only does NCII provide coverage insurance, but the presence of this program can aid in the establishment of new supporting industry (i.e. processing facilities) as given the ability to transfer some risk, producers may be more likely to produce newer crops. If you are interested in NCII, please contact AFSC regarding coverage on crops you are considering for 2015. As can be expected, gathering the information to calculate coverage for an NCII crop takes time. Clients interested in participating in NCII are encouraged to inquire early on the crop coverage levels and eligibility as various eligibility rules do apply.

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Land values could continue to increase even though commodity prices are lower than two years ago

Alberta farmland

bubble or bargain? by Serecon

he world population continues to grow and there Table 1: Average AverageAppreciation Appreciation Rate of Alberta Rate of Alberta FarmlandFarmland is only a finite amount of farmland available. Average Appreciation Rate of Alberta Farmland Therefore, basic economics would suggest that 16% demand for farmland should continue to go up, and so should the price. 16% 12% As a result, one could presume that buying farmland now would be a bargain compared to what the price could be in the future. A relatively continuous rise in farmland 8% values over the past 12% 25 years suggests that this may be true and average appreciation rates from multiple sources, 4% including Serecon’s own database, shows especially strong increases in the past 10 8%years. 0% However, it was not until the 1970s that farmland val2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 ues showed obvious increases. Prior to that, there were many periods when farmland values did not even appreci4% Therefore, the farmland market ate as much as inflation. land prices rose above the peak that occurred in 1980. is considered more complex than to only be affected by a Farmland Appreciation After Deducting Inﬂation Therefore, with farmland prices now progressing well past growing population. that historic level, there may be reason to consider that Although the 1970s0% showed strong increases in45%farmfarmland could be experiencing a plateau. land values, the 1980s demonstrated that farmland prices 2004 2005 2006 2007from 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 can also come down. In fact, if inflation is deducted 30% the price of farmland, it wasn’t until 2009 that farmContinued on page 16 15% 0%

Farmland Appreciation After Deducting Inﬂation Table 2: Farmland Appreciation After Deducting Inflation -15%

45%

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30%

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the coming year will bring. Year to year, weather and commodity prices can cause significant volatility in farm 4% profitability. The steady trend in farmland prices suggests However in 1980, interest rates also rose to historic that prices are not affected by the results of one year’s levels and today’s interest rates remain near record lows. harvest and it would likely take more than one year to 0%deducting inflation from the Despite this difference, after prospective outlook. 2005rate 2006 2010farmers’ 2011 2012 2013 nominal interest rate, the real 2004 interest in 2007 19802008 was 2009shift Therefore, with the momentum that has been built into not a lot different from what it is now. the current trend, it is expected that land values could Over the past 45 years, farmland values appear to continue to show some increases even though commodity be most consistently correlated to farm revenue. Even prices are lower than those experienced two years ago. Farmland Appreciation though farmland prices are at record levels, with After the Deducting Inﬂation Although there has been much publicity over non-farm/ higher prices and better yields experienced over the past institutional investment in Canadian farmland, producers several years,45% farmland is comparatively cheaper than 10 remain the foundation of farmland ownership. Therefore, years ago. regardless of the potential influence of other market forc30% From 2003-2006, Serecon’s analysis indicates that on es, local producers can affect values in individual areas. As average it required approximately 4.5 years of gross reva result, despite the economic patterns described above, enue to pay 15% for the price of land. The prior peak in 1980 land values in some areas may deviate significantly from was only approximately 4.0 years and since 2011 it has the average trend. Therefore, as long as producers remain 0% required less than 3.5 years gross revenue to pay for the motivated to buy more land and expand their operations, average price of land. Further, the net operating return on land prices are expected to continue to rise. -15% has risen to over five per cent from less farmland values than three per cent between 2003–2005. -30%new spring there is anticipation of what With every

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Inﬂation Adjusted Real Farmland Value Table 3: Inflation Adjusted Real Farmland Value 160.

$/acre

120. 80. 40. 0. 1925 1930 1935 1940 1945 1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2009

Table 4: Nominal versus Real Interest Rate Nominal versus Real Interest Rate

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Average Net Operating Income as % of Farmland Value

Nominal Interest Rate Real Interest Rate (inﬂation adjusted)

Table 5: Average Net Operating Income as % of Farmland Value

Average Net Operating Income as % of Farmland Value

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I.D. WOOD BUFFALO

MACKENZIE CO.

M.D. NORTHERN LIGHTS

M.D. NORTHERN LIGHTS R.M. WOOD BUFFALO

R.M. WOOD BUFFALO

NORTHERN SUNRISE CO.

M.D. CLEAR HILLS

NORTHERN SUNRISE CO.

M.D. CLEAR HILLS

FORT McMURRAY

M.D. OPPORTUNITY

M.D. PEACE

M.D. FAIRVIEW

SADDLE HILLS CO.

M.D. SPIRIT RIVER

BIRCH HILLS CO.

M.D. SPIRIT RIVER

M.D. SMOKY RIVER

Peace Region

CO. GRANDE PRAIRIE

M.D. PEACE

CO. GRANDE PRAIRIE

M.D. LESSER SLAVE RIVER

GRANDE PRAIRIE

M.D. BIG LAKES

BIRCH HILLS CO.

M.D. SMOKY RIVER

Peace Region

M.D. LESSER SLAVE RIVER

GRANDE PRAIRIE

M.D. BIG LAKES

LAC LA BICHE CO.

CO. ATHABASCA

M.D. GREENVIEW WESTLOCK CO.

CO. THORHILD

M.D. GREENVIEW

COLD LAKE

SMOKY LAKE CO.

WESTLOCK CO.

M.D. BONNYVILLE

Northern Region

CO. BARRHEAD

WOODLANDS CO.

CO. BARRHEAD

WOODLANDS CO.

CO. ST. PAUL

LAC STE ANNE CO.

LAMONT CO. I.D. ELK ISLAND

CO. WETASKIWIN

CO. CAMROSE

I.D. JASPER M.D. PROVOST

LACOMBE CO. CLEARWATER CO.

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CO. STETTLER

RED DEER

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Central Region

50 - 60 50-60 60 - 70 60-70 70-80 70 - 80 80-90 80 - 90 90-100 90 - 100 > 100 > 100 No Data No Data

MOUNTAN VIEW CO. I.D.BANFF

M.D. ACADIA WHEATLAND CO.

CALGARY

CO. NEWELL

KANANASKIS I.D. M.D. FOOTHILLS VULCAN CO.

CYPRESS C.O.

Southern Region M.D. RANCHLAND

M.D. WILLOW CREEK

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M.D. PROVOST

CLEARWATER CO. CO. STETTLER

Central Region

50 - 60 50-60 60 - 70 60-70 70 - 80 70-80 80 - 90 80-90 90 - 100 90-100 > 100 > 100 No Data No Data

I.D.BANFF

SPECIAL AREA 3 M.D. BIGHORN

SPECIAL AREA 2

M.D. ROCKY VIEW

M.D. ACADIA WHEATLAND CO.

CALGARY

CO. NEWELL

KANANASKIS I.D. M.D. FOOTHILLS VULCAN CO.

M.D. WILLOW CREEK

LETHBRIDGE CO. FORTY MILE CO. WARNER

CARDSTON CO.

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MACKENZIE CO.

M.D. NORTHERN LIGHTS R.M. WOOD BUFFALO

NORTHERN SUNRISE CO.

M.D. CLEAR HILLS

NORTHERN SUNRISE CO.

M.D. CLEAR HILLS

FORT McMURRAY

FORT McMURRAY M.D. OPPORTUNITY

M.D. OPPORTUNITY M.D. PEACE

M.D. FAIRVIEW

M.D. PEACE

SADDLE HILLS CO.

SADDLE HILLS CO. M.D. SPIRIT RIVER

BIRCH HILLS CO.

M.D. SPIRIT RIVER

M.D. SMOKY RIVER

Peace Region

CO. GRANDE PRAIRIE

M.D. LESSER SLAVE RIVER

GRANDE PRAIRIE M.D. BIG LAKES

BIRCH HILLS CO.

M.D. SMOKY RIVER

Peace Region

M.D. LESSER SLAVE RIVER

GRANDE PRAIRIE M.D. BIG LAKES

LAC LA BICHE CO.

CO. ATHABASCA

CO. ATHABASCA M.D. GREENVIEW

M.D. GREENVIEW WESTLOCK CO. WOODLANDS CO.

CO. BARRHEAD

CO. THORHILD

COLD LAKE

SMOKY LAKE CO.

WESTLOCK CO.

M.D. BONNYVILLE

Northern Region

WOODLANDS CO.

CO. BARRHEAD

LAC STE ANNE CO.

LAMONT CO. I.D. ELK ISLAND STRATHCONA CO.

PARKLAND CO.

YELLOWHEAD CO.

CO. TWO HILLS

BEAVER CO.

LEDUC CO.

LLOYDMINSTER

CO. WETASKIWIN

CO. CAMROSE

M.D. WAINWRIGHT FLAGSTAFF CO.

PONOKA CO. I.D. JASPER

M.D. PROVOST

LACOMBE CO. CLEARWATER CO. CO. STETTLER

June 30, 2014

RED DEER

Central Region

Precipitation (mm) Precipitation (mm) 100-120 100 - 120 120-140 120 - 140 140-160 140 - 160 160-180 160 - 180 180-200 180 - 200 > 200 > 200 No Data No Data

MOUNTAN VIEW CO.

SPECIAL AREA 4

M.D. BIGHORN

M.D. ACADIA

CALGARY CO. NEWELL VULCAN CO.

CYPRESS C.O.

Southern Region M.D. WILLOW CREEK

CO. LETHBRIDGE

Near-real-time assembled andand quality controlled by by Near-real-timeweather weatherdata datawas was assembled quality controlled Alberta AlbertaAgriculture Agricultureand andRural RuralDevelopment. Development.

160 km

M.D. PINCHER CREEK

Agriculture and Rural Development I.D. WATERTON

2015

CO. WARNER

M.D. PROVOST

CLEARWATER CO. CO. STETTLER

CO. PAINTEARTH

Central Region

100 - 120 100-120 120 - 140 120-140 140 - 160 140-160 160 - 180 160-180 180 - 200 180-200 >> 200 200 No Data No Data

MOUNTAN VIEW CO.

SPECIAL AREA 3 M.D. BIGHORN

SPECIAL AREA 2

M.D. ROCKY VIEW

M.D. ACADIA WHEATLAND CO.

CALGARY CO. NEWELL

KANANASKIS I.D. M.D. FOOTHILLS VULCAN CO.

M.D. WILLOW CREEK

CO. LETHBRIDGE

Near-real-timeweather weatherdata datawas wasassembled assembled and quality controlled Near-real-time and quality controlled by by Alberta Agriculture Agricultureand andRural RuralDevelopment. Development. Alberta

CYPRESS C.O.

Southern Region M.D. RANCHLAND

SPECIAL AREA 4

KNEEHILL CO. STARLAND CO.

I.D.BANFF

CO. FORTY MILE CARDSTON CO.

M.D. WAINWRIGHT FLAGSTAFF CO.

LACOMBE CO.

MEDICINE HAT

LETHBRIDGE

Government of Alberta

yield alberta

M.D. TABER

CO. CAMROSE

PONOKA CO.

Precipitation (mm) Precipitation (mm)

WHEATLAND CO.

KANANASKIS I.D. M.D. FOOTHILLS

CO. WETASKIWIN

I.D. JASPER

RED DEER

0-5 0-5 5 - 10 5-10 10 - 20 10-20 20 - 40 20-40 40 - 60 40-60 60 - 80 60-80 80 - 100 80-100

CO. VERMILION RIVER

LLOYDMINSTER

RED DEER CO.

SPECIAL AREA 2

M.D. ROCKY VIEW

CO. TWO HILLS

CO. MINBURN

M.D. BRAZEAU JASPER I.D.

July 1, 2014 to July 01, 2014 to July 31, 2014

SPECIAL AREA 3

M.D. RANCHLAND

Precipitation Received Precipitation Received During During July, 2014 July, 2014

KNEEHILL CO. STARLAND CO.

I.D.BANFF

M.D. BONNYVILLE

BEAVER CO.

LEDUC CO.

July 31, 2014

CO. PAINTEARTH

RED DEER CO.

YELLOWHEAD CO.

M.D. BRAZEAU JASPER I.D.

June 1, 2014 to June 01, 2014 to June 30, 2014

I.D. WILLMORE WILDEMESS

CO. VERMILION RIVER

CO. MINBURN

COLD LAKE

SMOKY LAKE CO.

LAMONT LAC STE ANNE CO. STURGEON CO. CO. I.D. EDMONTON ELK ISLAND STRATHCONA PARKLAND CO. CO.

STURGEON CO.

EDMONTON

I.D. WILLMORE WILDEMESS

CO. THORHILD

Northern Region

CO. ST. PAUL

M.D. TABER

CO. LETHBRIDGE

R.M. WOOD BUFFALO

MEDICINE HAT

M.D. PINCHER CREEK

Government of Alberta

160 km

M.D. NORTHERN LIGHTS

0-5 0-5 5 - 10 5-10 10 - 20 10-20 20 - 40 20-40 40 - 60 40-60 60 - 80 60-80 80 - 100 80-100

CYPRESS C.O.

Southern Region

I.D. WOOD BUFFALO

Precipitation Received Precipitation Received During During June, 2014 June, 2014

SPECIAL AREA 4

KNEEHILL CO. STARLAND CO.

MOUNTAN VIEW CO.

MACKENZIE CO.

CO. GRANDE PRAIRIE

CO. PAINTEARTH

RED DEER CO.

M.D. RANCHLAND

CO. WARNER

CARDSTON CO. I.D. WATERTON

M.D. WAINWRIGHT FLAGSTAFF CO.

LACOMBE CO.

CO. FORTY MILE

Agriculture and Rural Development

CO. CAMROSE

PONOKA CO. I.D. JASPER

LETHBRIDGE

Government of Alberta

160 km

M.D. TABER

CO. LETHBRIDGE

CO. WETASKIWIN

JASPER I.D.

MEDICINE HAT

M.D. PINCHER CREEK

CO. VERMILION RIVER

LLOYDMINSTER

RED DEER

<1 <1 1-5 1-5 5 - 10 5-10 10 - 20 10-20 20 - 30 20-30 30 - 40 30-40 40 - 50 40-50

SPECIAL AREA 2

M.D. ROCKY VIEW

CO. TWO HILLS

CO. MINBURN BEAVER CO.

LEDUC CO.

Precipitation (mm) Precipitation (mm)

SPECIAL AREA 3 M.D. BIGHORN

Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development.

SPECIAL AREA 4

LAMONT CO. I.D. ELK ISLAND

M.D. BRAZEAU

May 1, 2014 to May 31, 2014 May 01, 2014 to

KNEEHILL CO. STARLAND CO.

Near-real-time weather data was assembled and quality controlled by Near-real-time weather data was assembled and quality controlled by Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development.

Precipitation Received Precipitation Received During During May, 2014 May, 2014

May 31, 2014

CO. PAINTEARTH

RED DEER CO.

Precipitation (mm) Precipitation (mm)

M.D. WAINWRIGHT FLAGSTAFF CO.

PONOKA CO.

M.D. BONNYVILLE

STRATHCONA CO.

LLOYDMINSTER BEAVER CO.

LEDUC CO.

JASPER I.D.

STURGEON CO.

EDMONTON PARKLAND CO.

YELLOWHEAD CO.

M.D. BRAZEAU

April 1, 2014 to April 01, 2014 to April 30, 2014

LAC STE ANNE CO. I.D. WILLMORE WILDEMESS

CO. VERMILION RIVER

CO. MINBURN

COLD LAKE

SMOKY LAKE CO.

CO. ST. PAUL

CO. TWO HILLS

STRATHCONA CO.

PARKLAND CO.

YELLOWHEAD CO.

Precipitation Received Precipitation Received During During April, 2014 April, 2014

STURGEON CO.

EDMONTON

I.D. WILLMORE WILDEMESS

CO. THORHILD

Northern Region

160 km

M.D. TABER

MEDICINE HAT

LETHBRIDGE

Government of Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development

Compiled by byAlberta AlbertaAgriculture Agriculture and Rural Development, Environmental Stewardship Division, Technology and Innovation Compiled and Rural Development, Environmental Stewardship Division, Technology and Innovation Branch Branch Createdon onAugust August6,06, 2014 Created 2014

M.D. PINCHER CREEK

CO. FORTY MILE CARDSTON CO.

I.D. WATERTON

CO. WARNER

I.D. WOOD BUFFALO

MACKENZIE CO.

M.D. NORTHERN LIGHTS

M.D. NORTHERN LIGHTS R.M. WOOD BUFFALO

R.M. WOOD BUFFALO

NORTHERN SUNRISE CO.

M.D. CLEAR HILLS

NORTHERN SUNRISE CO.

M.D. CLEAR HILLS

FORT McMURRAY

M.D. OPPORTUNITY

M.D. PEACE

M.D. FAIRVIEW

SADDLE HILLS CO.

M.D. SPIRIT RIVER

CO. GRANDE PRAIRIE

M.D. PEACE

M.D. FAIRVIEW

SADDLE HILLS CO. BIRCH HILLS CO.

M.D. SPIRIT RIVER

M.D. SMOKY RIVER

Peace Region

CO. GRANDE PRAIRIE

M.D. LESSER SLAVE RIVER

GRANDE PRAIRIE M.D. BIG LAKES

BIRCH HILLS CO.

M.D. SMOKY RIVER

Peace Region

M.D. LESSER SLAVE RIVER

GRANDE PRAIRIE

M.D. BIG LAKES

LAC LA BICHE CO.

CO. ATHABASCA

M.D. GREENVIEW WESTLOCK CO. WOODLANDS CO.

CO. BARRHEAD

CO. THORHILD

M.D. GREENVIEW

COLD LAKE

SMOKY LAKE CO.

WESTLOCK CO.

M.D. BONNYVILLE

Northern Region

WOODLANDS CO.

CO. BARRHEAD

CO. ST. PAUL

LAC STE ANNE CO.

STURGEON CO.

EDMONTON

I.D. WILLMORE WILDEMESS

LAMONT CO. I.D. ELK ISLAND

BEAVER CO.

LEDUC CO.

Precipitation Received Precipitation Received During2014 During August, August, 2014

LAC STE ANNE CO.

CO. WETASKIWIN

JASPER I.D.

LLOYDMINSTER

CO. CAMROSE

M.D. WAINWRIGHT FLAGSTAFF CO.

PONOKA CO. I.D. JASPER

M.D. PROVOST

LACOMBE CO. CLEARWATER CO. CO. STETTLER

August 31, 2014

RED DEER

CO. PAINTEARTH

RED DEER CO.

0-5 0-5 5 - 10 5-10 10 - 20 10-20 20 - 40 20-40 40 - 60 40-60 60 - 80 60-80 80 - 100 80-100

100 - 120 100-120 120 - 140 120-140 140 - 160 140-160 160 - 180 160-180 180 - 200 180-200 > 200 > 200 No Data No Data

MOUNTAN VIEW CO.

CALGARY CO. NEWELL VULCAN CO.

CYPRESS C.O.

Southern Region M.D. WILLOW CREEK

CO. LETHBRIDGE

160 km

M.D. TABER

Agriculture and Rural Development

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M.D. PINCHER CREEK CO. WARNER

CO. PAINTEARTH

Central Region

50 - 60 50-60 60 - 70 60-70 70 - 80 70-80 80 - 90 80-90 90 - 100 90-100 > 100 > 100 No Data No Data

MOUNTAN VIEW CO.

SPECIAL AREA 3 M.D. BIGHORN

SPECIAL AREA 2

M.D. ROCKY VIEW

M.D. ACADIA WHEATLAND CO.

CALGARY

CO. NEWELL

KANANASKIS I.D. M.D. FOOTHILLS VULCAN CO.

M.D. WILLOW CREEK

CO. LETHBRIDGE

Near-real-time and quality controlled by by Near-real-timeweather weatherdata datawas wasassembled assembled and quality controlled Alberta Alberta Agriculture Agricultureand andRural RuralDevelopment. Development.

I.D. WATERTON

CYPRESS C.O.

Southern Region M.D. RANCHLAND

SPECIAL AREA 4

KNEEHILL CO. STARLAND CO.

I.D.BANFF

CO. FORTY MILE CARDSTON CO.

M.D. PROVOST

CLEARWATER CO.

MEDICINE HAT

LETHBRIDGE

Government of Alberta

M.D. WAINWRIGHT FLAGSTAFF CO.

LACOMBE CO. CO. STETTLER

1-5 1-5 5 - 10 5-10 10 - 20 10-20 20 - 30 20-30 30 - 40 30-40 40 - 50 40-50

M.D. ACADIA WHEATLAND CO.

KANANASKIS I.D. M.D. FOOTHILLS

CO. CAMROSE

PONOKA CO. I.D. JASPER

Precipitation (mm) Precipitation (mm)

SPECIAL AREA 2

M.D. ROCKY VIEW

CO. WETASKIWIN

JASPER I.D.

RED DEER

<< 11

CO. VERMILION RIVER

LLOYDMINSTER BEAVER CO.

RED DEER CO.

SPECIAL AREA 3 M.D. BIGHORN

Near-real-time assembled and quality controlled by by Near-real-timeweather weatherdata datawas was assembled and quality controlled Alberta Alberta Agriculture Agricultureand andRural RuralDevelopment. Development.

SPECIAL AREA 4

CO. TWO HILLS

CO. MINBURN

LEDUC CO.

September 1, 2014 to September 30, 2014 September 01, 2014 to

KNEEHILL CO. STARLAND CO.

I.D.BANFF

M.D. RANCHLAND

Precipitation Received Precipitation Received During During September, 2014 September, 2014

LAMONT CO. I.D. ELK ISLAND

M.D. BRAZEAU

September 30, 2014

Central Region

Precipitation (mm) Precipitation (mm)

M.D. BONNYVILLE

STRATHCONA CO.

PARKLAND CO.

YELLOWHEAD CO.

M.D. BRAZEAU

August 1, 2014 to August 2014 August 01,31, 2014 to

STURGEON CO.

EDMONTON

I.D. WILLMORE WILDEMESS

CO. VERMILION RIVER

CO. MINBURN

COLD LAKE

SMOKY LAKE CO.

CO. ST. PAUL

CO. TWO HILLS

STRATHCONA CO.

PARKLAND CO.

YELLOWHEAD CO.

CO. THORHILD

Northern Region

160 km

M.D. TABER

MEDICINE HAT

LETHBRIDGE M.D. PINCHER CREEK

Government of Alberta

Compiledby byAlberta AlbertaAgriculture Agriculture and Rural Development, Environmental Stewardship Division, Technology and Innovation Compiled and Rural Development, Environmental Stewardship Division, Technology and Innovation Branch Branch Createdon onOctober October14, 14, 2014 Created 2014

CO. FORTY MILE CARDSTON CO.

Agriculture and Rural Development

CO. WARNER

I.D. WATERTON

Estimated as of October 27, 2014

Spring Wheat Soil Moisture Reserves Relative to Long Term Normal to a Depth of 120 cm

Estimated as of April 29, 2014

Estimated as of October 27, 2014

Condition

driest extremely low very low low moderately low near normal moderately high high very high extermely high wettest no data

Frequency

driest extremely low very low low moderately low near normal moderately high high very high extermely high wettest no data

< once in 50 years once in 25 to 50 years once in 12 to 25 years once in 6 to 12 years once in 3 to 6 years once in 3 years once in 3 to 6 years once in 6 to 12 years once in 12 to 25 years once in 25 to 50 years < once in 50 years

Frequency < once in 50 years once in 25 to 50 years once in 12 to 25 years once in 6 to 12 years once in 3 to 6 years once in 3 years once in 3 to 6 years once in 6 to 12 years once in 12 to 25 years once in 25 to 50 years < once in 50 years

Near-real-time weather data was assembled and quality controlled by Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development. Soil moisture was modeled for spring wheat on medium textured soils using the modified Versatile Soil Moisture Budget V-2.0. The frequency of occurrence was based on model runs using historical weather data from the 1961-2010 period, interpolated to township centres using AbClime-3.1.

Government of Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development Compiled by Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development, Environmental Stewardship Division, Technology and Innovation Branch Created on May 5, 2014

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I.D. WOOD BUFFALO

MACKENZIE CO.

M.D. NORTHERN LIGHTS

M.D. NORTHERN LIGHTS R.M. WOOD BUFFALO

R.M. WOOD BUFFALO

NORTHERN SUNRISE CO.

M.D. CLEAR HILLS

NORTHERN SUNRISE CO.

M.D. CLEAR HILLS

FORT McMURRAY

M.D. OPPORTUNITY

M.D. PEACE

M.D. FAIRVIEW

SADDLE HILLS CO. M.D. SPIRIT RIVER

CO. GRANDE PRAIRIE

M.D. PEACE

SADDLE HILLS CO. BIRCH HILLS CO.

M.D. SPIRIT RIVER

M.D. SMOKY RIVER

Peace Region

CO. GRANDE PRAIRIE

M.D. LESSER SLAVE RIVER

GRANDE PRAIRIE M.D. BIG LAKES

BIRCH HILLS CO.

M.D. SMOKY RIVER

Peace Region

M.D. LESSER SLAVE RIVER

GRANDE PRAIRIE M.D. BIG LAKES

LAC LA BICHE CO.

CO. ATHABASCA

M.D. GREENVIEW WESTLOCK CO. WOODLANDS CO.

CO. BARRHEAD

CO. THORHILD

M.D. GREENVIEW

COLD LAKE

SMOKY LAKE CO.

M.D. BONNYVILLE

WESTLOCK CO.

Northern Region

WOODLANDS CO.

CO. BARRHEAD

CO. ST. PAUL

April, 2014 April, 2014 Average Daily Mean Average Daily Mean Temperature Relative Temperature Relative to to Long Long Term Term Normal Normal

LAC STE ANNE CO.

STURGEON CO.

EDMONTON

I.D. WILLMORE WILDEMESS

LAMONT CO. I.D. ELK ISLAND

CO. TWO HILLS

STRATHCONA CO.

PARKLAND CO.

YELLOWHEAD CO.

CO. VERMILION RIVER

CO. MINBURN

LLOYDMINSTER

BEAVER CO.

LEDUC CO. M.D. BRAZEAU CO. WETASKIWIN

JASPER I.D.

April 01, 2014 to April 1,2014 2014 to April 30, 2014 April 30,

CO. CAMROSE

M.D. WAINWRIGHT

I.D. JASPER

Condition Condition

CLEARWATER CO.

<< once in 50-years once in 50 years once to 50 years onceinin2525 to 50 years

very very warm warm

once to 25-years onceinin1212 to 25 years

warm warm

once 12 12 years onceinin6 to 6 to years

CO. STETTLER

RED DEER

near nearnormal normal

once onceinin3 years 3 years

moderately moderatelycool cool

once 6-years onceinin3 to 3 to 6 years

cool cool

once 12 12 years onceinin6 to 6 to years

very very cool cool

once to 25-years onceinin1212 to 25 years

extremely extermelycool cool

once to 50 years onceinin2525 to 50 years

Central Region

MOUNTAN VIEW CO.

M.D. ACADIA WHEATLAND CO.

CALGARY CO. NEWELL

KANANASKIS I.D. M.D. FOOTHILLS

<< once in 50-years once in 50 years

VULCAN CO.

CYPRESS C.O.

Southern Region M.D. RANCHLAND

M.D. WILLOW CREEK

LAMONT CO. I.D. ELK ISLAND

CO. CAMROSE

M.D. TABER

CO. LETHBRIDGE

once in 50 years << once in 50-years onceinin2525 to 50 years once to 50 years

very very warm warm

once to 25-years onceinin1212 to 25 years

warm warm

once 12 12 years onceinin6 to 6 to years

CLEARWATER CO. CO. STETTLER

RED DEER

near nearnormal normal

once onceinin3 years 3 years

moderately moderatelycool cool

once 6-years onceinin3 to 3 to 6 years

cool cool

once 12 12 years onceinin6 to 6 to years

very very cool cool

once to 25-years onceinin1212 to 25 years

extremely extermelycool cool

once to 50 years onceinin2525 to 50 years

coldest coldest

<< once in 50-years once in 50 years

Central Region

MOUNTAN VIEW CO.

SPECIAL AREA 3 M.D. BIGHORN

SPECIAL AREA 2

M.D. ROCKY VIEW

M.D. ACADIA WHEATLAND CO.

CALGARY CO. NEWELL

KANANASKIS I.D. M.D. FOOTHILLS VULCAN CO.

M.D. RANCHLAND

M.D. WILLOW CREEK

LETHBRIDGE

Government of Alberta

CO. FORTY MILE CO. WARNER

CARDSTON CO.

Agriculture and Rural Development

I.D. WATERTON

Compiled Alberta Agriculture andand Rural Development, Environmental Stewardship Division,Division, Technology and Innovation Branch Compiledbyby Alberta Agriculture Rural Development, Environmental Stewardship Technology and Innovation Branch Created onon June 5, 2014 Created June 05, 2014

I.D. WOOD BUFFALO

MACKENZIE CO.

R.M. WOOD BUFFALO

NORTHERN SUNRISE CO.

M.D. CLEAR HILLS

FORT McMURRAY

M.D. OPPORTUNITY

M.D. PEACE

M.D. FAIRVIEW

M.D. PEACE

M.D. FAIRVIEW

SADDLE HILLS CO.

SADDLE HILLS CO. BIRCH HILLS CO.

M.D. SPIRIT RIVER

M.D. SMOKY RIVER

Peace Region

CO. GRANDE PRAIRIE

M.D. LESSER SLAVE RIVER

GRANDE PRAIRIE M.D. BIG LAKES

BIRCH HILLS CO.

M.D. SMOKY RIVER

Peace Region

M.D. LESSER SLAVE RIVER

GRANDE PRAIRIE M.D. BIG LAKES

LAC LA BICHE CO.

CO. ATHABASCA

M.D. GREENVIEW WESTLOCK CO. WOODLANDS CO.

CO. BARRHEAD

CO. THORHILD

M.D. GREENVIEW

COLD LAKE

SMOKY LAKE CO.

M.D. BONNYVILLE

WESTLOCK CO.

Northern Region

WOODLANDS CO.

CO. ST. PAUL

LAC STE ANNE CO.

LAMONT CO. I.D. ELK ISLAND STRATHCONA CO.

STURGEON CO.

EDMONTON

I.D. WILLMORE WILDEMESS

PARKLAND CO.

YELLOWHEAD CO.

CO. TWO HILLS CO. VERMILION RIVER

CO. MINBURN BEAVER CO.

LEDUC CO.

LLOYDMINSTER

M.D. BRAZEAU

to Long Term Normal

CO. WETASKIWIN

JASPER I.D.

Frequency Frequency

M.D. WAINWRIGHT FLAGSTAFF CO.

CLEARWATER CO.

oncein in 50 years <<once 50-years

very very warm warm

once to to 25-years onceinin1212 25 years

warm warm

once 1212 years onceinin6 6to to years

CO. STETTLER

RED DEER

near near normal normal

once onceinin3 3years years

moderately moderatelycool cool

once 6-years onceinin3 3to to 6 years

cool cool

once 1212 years onceinin6 6to to years

very very cool cool

once to to 25-years onceinin1212 25 years

extremely extermely cool cool

once to to 50 50 years onceinin2525 years

coldest coldest

<<once 50-years oncein in 50 years

Central Region

MOUNTAN VIEW CO.

160 km

yield alberta

M.D. ACADIA WHEATLAND CO.

CALGARY CO. NEWELL

KANANASKIS I.D. M.D. FOOTHILLS VULCAN CO.

CYPRESS C.O.

Southern Region

Government of Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development

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2015

COLD LAKE

SMOKY LAKE CO.

M.D. BONNYVILLE

LAMONT CO. I.D. ELK ISLAND STRATHCONA CO.

STURGEON CO.

EDMONTON PARKLAND CO.

YELLOWHEAD CO.

CO. TWO HILLS

LEDUC CO.

CO. VERMILION RIVER

CO. MINBURN BEAVER CO.

LLOYDMINSTER

M.D. BRAZEAU CO. WETASKIWIN

JASPER I.D.

CO. CAMROSE

M.D. WAINWRIGHT FLAGSTAFF CO.

PONOKA CO.

M.D. RANCHLAND

M.D. WILLOW CREEK

CO. LETHBRIDGE

M.D. TABER

once in 50 years << once in 50-years onceinin2525 to 50 years once to 50 years

very warm warm very

onceinin1212 to 25 years once to 25-years

warm warm

onceinin6 to 6 to years once 12 12 years

near nearnormal normal

once onceinin3 years 3 years

moderately moderatelycool cool

once 6-years onceinin3 to 3 to 6 years

cool cool

once 12 12 years onceinin6 to 6 to years

very very cool cool

once to 25-years onceinin1212 to 25 years

extremely extermelycool cool

once to 50 years onceinin2525 to 50 years

coldest coldest

<< once in 50-years once in 50 years

CO. WARNER

CO. STETTLER

RED DEER

Central Region

MOUNTAN VIEW CO.

160 km

SPECIAL AREA 4

KNEEHILL CO. STARLAND CO.

I.D.BANFF

SPECIAL AREA 3 M.D. BIGHORN

SPECIAL AREA 2 M.D. ROCKY VIEW

M.D. ACADIA WHEATLAND CO.

CALGARY CO. NEWELL

KANANASKIS I.D. M.D. FOOTHILLS VULCAN CO.

CYPRESS C.O.

Southern Region

and Rural Development. The frequency of occurrence was controlled based on historical Near-real-time weather data was assembled and quality by Albertaweather Agriculture dataRural from the 1961-2010 period, interpolated to township centres AbClime-3.1. and Development. The frequency of occurrence was basedusing on historical weather data from the 1961-2010 period, interpolated to township centres using AbClime-3.1.

CO. PAINTEARTH

RED DEER CO.

no no data data

M.D. PROVOST

CLEARWATER CO.

Near-real-time weather data was assembled and quality controlled by Alberta Agriculture

CO. FORTY MILE CARDSTON CO.

warmest warmest extremelywarm warm extremely

LACOMBE CO.

MEDICINE HAT

LETHBRIDGE M.D. PINCHER CREEK

I.D. WATERTON

Frequency Frequency

6-years moderately moderatelywarm warm once onceinin3 to 3 to 6 years

SPECIAL AREA 2 M.D. ROCKY VIEW

and Rural Development. The frequency of occurrence was based on historical weather data from the 1961-2010 period, interpolated to township centres using AbClime-3.1.

SPECIAL AREA 4

SPECIAL AREA 3 M.D. BIGHORN

Near-real-time weather data was assembled and quality controlled by Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development. The frequency of occurrence was based on historical weather Near-real-time weather data was assembled and quality controlled by Alberta Agriculture data from the 1961-2010 period, interpolated to township centres using AbClime-3.1.

Condition Condition

KNEEHILL CO. STARLAND CO.

I.D.BANFF

no data no data

LAC STE ANNE CO. I.D. WILLMORE WILDEMESS

July 01, 2014 to July 1, 2014 to July 31, 2014 July 31, 2014

CO. PAINTEARTH

RED DEER CO.

6-years moderately moderatelywarm warm once onceinin3 3to to 6 years

CO. THORHILD

Northern Region

I.D. JASPER M.D. PROVOST

LACOMBE CO.

onceinin2525 years once to to 50 50 years

July, 2014 Average July, 2014Daily Mean Average DailyRelative Mean Temperature Temperature to Long TermRelative Normal

CO. BARRHEAD

CO. ST. PAUL

to Long Term Normal

CO. CAMROSE

PONOKA CO. I.D. JASPER

warmest warmest

MEDICINE HAT

M.D. TABER

CO. LETHBRIDGE

M.D. PINCHER CREEK

M.D. NORTHERN LIGHTS

M.D. CLEAR HILLS

extremely warm warm extremely

CYPRESS C.O.

Southern Region

R.M. WOOD BUFFALO

Condition Condition

SPECIAL AREA 4

KNEEHILL CO. STARLAND CO.

I.D.BANFF

160 km

I.D. WATERTON

CO. PAINTEARTH

RED DEER CO.

and Rural Development. The frequency of occurrence was based on historical weather data from the 1961-2010 period, interpolated to township centres using AbClime-3.1.

CO. WARNER

CARDSTON CO.

Agriculture and Rural Development

warmest warmest

M.D. PROVOST

LACOMBE CO.

extremelywarm warm extremely

M.D. NORTHERN LIGHTS

June 01, 2014 to June 1, 2014 to June 30, 2014 June 30, 2014

M.D. WAINWRIGHT FLAGSTAFF CO.

PONOKA CO.

Frequency Frequency

I.D. WOOD BUFFALO

June, 2014 Average Daily Mean June, 2014 Average DailyRelative Mean Temperature Temperature to Long Term Relative Normal

LLOYDMINSTER

BEAVER CO.

CO. WETASKIWIN

JASPER I.D.

MACKENZIE CO.

CO. GRANDE PRAIRIE

CO. VERMILION RIVER

CO. MINBURN

LEDUC CO.

no no data data

LETHBRIDGE

M.D. SPIRIT RIVER

CO. TWO HILLS

STRATHCONA CO.

M.D. BRAZEAU

MEDICINE HAT

M.D. PINCHER CREEK

Government of Alberta

160 km

STURGEON CO.

EDMONTON PARKLAND CO.

YELLOWHEAD CO.

6-years moderately moderatelywarm warm once onceinin3 to 3 to 6 years

SPECIAL AREA 2

M.D. ROCKY VIEW

and Rural Development. The frequency of occurrence was based on historical weather data from the 1961-2010 period, interpolated to township centres using AbClime-3.1.

SPECIAL AREA 4

SPECIAL AREA 3 M.D. BIGHORN

Condition Condition

KNEEHILL CO. STARLAND CO.

I.D.BANFF

no no data data

LAC STE ANNE CO. I.D. WILLMORE WILDEMESS

May 01, 2014 to

CO. PAINTEARTH

RED DEER CO.

6-years moderately moderatelywarm warm once onceinin3 to 3 to 6 years

coldest coldest

M.D. PROVOST

LACOMBE CO.

warmest warmest

M.D. BONNYVILLE

CO. ST. PAUL

I.D. JASPER

Frequency Frequency

extremely extremelywarm warm

COLD LAKE

Northern Region

May 1, 2014 2014 to May 31, 2014 May 31,

FLAGSTAFF CO.

PONOKA CO.

May, 2014 Average Daily Mean May, 2014 Average DailyRelative Mean Temperature Temperature Relative to to Long Long Term Term Normal Normal

CO. THORHILD

SMOKY LAKE CO.

Government of Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development

Compiled by and Rural Development, Environmental Stewardship Division, Technology and Innovation Branch Branch Compiled byAlberta AlbertaAgriculture Agriculture and Rural Development, Environmental Stewardship Division, Technology and Innovation Created on 2014 Created onAugust August6,06, 2014

M.D. RANCHLAND

M.D. WILLOW CREEK

CO. LETHBRIDGE

M.D. TABER

MEDICINE HAT

LETHBRIDGE M.D. PINCHER CREEK

CO. FORTY MILE CARDSTON CO.

I.D. WATERTON

CO. WARNER

I.D. WOOD BUFFALO

MACKENZIE CO.

M.D. NORTHERN LIGHTS

R.M. WOOD BUFFALO

NORTHERN SUNRISE CO.

M.D. CLEAR HILLS

NORTHERN SUNRISE CO.

M.D. CLEAR HILLS

FORT McMURRAY

FORT McMURRAY M.D. OPPORTUNITY

M.D. OPPORTUNITY M.D. PEACE

M.D. FAIRVIEW

M.D. FAIRVIEW SADDLE HILLS CO.

SADDLE HILLS CO. M.D. SPIRIT RIVER

CO. GRANDE PRAIRIE

M.D. PEACE

BIRCH HILLS CO.

M.D. SPIRIT RIVER

M.D. SMOKY RIVER

Peace Region

CO. GRANDE PRAIRIE

M.D. LESSER SLAVE RIVER

GRANDE PRAIRIE M.D. BIG LAKES

BIRCH HILLS CO.

M.D. SMOKY RIVER

Peace Region

M.D. LESSER SLAVE RIVER

GRANDE PRAIRIE M.D. BIG LAKES

LAC LA BICHE CO.

CO. ATHABASCA

CO. ATHABASCA M.D. GREENVIEW

M.D. GREENVIEW WESTLOCK CO. WOODLANDS CO.

August, 2014 Average Daily Mean August, 2014 Average DailyRelative Mean Temperature Temperature Relative to Long Term Normal to Long Term Normal

CO. BARRHEAD

CO. THORHILD

COLD LAKE

SMOKY LAKE CO.

WESTLOCK CO.

M.D. BONNYVILLE

Northern Region

WOODLANDS CO.

CO. ST. PAUL

LAC STE ANNE CO.

STURGEON CO.

EDMONTON

I.D. WILLMORE WILDEMESS

LAMONT CO. I.D. ELK ISLAND

CO. TWO HILLS

STRATHCONA CO.

PARKLAND CO.

YELLOWHEAD CO.

CO. VERMILION RIVER

CO. MINBURN BEAVER CO.

LEDUC CO.

LLOYDMINSTER

M.D. BRAZEAU CO. WETASKIWIN

JASPER I.D.

August 01, 2014 to Aug. 2014 August1, 31, 2014 to Aug. 31, 2014

CO. CAMROSE

M.D. WAINWRIGHT FLAGSTAFF CO.

PONOKA CO.

September, 2014 Average Daily Mean September, 2014 Average DailyRelative Mean Temperature Temperature Relative to Long Term Normal to Long Term Normal

Frequency Frequency

warmest warmest

oncein in 50 years <<once 50-years

extremelywarm warm extremely

onceinin2525 years once to to 50 50 years

very very warm warm

once to to 25-years onceinin1212 25 years

warm warm

once 1212 years onceinin6 6to to years

CLEARWATER CO.

LAC STE ANNE CO.

Central Region

once onceinin3 3years years

moderately moderatelycool cool

once 6-years onceinin3 3to to 6 years

cool cool

once 1212 years onceinin6 6to to years

very very cool cool

once to to 25-years onceinin1212 25 years

extremely extermelycool cool

once to to 50 50 years onceinin2525 years

coldest coldest

<<once 50-years oncein in 50 years

CALGARY

160 km

CO. NEWELL VULCAN CO.

CYPRESS C.O.

Southern Region

data from the 1961-2010 period, interpolated to township centres using AbClime-3.1.

M.D. ACADIA WHEATLAND CO.

KANANASKIS I.D. M.D. FOOTHILLS

Government of Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development

M.D. RANCHLAND

M.D. WILLOW CREEK

CO. LETHBRIDGE

M.D. TABER

MEDICINE HAT

LETHBRIDGE M.D. PINCHER CREEK

CO. FORTY MILE CARDSTON CO.

I.D. WATERTON

CO. WARNER

M.D. BONNYVILLE

LAMONT CO. I.D. ELK ISLAND

CO. TWO HILLS

STRATHCONA CO.

PARKLAND CO.

YELLOWHEAD CO.

CO. VERMILION RIVER

CO. MINBURN BEAVER CO.

LEDUC CO.

LLOYDMINSTER

M.D. BRAZEAU CO. WETASKIWIN

JASPER I.D.

CO. CAMROSE

M.D. WAINWRIGHT FLAGSTAFF CO.

PONOKA CO.

Frequency Frequency

warmest warmest

once in 50 years << once in 50-years

extremelywarm warm extremely

onceinin2525 to 50 years once to 50 years

very very warm warm

once to 25-years onceinin1212 to 25 years

warm warm

once 12 12 years onceinin6 to 6 to years

near nearnormal normal

once onceinin3 years 3 years

moderately moderatelycool cool

once 6-years onceinin3 to 3 to 6 years

cool cool

once 12 12 years onceinin6 to 6 to years

very very cool cool

once to 25-years onceinin1212 to 25 years

extremely extermelycool cool

once to 50 years onceinin2525 to 50 years

coldest coldest

<< once in 50-years once in 50 years

CLEARWATER CO. CO. STETTLER

RED DEER RED DEER CO.

Central Region

MOUNTAN VIEW CO.

SPECIAL AREA 3

160 km

SPECIAL AREA 2

M.D. ROCKY VIEW

M.D. ACADIA WHEATLAND CO.

CALGARY CO. NEWELL

KANANASKIS I.D. M.D. FOOTHILLS VULCAN CO.

CYPRESS C.O.

Southern Region M.D. RANCHLAND

M.D. TABER

CO. LETHBRIDGE

M.D. PINCHER CREEK

Government of Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development

Compiled andand Rural Development, Environmental Stewardship Division, Technology and Innovation Branch Branch Compiledby byAlberta AlbertaAgriculture Agriculture Rural Development, Environmental Stewardship Division, Technology and Innovation Created 9, 09, 2014 Createdon onOctober October 2014

M.D. WILLOW CREEK

MEDICINE HAT

LETHBRIDGE

and Rural Development. The frequency of occurrence was based on historical weather data from the 1961-2010 period, interpolated to township centres using AbClime-3.1.

SPECIAL AREA 4

KNEEHILL CO. STARLAND CO.

M.D. BIGHORN

CO. PAINTEARTH

I.D.BANFF

no no data data

M.D. PROVOST

LACOMBE CO.

6-years moderately moderatelywarm warm once onceinin3 to 3 to 6 years

SPECIAL AREA 2

M.D. ROCKY VIEW

Near-real-time weather data was assembled and quality controlled by Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development. The frequency of occurrence was controlled based on historical weather Near-real-time weather data was assembled and quality by Alberta Agriculture data from the 1961-2010 period, interpolated to township centres using AbClime-3.1. and Rural Development. The frequency of occurrence was based on historical weather

SPECIAL AREA 4

SPECIAL AREA 3 M.D. BIGHORN

no data no data

Condition Condition

KNEEHILL CO. STARLAND CO.

I.D.BANFF

STURGEON CO.

EDMONTON

I.D. WILLMORE WILDEMESS

September 01, 2014 to Sept. 1, 2014 to Sept. 30, 2014 September 30, 2014

CO. PAINTEARTH

RED DEER CO.

MOUNTAN VIEW CO.

6-years moderately moderatelywarm warm once onceinin3 3to to 6 years near near normal normal

M.D. PROVOST

CO. STETTLER

COLD LAKE

SMOKY LAKE CO.

I.D. JASPER

LACOMBE CO.

RED DEER

CO. THORHILD

Northern Region

CO. ST. PAUL

I.D. JASPER

Condition Condition

CO. BARRHEAD

CO. FORTY MILE CARDSTON CO.

CO. WARNER

I.D. WATERTON

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RISKâ€ˆAREAS 126

126 125 124 123 122 121 120 119

126

125

124

123

122

121

120

119

118

117

116

115

114

113

112

111

110

109

108

118 117 116 115 114 113 112 111 110 109

Fort Vermilion

108 107 12 11 10

2 105 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 104

103 102 101

106 14 13 12 11 10 2 105 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15

102 101 100

100

95 94

Manning

91 9

15 14 13 12 11 10 90 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16

88 87 86 85 84

Fairview8283

18 13 12 11 10

Spirit River 8

Falher

Grande Prairie

72 71 70

Valleyview

69 68 67 66

86 85 84

74 72 71

69 68

Athabasca

67 66 65

63 62

10 16 15 14 13 12 11 60 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17

Smoky Lake

Barrhead57 Westlock 58

56 55

Thorhild

Leduc

Ponoka

44 43

Stettler

40 39 38

Red Deer

37 36

Crop Risk Areas

Three Hills

33 32

Airdrie

26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18

AgriInsurance District Offices

17 16 5

15 14 13

12 11 10

52 51

46 9

4 3

Wainwright44

Sedgewick

43 42 41

Provost 40

Castor

38 37 36 35 34 33 32

Hanna

31 9

Oyen

30 29 28 27 26 25

Strathmore

24 23 22 21 20

Brooks

High River

11 10 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19

Claresholm

2 Lethbridge

Vulcan

18 17 16 8

15 14

Medicine Hat

13 12 11

Taber

10 9

8 7 6

Foremost

6 5

Drumheller

9 8

5 4

Cardston 11 10 17 16 15 14 13 12 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18

2015

10 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18

Regional Offices

Central Office

60 59

Lacombe

42 41

6 Olds

Vermilion

10 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 45 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18

Camrose

46 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10

Vegreville

52 51

St. Paul

Lamont

Stony Plain 53

yield ALBERTA

75 73

60 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10

76 9

15 14 13 12 11 10 75 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16

High Prairie

77 76

61 6

62 7

13 12 11 10

75 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 74 73

77 76

Grimshaw

90 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 89

91 6

104

101

2 105

103

102

13 12 11 10

103

104

100

106

107

106

107

108

3 2 9

ALBERTA WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Stettler (HRS) 55 48 59 809,585 CDC Go (HRS) 56 49 63 558,912 Harvest (HRS) 50 48 60 794,849 AC Foremost (CPS) 67 63 83 364,803 Lillian (HRS) 37 38 47 424,942 CDC Stanley (HRS) 59 52 61 154,294 Strongfield (D) 42 47 52 235,853 CDC Abound (HRS) 47 48 60 182,670 5700 PR (CPS) 63 60 77 189,223 Muchmore (HRS) — 60 73 32,777 CDC Utmost (HRS) 53 51 59 108,907 AC Eatonia (HRS) 32 36 44 125,856 Superb (HRS) 49 46 58 106,577 Carberry (HRS) 42 48 55 32,212 Radiant (HRW) 50 56 56 49,727 Transcend (D) — — 56 14,016 CDC Verona (D) 48 53 51 55,270 AC Crystal (CPS) 49 58 67 47,734 SY 985 (CPS) — 64 73 30,157 Brigade (D) 52 56 65 13,085 Sadash (SWS) 72 52 63 36,013 CDC Alsask (HRS) 53 45 52 52,374 CDC Teal (HRS) 49 47 49 29,711 AC Intrepid (HRS) 54 45 56 38,993 37 45 57 15,882 5604HR CL (HRS) Goodeve (HRS) 49 46 57 26,810 5702 PR (CPS) 61 57 72 36,816 Conquer (CPS) — — 76 2,257 CDC Imagine (HRS) 47 44 55 44,497 AC Splendor (HRS) 45 42 55 26,060 Unity (HRS) 51 46 57 27,522 CDC Thrive (HRS) — 50 60 6,932 43 39 42 29,695 Prodigy (HRS) Alvena (HRS) 57 45 52 23,606 — 42 55 7,987 Shaw (HRS) CDC VR Morris (HRS) — — 62 536 Enterprise (D) — 54 56 12,148 AC Andrew (SWS) 42 50 59 21,544 WR 859 CL (HRS) 52 45 48 18,867 5701 PR (CPS) 60 53 69 27,257 AC Barrie (HRS) 34 35 43 21,232 AC Cadillac (HRS) 31 32 35 12,399 AC Avonlea (D) 41 45 49 29,079 Glenn (HRS) 43 39 51 21,965 Roblin (HRS) 40 42 45 13,676 Moats (HRW) — — — — 47 51 53 12,708 AC Navigator (D) Cardale (HRS) — — — — Infinity (HRS) 48 42 46 16,931 AC Elsa (HRS) 44 39 52 9,859 Kane (HRS) 46 45 54 12,971 McKenzie (HRS) 42 44 48 23,183 CDC NRG003 (CPS) — 60 79 12,496 Pasteur (CPS) — — 74 2,200 CDC Osler (HRS) — 55 73 6,062 Oslo (CPS) 85 65 92 6,097 53 61 60 7,127 CDC Buteo (HRW) 52 — 61 1,326 Snowbird (HRS) Journey (HRS) 44 39 48 3,991 Kyle (D) 30 38 41 11,468 Laura (HRS) 31 30 28 4,063 Alikat (HRS) 42 29 51 7,863 55 55 72 7,144 AC Taber (CPS) 31 25 37 1,682 Leader (HRS) 5603 HR (HRS) — 44 43 2,134 Waskada (HRS) 42 45 39 3,217 AC Bellatrix (HRW) 35 60 52 3,199 46 44 54 2,138 CDC Bounty (HRS) CDC Osprey (HRW) 58 54 52 2,174 5602 HR (HRS) 42 43 53 4,873 Columbus (HRS) 29 30 34 6,965 — — — AAC Bailey (HRS) —

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 49 899,132 48 576,210 53 547,395 71 348,450 39 315,300 52 198,135 42 171,134 52 158,519 63 155,587 60 126,826 51 124,268 34 93,405 47 79,341 49 64,477 53 49,243 43 43,210 41 37,689 63 34,109 68 32,251 46 29,832 50 28,261 45 27,082 38 23,909 42 23,472 47 22,047 54 21,543 60 20,310 54 19,239 51 18,210 47 17,933 47 16,118 48 15,039 39 14,996 39 14,562 46 14,423 52 14,272 48 13,573 49 13,410 41 13,267 58 12,756 41 12,279 36 12,244 38 11,768 42 11,231 41 10,852 54 10,079 42 10,009 49 9,500 42 9,394 39 9,308 41 9,147 41 8,417 67 7,743 64 6,470 49 6,385 71 6,209 46 5,894 58 5,698 48 4,422 29 4,111 26 3,733 39 3,565 65 3,466 30 2,618 46 2,536 44 2,401 38 2,365 47 2,354 55 2,106 42 2,089 29 1,764 54 1,636

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Abbey (HRS) 32 40 — — Park (HRS) 34 32 39 2,038 Katepwa (HRS) 27 21 26 3,861 AC Majestic (HRS) 36 40 52 2,666 CDC Plentiful (HRS) — — — — AAC Ryley (CPS) — — — — AAC Penhold (CPS) — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 29 1,601 40 1,566 39 1,549 47 1,379 53 1,375 62 999 63 201 51 4,682,541

WHEAT IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Carberry (HRS) 77 70 76 68,950 CDC Go (HRS) 78 73 81 41,153 Cardale (HRS) — — — — Strongfield (D) 81 75 90 20,241 Stettler (HRS) 77 70 78 24,130 Radiant (HRW) 71 84 89 18,829 CDC Abound (HRS) 67 64 77 12,711 Sadash (SWS) 88 81 95 6,005 Superb (HRS) 73 67 78 8,862 CDC Verona (D) 89 74 75 6,816 Glenn (HRS) 67 63 71 8,380 Lillian (HRS) 58 52 56 3,256 AC Foremost (CPS) — — 99 3,883 Transcend (D) — — 79 2,055 CDC VR Morris (HRS) — — — — Muchmore (HRS) — — — — Shaw (HRS) — — 80 2,754 Conquer (CPS) — — — — AC Crystal (CPS) 58 — 96 1,703 CDC Stanley (HRS) — 70 77 4,955 AC Tempest (HRW) — 86 63 1,647 Brigade (D) — 74 84 1,377 Enterprise (D) — 61 70 1,097 Moats (HRW) — — — — AC Andrew (SWS) 105 86 93 2,093 WR 859 CL (HRS) 59 63 71 1,410 908 SY 985 (CPS) — — 83 CDC Thrive (HRS) — — — — Whitehawk (HRS) — — — — Pasteur (CPS) — — — — Weighted Average Irrigated Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 78 50,980 82 40,816 85 18,226 82 17,119 62 16,889 85 15,470 73 14,598 87 10,026 77 8,915 79 6,059 72 3,929 49 3,577 61 3,516 79 3,311 68 2,986 74 2,897 78 2,822 86 2,050 68 1,914 61 1,860 94 1,307 77 1,300 71 1,166 88 1,072 100 982 66 785 72 780 65 707 59 699 94 665 78 246,812

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L130 42 36 48 686,512 74-44 BL — 33 44 304,120 L135 C — 39 51 206,172 5440 42 36 46 315,106 74-54 RR — — 49 6,851 L120 — 33 43 368,092 L252 — — — — 45H29 39 35 47 113,276 1990 — 33 46 89,935 40 33 41 285,611 73-45 RR 73-15 RR 43 31 40 109,566 L150 44 35 46 344,293 45H31 43 34 44 103,913 VR 9559 G — 33 45 136,497 — 33 41 186,975 VT 500 G VR 9562GC — — — — 45S52 43 34 44 128,635 45S54 — — 46 71,796 L159 — 36 46 110,715 D3153 37 36 42 51,557 39 35 44 46,083 6060 RR — — — L140 P — 36 35 41 57,768 1012 RR 72-65 RR 36 35 42 58,525 6056 — — 51 9,274 L154 — 34 47 57,689 1918 34 29 37 34,955

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 38 735,472 37 558,006 48 404,225 40 379,808 42 252,177 33 228,084 41 197,491 43 152,821 38 138,107 32 134,004 30 122,617 36 114,616 36 111,194 39 92,758 36 91,770 45 91,672 36 77,883 35 77,545 40 57,260 36 46,116 39 43,660 39 41,206 35 33,460 35 33,096 45 32,239 40 25,461 30 23,199

‡ On system as of January 14, 2015;

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CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 46H75 — 33 44 12,727 L261 — — — — SY 4135 — — — — VT 530G — — — — L156 H — — 44 14,223 4300 — 22 36 26,658 6044 RR — — — — 73-55 RR 38 34 41 26,936 45S51 41 31 42 12,889 V12-1 — 31 43 18,289 VR 9561GS — — — — VT Remarkable 32 27 35 13,342 VR 9350 G — 28 38 17,248 VR 9560 CL — 35 46 12,120 D3152 — 41 49 18,819 VT Barrier 30 23 33 16,501 45H73 33 33 42 19,465 5525 CL 38 31 41 17,469 6040 RR 38 33 40 22,748 5535 CL 32 30 42 4,936 V12-2 — — — — D3154 S — — 46 7,606 46A76 34 28 39 8,988 Red River 1861 — — 34 7,350 6050 RR — — 39 13,751 73-75 RR 42 33 43 21,030 L160 S — — — — 2012 CL 38 31 42 6,683 430 29 28 36 6,449 74-47 CR — — 45 26,898 9550 37 32 41 5,572 1016 RR — 13 38 9,160 Canterra 1867 28 29 46 2,931 1980 — 34 40 6,456 45H76 — — — — VR 9553 G — 32 41 22,657 SY4114 — — — — 1970 42 32 46 14,810 73-65 RR 38 35 42 2,170 997 RR 26 27 34 3,807 500 34 30 42 4,581 9554 — 33 42 5,472 45H21 41 31 47 2,961 72-55 RR 36 31 41 2,269 73-35 RR 32 32 45 2,007 PV 531G — — — — Early One 25 20 21 3,286 4434 RR — 24 31 3,441 Fusion — — 40 984 VR 9558 GC — 37 45 25,770 9590 41 32 44 2,420 71-45RR 36 33 41 4,483 45A54 — — 47 1,745 1960 43 31 41 4,591 4414 RR 26 26 — — 1818 31 31 — — SW Wizzard — 27 27 638 — Hyhear 1 — — — PV 532G — — — — 24 27 35 1,440 6020 RR Cafe 20 24 30 1,027 43000 — — — — Rugby 27 25 39 1,833 45S56 — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 38 21,698 45 21,516 34 21,393 38 18,695 40 18,585 28 18,513 35 18,207 29 16,300 31 15,729 41 12,196 37 11,970 32 11,922 29 11,513 39 11,413 45 11,333 26 10,970 32 10,856 36 10,464 34 9,640 33 9,523 41 9,106 36 8,933 34 7,716 28 7,609 38 7,556 33 6,652 36 6,531 32 5,334 27 4,677 40 4,569 38 4,540 36 4,023 37 3,850 29 3,771 41 3,688 32 3,687 38 3,414 31 3,394 25 3,271 33 3,168 31 3,103 36 2,975 37 2,536 38 2,389 34 1,929 32 1,876 15 1,713 27 1,630 34 1,573 38 1,529 32 1,493 40 1,432 45 1,400 35 1,263 34 1,252 35 1,248 30 1,059 26 1,025 27 1,012 38 960 23 877 37 852 28 736 45 432 38 4,770,084

CANOLA IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 5440 58 48 61 27,391 L252 — — — — 74-44 BL — 40 53 8,936 L130 55 41 62 9,255 73-45 RR 51 44 55 8,135 45S54 — — 60 2,080 1012 RR — 46 47 5,508

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 57 23,755 58 13,666 51 12,234 52 9,045 52 5,497 48 5,142 41 4,316

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

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2015

CANOLA IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L159 — — 54 3,715 L261 — — — — VR 9559 G — 42 53 2,099 VT 500 G — 41 48 3,950 45S52 60 42 55 8,870 74-54 RR — — — — L150 54 46 53 9,864 2012 CL — 29 49 1,517 1990 — — 46 4,444 D3153 — 40 43 1,604 L140 P — — — — Weighted Average Irrigated Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 57 3,512 60 3,506 46 2,845 47 2,680 51 2,656 50 2,314 57 2,124 40 1,529 48 1,333 59 1,265 58 1,061 53 105,443

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Xena 68 59 76 471,492 CDC Austenson 78 67 81 232,130 AC Metcalfe 64 55 69 301,931 CDC Copeland 71 59 77 262,731 Champion 76 66 83 322,737 CDC Meredith 82 70 85 144,466 CDC Coalition 75 67 81 89,915 CDC Cowboy 55 51 62 80,425 Newdale 70 63 81 51,650 Bentley 59 59 73 25,131 Seebe 52 46 69 39,459 Ponoka 62 54 74 46,442 Conlon 60 49 59 33,572 Busby 58 53 71 23,673 CDC Kindersley — 63 87 7,247 Sundre 59 49 65 26,030 CDC Thompson 72 61 76 11,179 Merit 57 — 69 83 6,678 Stander 65 59 72 12,276 CDC Trey 76 16,250 66 58 Vivar 70 73 80 9,562 Chigwell 69 56 73 8,400 CDC Dolly 55 44 52 15,296 CDC Helgason 58 56 70 6,437 Gadsby — 49 69 4,881 Major 81 67 80 13,149 Trochu 67 55 77 7,054 CDC PolarStar 73 62 82 1,502 McLeod 54 47 70 6,246 Falcon 65 66 77 5,251 Bridge 35 32 40 5,390 Legacy (BT 950) 47 56 66 2,578 Formosa 69 56 70 3,270 AAC Synergy — — — — AC Ranger 72 70 75 2,122 67 2,180 CDC Yorkton 65 53 Harrington 46 42 45 3,279 CDC Bold 61 64 84 5,170 CDC Battleford 49 48 63 2,063 Otal 22 31 46 2,058 Lacey 75 64 76 1,621 AC Lacombe 48 41 59 1,759 CDC Kendall 66 56 60 2,007 AC Albright 61 43 53 1,692 Muskwa — — 82 824 CDC Maverick — — 71 243 Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 64 375,375 67 287,467 58 250,588 62 238,827 69 238,552 65 107,265 73 90,800 50 55,303 67 38,306 61 33,598 58 26,578 68 24,187 51 20,865 59 18,110 70 14,062 67 12,854 68 12,198 75 11,315 70 10,033 53 10,032 72 9,424 66 8,527 41 7,472 58 7,006 63 5,970 79 5,365 68 4,924 73 4,195 52 4,108 69 3,600 41 3,421 64 2,690 71 2,522 73 2,406 55 2,109 39 1,982 46 1,964 55 1,905 55 1,769 34 1,614 67 1,551 58 1,488 49 1,251 42 1,059 63 981 68 517 64 1,979,356

BARLEY IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Austenson — 78 87 28,955 Xena 87 80 96 32,418 Champion 90 86 90 15,403 AC Metcalfe 75 62 84 3,285 CDC Coalition 97 88 97 5,513 CDC Thompson 87 — 111 1,267 Vivar 97 90 104 3,814 Muskwa — — 93 1,652 CDC Meredith — 64 95 2,703

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 88 24,541 88 24,318 79 11,823 71 5,505 97 5,344 94 4,848 96 3,164 106 2,495 84 2,419

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BARLEY IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Copeland 89 64 89 2,048 Chigwell 82 85 99 3,431 Conlon 69 70 86 1,174 CDC Yorkton 108 850 89 83 Sundre 95 95 81 1,089 AC Harper 62 54 95 3,268 CDC Earl 99 81 87 1,181 Weighted Average Irrigated Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 83 2,033 85 1,685 84 1,585 104 1,091 28 1,059 96 853 80 838 86 98,196

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield CDC Meadow 45 43 52 CDC Striker 45 46 55 Delta Fld Pea 32 45 48 CDC Golden 36 36 41 Thunderbird 36 39 48 CDC Patrick 25 32 39 Cooper 35 38 51 SW Midas 34 36 53 CDC Saffron — — 54 CDC Centennial 34 38 39 Cutlass F.P. 34 35 53 Garde 35 39 53 CDC Pluto — — 49 CDC Hornet — — 44 Canstar 36 41 45 — CDC Tetris — — DS-Admiral 36 32 38 CDC Sage 33 28 45 Eclipse 38 39 50 Sorento 45 40 58 Espace 43 — 53 SW Capri 42 39 48 Profi 24 38 42 Carneval 32 32 34 CDC Raezer — — — Nitouche 30 30 — CDC Limerick — — — Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

2013 Acres 457,536 29,400 49,875 38,888 30,025 13,369 12,802 23,439 954 7,078 8,729 6,541 2,454 3,541 3,706 — 3,983 1,502 5,486 2,948 2,429 1,511 1,350 2,646 — — —

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 41 567,643 48 67,635 41 38,463 36 22,288 39 22,248 39 21,859 52 16,143 39 15,555 43 13,649 49 9,112 27 6,320 44 5,317 43 5,197 38 4,578 50 3,610 39 2,779 34 2,765 44 2,711 36 2,511 47 2,412 45 2,404 39 1,483 38 1,306 26 1,191 47 967 25 844 38 610 41 859,248

PEA IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Meadow 55 50 57 5,119 Marrowfat — — 52 1,010 Weighted Average Irrigated Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 50 6,749 47 695 49 9,821

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan 93 82 103 104,173 AC Mustang 71 65 83 19,685

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 85 103,289 72 23,230

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OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Derby 81 58 94 22,462 CDC Baler 69 66 73 7,804 Waldern 55 55 63 6,296 Calibre 51 58 67 3,480 Triactor 145 63 109 2,054 CDC SO-I 75 86 98 3,192 Cascade 40 48 55 1,282 CDC Nasser — — — — Grizzly 48 64 85 1,389 Foothill 66 — 69 283 AC Juniper 69 48 68 387 CDC Haymaker — — — — AC Medallion — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 72 21,066 59 10,531 52 4,811 51 2,525 91 2,326 92 2,294 70 1,862 88 1,210 66 1,146 61 515 68 481 40 460 105 379 78 181,113

OATS IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan 949 108 — 102 AC Mustang 308 — — 87 — — — — CDC Baler Weighted Average Irrigated Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 65 775 61 509 71 473 76 2,477

FLAX DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Sorrel 25 24 30 12,021 Prairie Sapphire — 18 33 4,027 CDC Glas — — — — Hanley 26 23 26 3,468 CDC Bethune 27 24 31 4,057 Prairie Grande — — 37 1,303 CDC Sanctuary — — — — Westlin 70 — — — — AAC Bravo — — — — McGregor — — 27 751 Weighted Average Dryland Flax yield (Bu.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 25 16,929 26 12,852 29 8,726 24 5,977 25 3,675 26 2,831 23 1,777 21 1,363 38 837 22 522 26 59,163

FLAX IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Prairie Sapphire — 36 43 CDC Glas — — — CDC Sorrel 39 32 38 CDC Bethune 34 35 42 Hanley 38 26 37 Taurus 39 26 37 NorLin — 38 35 — CDC Sanctuary — — Weighted Average Irrigated Flax yield (Bu.) & total acres§

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ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 39 11,752 38 3,800 34 3,175 39 3,079 32 1,739 35 976 35 790 48 367 38 27,533

MUSTARD DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Andante (Yellow) 17 15 19 33,946 20 17 19 9,400 Centennial Brown (Brown) AC Pennant (Yellow) 18 15 19 8,486 — 16 — Common Brown (Brown) — Ace (Yellow) 18 18 — — 22 — — — Forge (Oriental) Weighted Average Dryland Mustard yield (Bu.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 16 48,150 20 12,450 18 9,145 20 3,374 12 3,028 24 1,867 19 81,510

LENTIL DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† ALBERTA 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres CDC Maxim 1,577 1,886 2,349 26,163 1,668 51,815 11,914 CDC Dazil — — 1,718 2,940 1,665 CDC Richlea 5,480 1,663 1,570 2,165 4,455 1,280 1,890 CDC Improve 1,434 1,444 1,926 1,902 1,396 Weighted Average Dryland Lentil yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 1,618 79,621 ‡ On system as of January 14, 2015;

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FABA BEAN DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† ALBERTA 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Snowbird 2,780 2,741 3,165 10,547 2,757 41,182 FB9-4 — — 2,830 659 2,214 4,081 Weighted Average Dryland Faba Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 2,703 46,300

RYE DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Musketeer (Fall) 42 41 55 1,028 AC Remington (Fall) — 35 44 — Weighted Average Dryland Rye yield (Bu.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 45 886 34 807 40 9,577

ALBERTA FABA BEAN IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres FB9-4 — 3,449 4,137 1,665 3,765 5,351 Snowbird 3,161 2,051 3,351 1,010 2,718 1,674 Weighted Average Irrigated Faba Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 3,509 7,410

SUNFLOWER IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Panther — 1,514 — — Weighted Average Irrigated Sunflower yield (Lbs.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 1,887 2,371 2,010 3,076

BEAN IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† ALBERTA 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Island (Pinto) 16,456 2,377 2,454 2,555 14,735 2,520 Resolute (Great Northern) 15,618 2,377 2,232 2,636 13,345 2,478 AC Black Diamond (Black) 3,759 2,144 2,148 2,037 2,971 2,240 Myasi yellow (Black) 2,661 2,708 2,968 2,266 2,352 3,014 Medicine Hat (Pinto) 2,806 2,780 2,391 2,546 3,384 2,303 AC Redbond (Small Red) 1,839 2,362 2,056 2,595 2,838 2,439 AC Polaris (Great Northern) 1,737 2,394 2,239 2,453 2,469 2,280 Winchester Pinto (Pinto) 2,382 2,301 2,714 1,377 2,532 1,327 — 2,242 1,281 Gemini (Great Northern) — — — Eclipse (Black) — 2,098 843 — — — Weighted Average Irrigated Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 2,434 49,323

SAFFLOWER DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† ALBERTA 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Saffire — — — — 1,149 1,046 Weighted Average Dryland Safflower yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 1,149 1,046

POTATO IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 19 28,901 Russet Burbank (Fry) 16 17 AC LR Russet Burbank (Fry) — — — — Shepody (Fry) 14 16 16 1,807 FL 1867 (Chip) 14 — 16 1,202 Ranger Russet (Fry) 15 559 16 — Atlantic (Chip) 14 13 14 467 Weighted Average Irrigated Potato yield (Tons) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 19 25,128 17 3,993 15 1,864 14 1,053 17 765 15 461 17 37,433

ALBERTA SUGAR BEET IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres HM 9221RR — — — — 31 8,883 — 32 7,981 SV 36152RR — — — Beta 49RR33 30 2,471 — 31 30 16,668 — 27 1,140 Beta 48RR12 — 32 — SV 36151RR — 32 962 — — — Weighted Average Irrigated Sugar Beet yield (Tons) & total acres§ 31 21,477 TRITICALE DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Pronghorn (Spring) 48 36 53 2,960 Bunker (Spring) 49 34 54 1,574 Tyndal (Spring) 63 45 66 2,320 Taza (Spring) — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Triticale yield (Bu.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 54 3,791 30 2,244 53 1,955 68 731 47 11,447

TRITICALE IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Pronghorn (Spring) — — — — Weighted Average Irrigated Triticale yield (Bu.) & total acres§

ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 25 967 78 3,245

CHICKPEAS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† ALBERTA 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres CDC Orion (Kabuli) — — 2,751 1,345 1,237 7,490 Weighted Average Dryland Chickpeas yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 1,345 9,630 RYE DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield 48 47 52 Prima (Fall) Hazlet (Fall) — — — Dakota (Fall) 41 44 37

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ALBERTA 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 42 2,794 42 2,063 41 1,401

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

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RISK AREA 1 CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 74-44 BL — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 1 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 30 7,298 30 11,565

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Champion — — — — Xena 49 73 59 12,936 CDC Austenson — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 1 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 72 10,181 50 7,942 55 2,345 60 27,175

RISK AREA 2 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Lillian (HRS) 41 39 49 141,548 Stettler (HRS) 50 49 57 34,835 CDC Go (HRS) 46 51 58 28,764 Harvest (HRS) 48 46 60 28,031 Strongfield (D) 47 49 53 39,828 Transcend (D) — — 60 5,686 Radiant (HRW) 52 62 61 17,630 CDC Utmost (HRS) — 48 60 10,309 CDC Abound (HRS) 44 42 52 20,986 CDC Stanley (HRS) — — 59 5,978 Carberry (HRS) — 44 55 9,143 CDC Verona (D) 44 59 49 8,708 Enterprise (D) — 56 60 5,733 Superb (HRS) 43 43 52 6,913 WR 859 CL (HRS) 42 42 41 8,112 Conquer (CPS) — — — — Sadash (SWS) — — 67 2,709 SY 985 (CPS) — — 61 1,308 Glenn (HRS) 47 36 58 5,368 Cardale (HRS) — — — — 5604HR CL (HRS) — — 44 706 Moats (HRW) — — — — AC Avonlea (D) 39 44 46 6,296 AC Eatonia (HRS) 33 37 49 1,763 AC Navigator (D) 51 50 52 2,405 AC Foremost (CPS) — — 71 1,237 Muchmore (HRS) — — — — AC Bellatrix (HRW) 36 65 — — AC Crystal (CPS) — — 50 2,253 CDC VR Morris (HRS) — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§ ‡ On system as of January 14, 2015;

RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 43 102,254 47 41,127 47 26,846 48 23,920 43 23,699 45 18,673 62 15,879 45 14,899 44 14,105 44 10,336 44 9,936 40 7,755 52 6,584 47 5,112 34 4,659 52 4,475 63 3,411 74 3,233 48 2,427 56 2,085 48 2,043 68 2,031 41 1,925 32 1,879 52 1,699 55 1,646 49 1,571 34 1,540 33 1,303 60 1,028 46 378,266

WHEAT IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Carberry (HRS) 75 67 74 18,773 Sadash (SWS) 94 80 95 3,672 Stettler (HRS) 74 66 72 9,151 Radiant (HRW) 74 87 82 5,144 CDC Go (HRS) 70 71 63 7,483 CDC Abound (HRS) 69 68 83 3,614 Cardale (HRS) — — — — Lillian (HRS) 59 52 55 2,212 CDC Verona (D) — 68 59 1,862 Transcend (D) — — — — Glenn (HRS) 64 67 70 2,927 CDC Stanley (HRS) — — — — Weighted Average Irrigated Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 75 11,590 88 8,913 62 6,968 88 6,370 66 6,005 76 5,496 80 1,576 41 1,211 61 1,151 84 1,144 82 993 67 970 75 63,320

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 74-44 BL — — 44 48,882 5440 41 34 43 26,792 L130 45 36 45 25,088 L252 — — — — 1012 RR — 33 43 16,911 73-45 RR 45 34 39 34,909 74-54 RR — — — — L150 41 35 44 34,495 VT 500 G — 32 36 4,185 45S54 — — 50 2,025 1990 — 30 47 2,160 SY 4135 — — — — L159 — 27 40 9,546 D3153 — — — — 45S52 — 33 44 11,865 L261 — — — — L140 P — — — — 1918 30 27 34 3,862 L156 H — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 34 78,891 37 46,278 39 29,074 43 24,229 36 16,420 30 13,817 32 13,196 34 9,820 28 6,796 38 6,476 33 6,085 37 4,511 39 4,441 28 4,341 31 4,129 39 3,456 32 2,016 22 1,899 37 1,720 36 299,112

CANOLA IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 5440 60 47 62 12,893 74-44 BL — — 49 5,944 L252 — — — — L130 — 44 63 4,965 L159 — — 56 1,638 45S54 — — 64 755 73-45 RR 50 47 55 5,102 1012 RR — 45 46 2,641 74-54 RR — — — — L150 50 49 45 3,594 Weighted Average Irrigated Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 59 10,227 50 8,356 55 6,141 51 3,079 58 2,429 53 2,299 55 2,092 50 1,796 51 1,643 58 1,512 54 46,518

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Xena 58 64 77 113,871 Champion 61 79 83 40,786 CDC Austenson — 72 82 47,267 AC Metcalfe 60 55 63 34,862 CDC Meredith 77 72 87 24,738 CDC Copeland 64 61 66 15,559 Merit 57 — — 84 5,570 CDC Coalition 76 65 69 6,407 CDC Cowboy 47 62 64 3,146 Newdale 74 61 77 2,743 Ponoka 57 43 61 5,531 Conlon 58 — 50 1,177 Vivar — — 58 296 Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 62 97,577 69 47,523 61 43,193 59 25,881 66 22,728 57 17,787 76 9,733 63 3,646 56 3,101 66 2,899 59 2,208 37 1,601 64 284 62 290,744

BARLEY IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Xena 86 84 99 17,910 — 75 87 14,289 CDC Austenson

RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 93 11,785 90 9,972

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

BARLEY IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Champion 86 88 89 10,013 CDC Thompson — 77 — — AC Metcalfe 74 64 85 2,320 CDC Coalition 105 88 108 3,116 Vivar 100 98 108 3,180 CDC Copeland 979 — 66 73 Chigwell 86 88 99 3,251 CDC Yorkton — — 90 81 Muskwa — — — — Weighted Average Irrigated Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 77 8,786 93 4,718 70 3,621 100 3,464 96 2,809 84 1,628 82 1,357 104 1,091 106 383 87 54,087

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Meadow 56 50 55 84,234 CDC Centennial 28 34 27 1,645 CDC Golden 45 41 48 5,930 CDC Saffron — — — — CDC Patrick — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 47 98,226 57 5,086 43 4,396 45 4,107 32 2,053 46 119,002

PEA IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Meadow 50 55 48 1,300 Weighted Average Irrigated Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 52 583 45 1,414

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Mustang 584 76 65 72 CDC Baler 33 — — — Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 60 1,354 44 270 56 3,071

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RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 71 228 80 658

FLAX DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Prairie Sapphire — — 40 790 CDC Sorrel 28 26 30 4,522 CDC Sanctuary — — — — Hanley — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Flax yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 33 3,032 24 2,735 22 1,612 28 941 27 11,189

FLAX IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Prairie Sapphire — — — — CDC Sorrel 36 — 35 1,154 Weighted Average Irrigated Flax yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 40 2,395 36 1,422 37 6,107

MUSTARD DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Andante (Yellow) 17 7,707 12 14 Weighted Average Dryland Mustard yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 16 6,421 16 6,940

FABA BEAN IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 2 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres FB9-4 — — 3,845 568 3,777 1,454 Weighted Average Irrigated Faba Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 3,631 2,216 BEAN IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 2 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Resolute (Great Northern) 1,924 2,441 2,003 1,241 2,484 1,655 Island (Pinto) 1,237 — 2,416 2,245 1,103 2,359 Weighted Average Irrigated Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 2,430 2,929 POTATO IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Russet Burbank (Fry) 18 19 20 1,985 Weighted Average Irrigated Potato yield (Tons) & total acres§

RISK AREA 2 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 18 2,072 18 2,448

SUGAR BEET IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 2 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres HM 9221RR — — — — 32 2,066 SV 36152RR — — — — 31 1,028 Beta 49RR33 — 30 27 2,748 29 477 Weighted Average Irrigated Sugar Beet yield (Tons) & total acres§ 31 3,662

RISK AREA 3 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Lillian (HRS) 37 40 47 138,814 Strongfield (D) 43 50 54 122,490 33 42 50 65,311 AC Eatonia (HRS) CDC Go (HRS) 47 53 55 20,068 Transcend (D) — — 54 6,417 52 57 65 12,303 Brigade (D) CDC Verona (D) 52 54 53 32,555 Radiant (HRW) 46 56 64 12,275 Carberry (HRS) — 42 52 13,357 40 41 63 8,060 Stettler (HRS) 45 52 53 10,303 AC Navigator (D) Superb (HRS) 38 40 56 5,499 Moats (HRW) — — — — CDC Abound (HRS) 35 41 47 10,112 Glenn (HRS) 38 44 44 8,271 AC Avonlea (D) 42 48 49 12,725

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 40 104,215 42 89,459 35 47,861 46 23,030 42 22,381 45 22,075 41 20,995 52 18,927 49 18,670 39 11,906 40 8,310 36 7,516 52 6,218 37 6,112 48 5,507 44 5,321

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

yield ALBERTA

2015

WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Utmost (HRS) — — — — Kyle (D) 31 39 36 3,726 Cardale (HRS) — — — — Enterprise (D) — — 56 3,808 Leader (HRS) — 29 — — CDC VR Morris (HRS) — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 41 3,190 30 2,782 42 2,525 49 2,075 28 1,543 40 868 42 452,041

WHEAT IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Carberry (HRS) 83 73 77 38,177 CDC Go (HRS) 83 77 87 19,136 Cardale (HRS) — — — — Strongfield (D) 85 77 91 12,132 Radiant (HRW) 58 82 88 8,505 Superb (HRS) 74 72 79 3,698 CDC Abound (HRS) 67 65 71 6,451 CDC Verona (D) 95 78 87 3,048 Stettler (HRS) 77 74 84 9,774 Transcend (D) — — 79 1,879 CDC VR Morris (HRS) — — — — Brigade (D) — 71 85 1,247 Lillian (HRS) 60 45 50 656 Muchmore (HRS) — — — — Weighted Average Irrigated Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 82 30,806 93 24,546 88 12,660 83 11,068 78 6,127 82 5,043 74 4,902 84 4,800 82 4,193 77 2,167 75 1,203 74 818 62 741 77 609 84 121,086

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L130 39 35 46 18,292 5440 41 33 42 10,184 L150 40 34 44 18,669 L159 — 35 38 3,958 L252 — — — — 74-44 BL — — 40 4,715 L120 — 32 41 8,757 1990 — — — — D3153 — 37 44 2,612 L140 P — — — — 73-45 RR 46 31 42 10,125 45S52 — — 33 1,381 1012 RR — 35 38 2,226 L154 — 35 46 2,455 VT Barrier 25 26 21 1,553 6060 RR 42 36 40 3,110 VT 500 G — 22 37 1,034 Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 34 21,700 31 15,104 34 6,316 32 6,184 32 6,176 31 6,146 27 5,263 37 4,827 36 4,582 33 3,594 24 3,317 29 2,649 30 1,990 40 1,879 20 1,562 35 1,288 40 276 32 108,087

CANOLA IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L252 — — — — 5440 57 53 62 4,459 74-44 BL 984 — — 63 VT 500 G — 44 52 1,226 L130 — — 64 1,331 727 — 43 56 VR 9559 G L159 — — 51 1,356 45S54 — — — — 73-45 RR — 48 54 838 — — — 1012 RR — Weighted Average Irrigated Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 63 3,788 61 2,278 63 1,717 49 1,459 56 1,444 46 1,184 54 1,083 56 979 65 888 41 793 57 19,958

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Xena 66 70 72 33,905 51 59 61 25,028 AC Metcalfe CDC Austenson — 66 74 9,318 Conlon 53 51 45 12,322 CDC Copeland 48 61 67 7,688 Champion 48 77 76 7,335 CDC Coalition 51 71 76 8,901 CDC Meredith — 66 71 6,269 41 45 51 2,339 CDC Cowboy Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 66 25,636 54 22,232 66 15,898 50 6,687 51 5,207 47 4,464 65 4,214 59 3,843 43 2,178 59 95,705

‡ On system as of January 14, 2015;

BARLEY IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Austenson — 85 91 7,466 Xena 89 90 90 5,280 Muskwa — — 87 715 CDC Coalition 88 88 87 2,293 AC Metcalfe — 73 60 — Champion 104 84 100 1,034 Weighted Average Irrigated Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 89 8,593 101 4,313 104 1,987 92 1,880 75 1,120 82 998 92 21,521

BEAN IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 3 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Medicine Hat (Pinto) 2,840 2,387 2,513 2,379 2,306 2,263 AC Redbond (Small Red) 1,839 2,376 2,047 2,755 2,298 2,439 Winchester Pinto (Pinto) 1,290 2,389 2,221 2,693 1,245 2,537 AC Polaris (Great Northern) 1,060 2,485 2,173 2,457 1,898 2,598 Gemini (Great Northern) — 2,175 1,021 — — — Eclipse (Black) — 2,098 843 — — — Weighted Average Irrigated Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 2,440 38,479

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Meadow 43 42 49 101,518 Delta Fld Pea 32 47 48 37,484 CDC Golden 30 38 44 11,747 CDC Centennial — 40 43 4,829 CDC Saffron — — — — CDC Patrick — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 39 128,948 42 29,652 31 3,379 37 2,926 49 1,654 18 1,540 39 175,930

POTATO IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Russet Burbank (Fry) 18 24,091 16 17 AC LR Russet Burbank (Fry) — — — — Shepody (Fry) 16 1,807 14 16 Ranger Russet (Fry) 15 559 16 — Atlantic (Chip) 14 12 15 397 Weighted Average Irrigated Potato yield (Tons) & total acres§

PEA IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Meadow 61 49 56 1,957 Weighted Average Irrigated Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 52 3,301 51 4,851

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 50 156 40 1,547

SUGAR BEET IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 3 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres SV 36152RR — — — — 32 6,723 — 31 6,614 HM 9221RR — — — Beta 49RR33 30 1,849 — 31 31 13,450 Beta 48RR12 — 32 — — 27 1,089 SV 36151RR — 32 962 — — — Weighted Average Irrigated Sugar Beet yield (Tons) & total acres§ 31 17,237

FLAX DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Prairie Sapphire — — 29 1,514 CDC Sorrel 18 24 28 1,189 CDC Glas — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Flax yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 23 3,069 21 1,657 18 1,002 21 7,969

FLAX IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Prairie Sapphire — — 47 CDC Glas — — — CDC Bethune 40 39 45 CDC Sorrel 38 33 40 Weighted Average Irrigated Flax yield (Bu.) & total acres§

2013 Acres 3,183 — 937 2,430

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 42 5,067 40 2,057 40 1,364 30 1,295 39 11,274

MUSTARD DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Andante (Yellow) 21 14,843 19 17 25 1,200 AC Pennant (Yellow) 18 17 Centennial Brown (Brown) — — 19 1,933 Weighted Average Dryland Mustard yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 16 27,516 18 2,995 18 2,551 16 36,361

LENTIL DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 3 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres CDC Maxim 1,738 2,078 2,556 18,734 1,828 34,722 CDC Dazil — — — — 1,612 9,699 1,717 55,658 Weighted Average Dryland Lentil yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ FABA BEAN IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 3 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres FB9-4 — — 4,329 732 3,991 2,406 Snowbird 3,265 1,653 — — 2,471 827 Weighted Average Irrigated Faba Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 3,597 3,243 BEAN IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Island (Pinto) 2,475 2,443 2,566 10,669 Resolute (Great Northern) 2,423 2,210 2,689 10,668 AC Black Diamond (Black) 2,252 2,043 2,066 2,651 Myasi yellow (Black) 2,661 2,646 3,002 2,136

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 2,524 12,283 2,444 12,135 2,147 2,676 2,548 2,554

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

RISK AREA 3 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 19 21,135 16 2,952 15 1,864 17 765 15 368 18 30,968

RISK AREA 3 CHICKPEAS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres CDC Orion (Kabuli) — — 2,751 1,345 1,237 7,490 Weighted Average Dryland Chickpeas yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 1,316 9,010

RISK AREA 4 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Lillian (HRS) 32 35 42 69,851 CDC Go (HRS) 40 47 52 43,890 Stettler (HRS) 35 42 46 29,350 Strongfield (D) 38 43 49 39,652 33 36 41 32,301 AC Eatonia (HRS) Sadash (SWS) — 35 48 4,146 Unity (HRS) — — 52 5,393 Brigade (D) — — — — Radiant (HRW) 48 49 45 8,144 Superb (HRS) 36 29 55 4,689 Shaw (HRS) — — — — CDC Verona (D) 42 49 47 8,282 CDC Stanley (HRS) — — 51 1,528 Glenn (HRS) 39 — 52 8,166 Carberry (HRS) — 41 41 2,100 Transcend (D) — — 52 1,913 AC Andrew (SWS) — — 43 4,454 — — — Cardale (HRS) — Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 35 57,848 42 50,222 32 35,730 43 26,383 34 22,388 40 7,431 47 6,959 50 6,159 31 5,062 35 3,885 41 3,451 37 3,298 42 2,632 29 2,397 46 2,347 36 2,156 41 1,921 43 1,360 37 269,111

WHEAT IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Carberry (HRS) — 62 76 11,370 CDC Go (HRS) 75 72 79 9,668 Strongfield (D) 74 71 87 5,186 Cardale (HRS) — — — — Superb (HRS) 64 55 81 3,952 CDC Abound (HRS) 64 54 80 989 Radiant (HRW) 80 84 97 5,180 77 66 77 3,856 Stettler (HRS) Glenn (HRS) 62 44 71 2,678 CDC Stanley (HRS) — — 73 2,090 Conquer (CPS) — — — — Weighted Average Irrigated Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 65 8,584 72 6,491 84 5,037 80 3,990 72 3,617 67 3,092 94 2,843 45 2,454 65 2,448 54 890 86 865 72 46,719

‡ On system as of January 14, 2015;

2015

yield ALBERTA

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 5440 33 31 42 14,546 L130 34 29 33 7,112 L150 32 25 31 9,178 74-44 BL — — 36 4,048 73-45 RR 32 28 38 6,088 L140 P — — — — 45H29 25 — 34 4,543 D3153 — 35 35 4,389 Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 36 17,128 36 10,405 27 7,530 23 5,328 35 3,546 36 3,502 33 2,752 30 2,483 32 64,982

CANOLA IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 5440 59 50 62 8,377 L252 — — — — L130 60 43 59 1,078 73-45 RR — 41 58 1,841 VR 9559 G — — 56 910 VT 500 G — 40 45 2,123 L261 — — — — 45S54 — — — — D3153 — — — — 45S52 — 45 60 2,582 1012 RR — 48 52 1,857 Weighted Average Irrigated Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 56 8,612 54 1,987 54 1,636 54 1,234 50 1,156 46 1,004 59 889 60 775 54 753 53 747 42 533 52 24,455

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Champion 62 69 72 13,409 AC Metcalfe 47 48 63 6,081 CDC Cowboy 41 38 50 10,472 Xena 49 35 55 7,863 CDC Austenson — — 60 1,263 CDC Copeland — 48 36 — Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 58 9,246 47 8,830 33 7,523 60 6,860 53 3,790 46 1,635 48 41,944

BARLEY IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Austenson — 81 85 6,173 Xena 95 69 115 2,867 Champion 97 82 68 1,679 CDC Earl — 75 76 861 Weighted Average Irrigated Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 83 5,231 94 2,634 88 1,211 74 748 84 12,772

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Meadow 34 43 40 38,929 Delta Fld Pea 28 42 47 7,713 CDC Golden 32 34 30 9,902 Thunderbird 20 34 41 4,540 Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 32 53,997 37 6,786 34 6,487 24 3,857 31 83,444

PEA IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Meadow — 44 60 1,223 Weighted Average Irrigated Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 51 2,133 51 2,747

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Baler 52 49 53 1,347 Waldern 43 — 46 1,009 AC Morgan — 29 72 1,534 AC Mustang 41 76 52 884 Derby 38 — 13 438 Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 45 3,931 34 1,442 31 1,174 42 1,164 24 780 42 9,481

FLAX DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres — Prairie Sapphire — — — CDC Bethune — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Flax yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 18 3,767 22 310 17 7,012

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

yield ALBERTA

2015

FLAX IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Prairie Sapphire — 37 39 Hanley 39 27 38 CDC Bethune 43 25 38 CDC Glas — — — Weighted Average Irrigated Flax yield (Bu.) & total acres§

2013 Acres 3,825 1,470 640 —

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 35 3,588 31 1,479 36 1,471 37 1,338 36 9,320

MUSTARD DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Andante (Yellow) 20 6,545 15 14 Centennial Brown (Brown) — 19 18 5,858 AC Pennant (Yellow) 18 2,799 18 12 Weighted Average Dryland Mustard yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 15 7,222 23 6,431 13 3,030 26 18,913

LENTIL DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 4 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres CDC Maxim 1,544 1,689 1,769 4,369 1,305 9,150 Weighted Average Dryland Lentil yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 1,443 12,609 FABA BEAN IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 4 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Snowbird — — — — 2,685 460 Weighted Average Irrigated Faba Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 2,938 1,476 RISK AREA 4 BEAN IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Island (Pinto) 2,500 2,527 2,634 2,963 2,569 2,936 Resolute (Great Northern) 2,387 2,360 2,798 1,291 2,834 1,696 AC Black Diamond (Black) — 2,469 1,083 — — — Medicine Hat (Pinto) 927 2,291 543 — — 2,731 Weighted Average Irrigated Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 2,512 7,388 POTATO IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Russet Burbank (Fry) 18 16 19 2,826 Weighted Average Irrigated Potato yield (Tons) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 18 1,921 18 2,656

TRITICALE DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres — Bunker (Spring) 49 39 — Weighted Average Dryland Triticale yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 28 1,956 36 4,987

RYE DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Dakota (Fall) 41 44 37 1,377 Hazlet (Fall) — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Rye yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 41 1,401 37 1,385 36 3,597

SUNFLOWER IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Panther — 1,536 — — Weighted Average Irrigated Sunflower yield (Lbs.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 4 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 1,865 1,794 1,865 1,794

RISK AREA 5 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Go (HRS) 56 48 64 161,659 Stettler (HRS) 54 51 59 67,266 Harvest (HRS) 55 53 60 70,223 CDC Abound (HRS) 53 53 65 20,444 AC Foremost (CPS) 71 77 79 17,275 CDC Utmost (HRS) — 60 66 11,004 Lillian (HRS) 40 41 51 14,560 CDC Stanley (HRS) — 48 60 7,560 ‡ On system as of January 14, 2015;

RISK AREA 5 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 46 162,276 43 74,039 49 45,227 52 21,397 63 16,829 52 10,404 32 9,761 53 8,458

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WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Conquer (CPS) — — — — Muchmore (HRS) — 60 71 3,235 5604HR CL (HRS) — — 66 3,192 Superb (HRS) 40 40 50 6,013 AC Intrepid (HRS) 56 47 66 6,400 CDC Thrive (HRS) — — 60 1,302 SY 985 (CPS) — — 73 1,573 WR 859 CL (HRS) — — 53 2,195 CDC Imagine (HRS) 54 49 55 5,220 Cardale (HRS) — — — — CDC Buteo (HRW) — — 53 — Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 5 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 54 7,793 50 6,193 47 5,654 28 4,070 55 3,415 40 3,187 71 2,157 41 2,153 43 1,794 41 1,521 54 1,450 47 413,734

WHEAT IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Go (HRS) 76 63 86 4,117 Stettler (HRS) — 53 86 1,349 AC Foremost (CPS) — — 103 1,613 CDC Abound (HRS) 74 — 84 1,657 Weighted Average Irrigated Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 5 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 60 3,449 51 3,274 48 2,458 65 1,108 57 14,739

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 5440 46 34 43 49,872 L130 48 34 45 50,479 74-44 BL — — 40 18,268 1990 — 31 45 9,423 45S52 48 32 42 19,502 73-45 RR 45 31 42 26,028 L252 — — — — 45S54 — — 44 16,566 45H31 — 30 42 6,947 L140 P — — — — 74-54 RR — — — — L154 — 35 55 6,936 L120 — 35 42 16,226 73-15 RR — 27 41 8,949 VT 500 G — 29 41 15,544 L150 47 30 43 15,015 D3153 — 32 41 7,079 VR 9559 G — — 41 5,275 1012 RR — 29 39 10,179 4300 — — 41 1,539 45H29 41 27 47 2,855 45S51 47 29 40 3,487 D3154 S — — — — 1970 44 28 44 5,940 — VT 530G — — — 6044 RR — — — — 1980 — 28 40 995 L261 — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 5 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 37 63,404 37 63,077 36 34,591 35 20,855 38 16,742 37 14,833 43 14,327 35 13,232 37 9,736 40 8,568 32 7,153 44 6,231 34 5,527 33 5,424 29 5,319 31 4,766 34 3,501 32 3,243 31 2,766 33 2,699 37 2,314 26 2,244 21 1,882 28 1,725 40 1,703 37 1,447 36 1,345 33 1,240 36 340,094

CANOLA IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L130 53 34 59 1,881 5440 55 44 48 1,662 L252 — — — — 74-44 BL — — 59 1,324 Weighted Average Irrigated Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 5 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 52 2,886 46 2,508 63 1,750 43 1,195 46 11,972

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Xena 82 53 82 79,561 CDC Copeland 75 56 76 57,899 AC Metcalfe 67 56 73 37,771 CDC Austenson — 59 76 22,532 CDC Meredith — 65 87 17,032 Champion 83 62 81 30,973 Newdale 68 63 83 13,383 Conlon 70 43 67 4,263

RISK AREA 5 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 65 78,016 58 50,106 53 33,040 59 30,413 57 18,583 69 17,791 61 11,239 58 5,311

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

yield ALBERTA

2015

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Bentley — 52 52 1,650 CDC Kindersley — — — — Busby — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 5 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 40 1,601 78 1,551 71 1,051 60 259,304

BARLEY IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Xena 86 69 89 5,356 Weighted Average Irrigated Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 5 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 63 5,529 71 8,968

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Meadow 56 44 54 27,103 CDC Striker — — — — CDC Saffron — — — — Thunderbird — 51 58 3,234 Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 5 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 42 34,060 31 2,360 55 2,166 34 1,940 41 47,264

PEA IRRIGATED YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Meadow 639 — 48 74 Weighted Average Irrigated Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 5 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 35 602 37 679

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Mustang 78 62 102 1,064 AC Morgan 69 90 69 1,054 Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 5 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 70 3,266 57 2,599 61 8,156

FLAX DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Sorrel — — 26 — Weighted Average Dryland Flax yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 5 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 27 1,905 27 4,177

MUSTARD DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Andante (Yellow) 20 2,710 20 13 Weighted Average Dryland Mustard yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 5 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 15 3,147 15 3,406

FABA BEAN DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 5 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Snowbird — — — — 2,198 810 Weighted Average Dryland Faba Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 1,780 1,118

RISK AREA 6 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Foremost (CPS) 60 70 71 3,085 Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 6 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 58 3,092 54 4,379

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 73-15 RR — 30 41 3,969 L120 — 28 40 1,927 L135 C — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 6 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 30 5,024 31 1,923 36 656 32 10,809

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Austenson — 44 72 3,350 Xena 40 58 69 3,819 AC Metcalfe 64 58 71 4,203 CDC Helgason 34 — 53 747 CDC Copeland 74 52 64 2,211 Champion — — 75 1,220

RISK AREA 6 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 50 5,485 52 3,831 43 3,724 57 2,183 48 1,535 59 1,462

‡ On system as of January 14, 2015;

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Newdale — 62 — — Conlon 53 33 46 1,457 CDC Meredith — — 70 2,620 Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 6 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 46 1,284 40 1,178 56 675 49 25,157

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan 64 64 89 3,398 AC Mustang 35 29 72 1,137 Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 6 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 71 1,887 65 1,429 63 4,043

RISK AREA 7 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Foremost (CPS) 67 65 84 65,817 CDC Go (HRS) 61 58 71 27,901 5700 PR (CPS) 67 63 77 32,950 Harvest (HRS) 63 60 71 24,337 Muchmore (HRS) — — 68 4,161 CDC Abound (HRS) 53 58 65 11,658 Stettler (HRS) 62 56 70 14,121 Oslo (CPS) 90 65 92 6,097 CDC Stanley (HRS) 824 — 52 58 CDC Imagine (HRS) 62 54 64 3,057 Carberry (HRS) — — — — Alvena (HRS) 836 51 53 52 Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 7 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 69 68,717 66 29,573 69 21,396 63 20,888 67 14,174 66 14,083 61 12,256 71 5,992 48 1,805 53 1,394 54 1,034 58 637 66 200,554

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 74-44 BL — — 48 23,078 L135 C — — 49 3,984 L130 46 37 50 62,520 74-54 RR — — — — 45H29 49 38 48 7,961 73-15 RR — 36 43 22,187 5440 46 37 45 19,755 L120 — 34 46 32,813 73-45 RR 46 33 44 12,529 L252 — — — — — — — — 6044 RR 1990 — — 43 1,395 45S52 43 34 47 4,197 45H31 — — 46 4,253 45S54 — — 46 4,885 VR 9559 G — 39 43 7,541 VR 9562GC — — — — L150 42 32 46 7,893 1918 39 27 39 1,407 L140 P — — — — 6040 RR 37 35 45 4,031 6050 RR — — — — 6056 — — — — VT 500 G — 33 39 8,607 1012 RR — — 41 1,592 Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 7 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 39 47,388 43 44,620 39 38,149 39 22,715 46 19,012 32 18,950 45 12,550 33 12,519 37 7,644 41 5,271 35 4,139 38 2,650 42 2,540 43 2,534 43 2,107 38 2,008 44 1,939 43 1,700 24 1,359 40 1,313 36 1,175 41 1,093 34 1,020 40 997 34 545 40 265,116

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Austenson 89 73 79 36,412 Xena 71 64 76 33,259 CDC Copeland 71 61 72 39,737 68 57 69 27,151 AC Metcalfe CDC Meredith 88 69 80 28,461 Champion 79 66 75 17,906 Newdale 62 60 77 9,900 Bentley 79 67 79 3,985 CDC Thompson 67 64 77 7,436 CDC Kindersley — 50 81 1,841 CDC Coalition 80 66 77 6,386 Stander 65 63 69 6,508

RISK AREA 7 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 65 41,219 62 31,630 61 29,511 60 23,617 67 17,000 65 10,222 66 9,801 64 9,011 67 8,043 65 6,355 61 6,329 69 6,092

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 79 60 CDC Trey 72 8,938 Vivar 76 80 78 3,551 Busby 60 57 70 2,443 Conlon 71 56 68 5,732 Lacey 80 70 76 1,621 50 54 69 2,046 CDC Helgason Falcon 76 68 77 3,400 CDC Yorkton 80 66 — — Chigwell 69 62 71 2,978 CDC Battleford 45 51 70 1,143 — — — AAC Synergy — Legacy (BT 950) 63 62 — — CDC Cowboy 63 48 72 1,721 Seebe 49 — — — Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 7 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 46 5,474 68 4,917 55 3,157 59 2,709 67 1,551 60 1,522 57 1,397 37 1,230 48 1,225 66 1,184 66 946 63 915 39 676 51 644 63 232,884

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield CDC Striker — 50 55 CDC Meadow 47 44 46 CDC Patrick — — — Garde 44 43 54 Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

2013 Acres 1,714 6,261 — 2,719

RISK AREA 7 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 36 3,942 50 3,322 43 1,936 51 1,272 43 13,010

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan 96 86 104 3,115 AC Mustang 87 74 87 2,257 — CDC Baler 59 — — AC Juniper — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 7 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 83 3,164 92 1,291 102 753 73 176 85 6,365

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yield ALBERTA

FABA BEAN DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 7 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Snowbird — 3,679 3,085 3,641 2,746 7,828 Weighted Average Dryland Faba Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 2,688 8,060

RISK AREA 8 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Go (HRS) 60 50 67 171,265 Stettler (HRS) 61 49 61 70,085 Muchmore (HRS) — — 76 9,369 Harvest (HRS) 51 47 59 36,761 CDC Stanley (HRS) — 48 63 3,988 Carberry (HRS) — — 61 2,019 AC Foremost (CPS) 56 59 80 15,013 CDC Abound (HRS) 48 51 64 19,772 CDC Utmost (HRS) — 52 60 11,511 5700 PR (CPS) 59 66 82 10,960 Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 8 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 47 169,081 45 68,306 53 29,279 54 15,117 47 12,997 48 9,516 59 9,054 55 8,991 49 5,911 77 4,595 48 351,435

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 5440 48 38 47 50,263 L130 46 36 49 54,991 74-44 BL — — 45 23,906 L252 — — — — 74-54 RR — — — — L135 C — — 47 7,709 L159 — 39 46 22,514 1990 — 43 47 7,717 45H31 — 35 45 10,626 L150 49 35 47 37,210 45S52 54 32 47 10,031 45S54 — — 47 8,847 45H29 44 34 51 5,174 VR 9559 G — 23 44 9,761 VT 500 G — 32 42 16,808 L261 — — — — L120 — 31 47 13,552 72-65 RR 44 27 41 3,182 D3153 — 32 41 4,268 L140 P — — — — 73-45 RR 42 33 45 7,919 — 33 39 1,686 73-15 RR 1012 RR — 38 45 3,876 6060 RR 44 — 46 1,462 6044 RR — — — — L154 — 31 46 11,332 D3154 S — — — — L156 H — — 46 3,198 VR 9562GC — — — — VT Remarkable 36 27 37 887 1016 RR — — — — 6040 RR 46 34 43 1,965 6056 — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 8 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 39 64,354 40 53,163 38 41,088 40 26,488 39 22,020 42 17,145 42 12,760 36 12,033 35 12,021 37 11,141 37 10,071 37 9,585 45 8,836 36 7,013 34 6,234 51 6,189 41 5,195 40 4,799 34 4,517 38 3,801 37 3,191 32 2,790 35 2,539 41 2,187 29 1,960 35 1,592 38 1,392 41 1,336 42 1,244 35 1,193 32 1,009 33 989 43 764 39 371,722

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Copeland 78 60 79 42,007 — 68 84 33,674 CDC Austenson AC Metcalfe 72 56 75 39,366 CDC Meredith 85 70 89 37,604 Champion 86 60 85 23,472 Xena 82 65 84 19,201 Bentley 57 60 80 4,660 Newdale 76 66 92 7,942 CDC Cowboy 75 62 70 7,894 Busby — 57 81 2,434 CDC Kindersley — — 84 763 80 62 84 2,697 CDC Coalition Trochu 72 57 83 1,321 Chigwell — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 8 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 56 46,252 67 41,683 55 38,478 65 28,125 63 17,037 59 13,316 63 6,828 79 5,296 60 3,642 56 2,067 74 1,950 67 1,934 51 1,402 48 862 61 217,870

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

yield ALBERTA

2015

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Meadow 53 38 56 35,819 CDC Striker — — 52 2,851 CDC Patrick — — — — CDC Saffron — — — — Thunderbird 49 46 51 2,375 Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 8 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 38 46,327 45 6,548 39 2,987 38 2,885 24 2,633 38 64,323

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Mustang 84 73 96 1,459 AC Morgan 86 74 102 1,816 CDC Baler 671 79 71 77 Derby 78 — — — Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 8 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 68 1,708 67 1,311 52 739 66 584 67 5,474

FLAX DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Sorrel — 31 31 1,965 Prairie Grande — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Flax yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 8 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 26 3,665 29 1,179 28 6,887

FABA BEAN DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 8 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Snowbird — — 2,444 237 2,007 3,667 3,816 Weighted Average Dryland Faba Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 2,038

RISK AREA 9 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Stettler (HRS) 48 39 47 95,939 Strongfield (D) 39 38 46 33,091 Lillian (HRS) 35 34 42 46,179 CDC Go (HRS) 45 45 56 19,534 29 26 33 26,481 AC Eatonia (HRS) Sadash (SWS) — 54 64 27,659 Harvest (HRS) 41 35 42 23,656 CDC Utmost (HRS) — 49 48 10,304 AC Cadillac (HRS) 30 30 32 10,154 44 43 51 12,324 CDC Abound (HRS) AC Andrew (SWS) 48 47 58 12,076 CDC Verona (D) — — 46 5,725 AC Barrie (HRS) 29 33 34 5,478 CDC Stanley (HRS) — — 51 2,154 Radiant (HRW) 47 46 43 2,762 Shaw (HRS) — — 53 3,467 Prodigy (HRS) 34 35 33 2,938 AC Elsa (HRS) 34 37 44 1,949 Carberry (HRS) — — — — Muchmore (HRS) — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 9 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 36 96,813 41 31,261 35 30,578 39 26,415 30 21,165 51 15,796 37 12,466 42 9,912 35 8,570 35 8,004 45 7,072 42 5,641 32 3,965 46 3,960 40 2,699 21 2,173 26 2,136 27 1,981 46 1,934 51 1,243 38 318,893

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 74-44 BL — 26 39 28,436 45H29 31 30 39 12,278 5440 36 32 35 11,168 L130 35 32 43 8,827 L252 — — — — L150 40 34 42 14,202 46H75 — 34 41 6,090 6060 RR — — 32 5,646 74-54 RR — — — — 45H31 — 31 40 7,239 1990 — — 38 2,717 L159 — — 43 7,803 73-15 RR — 31 36 2,957 73-45 RR 35 31 42 8,569 1918 33 26 30 5,283

RISK AREA 9 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 36 29,285 34 16,770 35 16,466 37 13,161 37 9,138 38 9,002 33 7,952 31 7,812 33 7,791 35 6,760 34 4,566 38 4,510 34 4,295 29 3,973 29 3,309

‡ On system as of January 14, 2015;

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 5525 CL 37 32 36 4,800 VR 9559 G — — 38 3,694 VT 500 G — 27 36 6,415 VR 9562GC — — — — 1012 RR — — 34 4,225 73-75 RR — 26 38 4,077 45S54 — — 44 1,133 L120 — 31 38 3,647 4434 RR — — 30 2,882 L261 — — — — L140 P — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 9 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 30 3,034 35 2,542 32 2,252 38 2,206 36 2,192 34 1,867 37 1,697 27 1,513 26 1,512 50 1,232 34 917 35 183,440

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Champion 59 55 71 20,689 Xena 64 47 65 21,800 AC Metcalfe 52 43 65 15,329 CDC Austenson — 59 69 7,810 CDC Cowboy 49 40 42 7,021 CDC Copeland 57 46 63 3,382 Bentley 32 43 54 2,518 Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 9 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 58 18,894 50 13,676 53 10,830 66 10,601 39 7,348 50 4,598 55 1,954 53 77,239

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Meadow 41 42 46 37,422 CDC Golden 38 30 36 6,126 CDC Striker — — — — Thunderbird 28 40 48 3,277

RISK AREA 9 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 40 51,026 34 4,236 36 3,109 44 2,115

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield CDC Saffron — — — Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

2013 Acres —

RISK AREA 9 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 29 1,213 39 66,597

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan 65 71 59 2,814 CDC Baler 64 71 58 1,901 Derby 52 37 61 2,657 AC Mustang 50 61 59 1,084 Calibre 49 49 50 1,326 Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 9 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 44 3,810 60 1,843 50 1,779 66 1,514 38 952 53 11,118

FLAX DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Sorrel — — 30 1,028 Weighted Average Dryland Flax yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 9 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 29 912 28 2,774

MUSTARD DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Common Brown (Brown) — — — — Centennial Brown (Brown) — — — — AC Pennant (Yellow) 18 3,892 17 11 Andante (Yellow) 17 12 — — Weighted Average Dryland Mustard yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 9 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 21 3,064 19 3,048 22 2,737 16 2,368 20 11,837

LENTIL DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 9 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres CDC Maxim 6,071 1,111 1,303 1,993 2,610 1,392 Weighted Average Dryland Lentil yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 1,478 7,775

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

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2015

yield ALBERTA

RISK AREA 10 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Foremost (CPS) 73 63 80 37,192 Stettler (HRS) 54 52 64 5,843 CDC Go (HRS) — — 77 1,441 CDC Stanley (HRS) — — — — Harvest (HRS) 51 50 73 3,534 5700 PR (CPS) 60 59 67 4,026 SY 985 (CPS) — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 10 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 77 38,142 55 7,170 69 2,724 64 2,534 62 2,475 75 2,283 75 1,228 71 66,113

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L135 C — 39 42 8,469 74-54 RR — — — — VR 9562GC — — — — 5440 47 39 46 7,772 L130 34 35 44 10,171 74-44 BL — — 45 3,964 45H29 33 33 42 2,143 D3152 — — 46 1,009 VT 500 G — 36 36 10,314 45H31 — 36 41 3,481 73-15 RR — 29 39 3,503 L252 — — — — L120 — 30 39 6,626 6056 — — — — 73-45 RR 30 32 40 6,116 1990 — — 38 1,429 Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 10 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 44 26,425 44 11,323 41 7,656 37 7,068 39 6,652 37 3,231 45 2,879 49 2,533 38 2,502 46 2,268 30 2,028 44 1,929 44 1,752 42 1,588 41 1,482 35 1,224 42 91,061

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres — 73 87 6,479 CDC Austenson Seebe 36 37 61 6,363 Xena 60 48 66 4,406 Champion — 59 101 2,422 Busby — 49 69 4,227 Ponoka 50 42 60 4,603 AC Metcalfe 57 42 64 2,316 — 56 — — CDC Coalition 33 61 65 1,880 CDC Copeland Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 10 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 77 7,682 44 3,655 65 2,734 82 2,617 60 2,177 68 1,996 69 1,666 84 1,288 67 947 69 29,171

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield CDC Meadow 31 44 40 Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

2013 Acres 1,395

RISK AREA 10 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 55 2,996 53 6,150

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 79 77 95 9,102 AC Morgan 68 56 62 2,453 AC Mustang Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 10 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 90 9,011 74 1,903 85 12,474

FABA BEAN DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 10 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Snowbird — — — — 2,528 2,000 Weighted Average Dryland Faba Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 2,406 3,296

RISK AREA 11 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Foremost (CPS) 64 61 86 93,360 Harvest (HRS) 54 54 72 74,914 Stettler (HRS) 62 53 68 49,661

RISK AREA 11 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 75 85,485 64 73,116 61 57,722

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

yield ALBERTA

2015

WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 5700 PR (CPS) 58 57 77 33,151 Muchmore (HRS) — — 83 2,272 CDC Stanley (HRS) — 53 71 12,119 CDC Abound (HRS) 55 53 75 10,501 CDC Go (HRS) 54 51 70 9,979 Superb (HRS) 53 48 64 4,219 SY 985 (CPS) — — 75 7,252 5604HR CL (HRS) — 51 63 2,840 Snowbird (HRS) 52 — — — CDC Thrive (HRS) — — 63 1,005 CDC Imagine (HRS) 47 51 70 4,312 AC Crystal (CPS) 53 60 76 3,863 CDC Utmost (HRS) — 53 71 3,238 AAC Bailey (HRS) — — — — 5701 PR (CPS) 73 56 87 2,300 AC Barrie (HRS) 57 41 71 1,806 — Conquer (CPS) — — — Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 11 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 66 29,963 67 14,543 65 13,418 66 13,212 66 12,012 59 6,530 71 4,758 57 3,534 63 3,205 53 2,742 61 2,622 67 1,951 58 1,089 48 1,070 68 901 57 871 67 681 66 336,648

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L135 C — 39 51 107,479 74-54 RR — — — — VR 9562GC — — — — 45H29 45 36 50 28,189 L130 46 40 49 45,137 6056 — — 49 4,617 74-44 BL — — 45 14,878 5440 45 39 48 20,929 VT 500 G — 37 42 22,982 1990 — 47 48 9,945 L252 — — — — L120 — 35 46 19,230 D3152 — 35 49 11,684 73-45 RR 41 34 44 11,737 1918 37 34 41 5,269 45H31 — 39 50 4,815 6050 RR — — 42 2,495 73-15 RR — 36 40 3,705 72-65 RR 35 26 43 3,850 L156 H — — 46 559 74-47 CR — — 47 16,184 6040 RR 34 27 44 2,886 D3153 — 43 46 5,641 VR 9558 GC — 37 44 16,261 73-55 RR 43 36 — — L150 45 36 46 12,679 6044 RR — — — — L140 P — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 11 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 50 168,353 47 74,623 48 37,798 49 36,186 46 17,230 48 13,414 43 9,542 48 7,100 41 5,431 49 5,349 51 4,663 43 4,293 45 2,982 42 2,921 38 2,900 43 2,759 46 2,423 37 2,131 36 2,018 43 1,790 49 1,660 40 1,573 41 1,423 40 1,299 41 1,265 50 1,260 39 1,221 47 1,036 48 429,115

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Xena 69 56 81 35,631 80 69 88 20,726 CDC Coalition CDC Austenson — 57 81 18,566 Champion 74 61 84 22,672 CDC Copeland 69 60 86 16,392 Seebe 54 49 79 18,268 AC Metcalfe 57 52 69 11,111 Ponoka 58 51 71 8,237 70 74 95 4,480 CDC Meredith Gadsby — 49 65 3,057 Major — 71 91 2,668 Vivar 69 59 83 2,361 80 54 95 1,242 CDC Thompson Stander 71 58 76 3,763 Bentley — 46 82 869 Busby 67 51 73 4,995 Newdale 59 58 68 5,528 Chigwell — 51 75 1,634 55 46 75 1,045 CDC Cowboy Falcon — — 75 1,361

RISK AREA 11 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 78 26,208 83 26,138 76 24,040 78 19,198 82 14,806 68 11,185 71 8,856 76 3,896 87 3,577 65 3,388 85 2,561 76 2,545 72 2,487 81 2,415 74 2,321 72 2,320 76 1,381 62 1,171 63 1,082 73 1,074

‡ On system as of January 14, 2015;

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Sundre 49 39 76 1,559 CDC Trey — — — — Trochu 62 — — — Conlon 87 — 70 552 Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 11 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 65 802 51 702 81 649 68 421 77 166,780

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield CDC Striker 46 44 59 CDC Meadow 38 40 52 Cooper 36 35 54 Thunderbird 31 37 42 Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

2013 Acres 4,914 3,178 1,915 2,533

RISK AREA 11 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 53 9,612 56 4,750 52 3,160 50 2,866 52 23,082

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan 95 95 115 18,757 Derby 88 72 93 2,719 AC Mustang 87 78 93 1,746 CDC Baler 342 — 71 112 Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 11 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 94 18,675 88 2,428 86 1,654 95 333 91 24,361

FLAX DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres — — — — CDC Glas Weighted Average Dryland Flax yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 11 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 30 2,456 31 4,309

FABA BEAN DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 11 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Snowbird 2,970 3,037 3,277 3,763 2,885 13,434 FB9-4 — — — — 2,886 1,556 Weighted Average Dryland Faba Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 2,877 15,297

RISK AREA 12 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Stettler (HRS) 52 46 60 148,088 Harvest (HRS) 45 44 60 136,793 CDC Stanley (HRS) — 50 59 44,223 CDC Utmost (HRS) — 49 57 34,276 Muchmore (HRS) — — 74 6,113 CDC Abound (HRS) 45 45 58 31,070 CDC Go (HRS) 51 50 67 17,785 AC Foremost (CPS) 57 59 83 16,355 Superb (HRS) 44 43 57 18,210 Carberry (HRS) — — — — AC Crystal (CPS) 45 53 62 9,151 CDC NRG003 (CPS) — 63 69 3,863 CDC Thrive (HRS) — — — — Goodeve (HRS) 44 42 54 6,812 AC Elsa (HRS) 41 42 56 2,065 CDC Alsask (HRS) 46 45 49 12,445 SY 985 (CPS) — — 72 3,507 Infinity (HRS) 38 42 49 4,915 Prodigy (HRS) 43 40 39 9,384 Shaw (HRS) — — — — Unity (HRS) 50 48 64 4,208 5700 PR (CPS) 59 — 77 1,179 AC Barrie (HRS) 36 37 44 7,472 Lillian (HRS) 40 42 48 4,882 CDC VR Morris (HRS) — — — — 5701 PR (CPS) — — 62 1,304 Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 12 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 52 170,103 53 96,179 51 62,556 52 29,902 60 26,143 54 26,116 61 15,655 72 12,080 45 11,431 49 7,968 63 7,470 72 5,439 43 4,881 58 4,686 46 4,325 46 4,272 65 4,140 41 4,038 42 3,372 53 3,333 59 2,791 75 2,629 44 2,515 44 2,487 61 1,842 59 1,084 53 539,835

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

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CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L135 C — 44 54 43,341 L130 43 42 52 79,390 74-44 BL — — 48 31,892 74-54 RR — — 58 1,643 5440 42 39 51 37,310 VT 500 G — 33 43 33,618 L252 — — — — 1990 — 41 50 20,076 L150 44 40 49 69,648 45H29 39 40 52 13,822 VR 9559 G — 36 49 22,416 6060 RR 43 40 47 8,621 6056 — — 57 2,468 L159 — 37 49 19,184 VR 9562GC — — — — D3153 — — 46 2,558 — L156 H — — — 45H31 — 35 50 8,498 L120 — 39 48 16,531 45S54 — — 51 5,582 46A76 36 29 39 4,065 73-45 RR 35 38 47 7,111 L140 P — — — — 72-65 RR 36 37 54 7,337 V12-1 — — 46 2,585 VR 9560 CL — 40 48 2,306 D3152 — 44 56 2,286 46H75 — — — — VT 530G — — — — V12-2 — — — — 73-75 RR — 37 53 3,599 L261 — — — — — 6044 RR — — — 5525 CL 35 34 44 2,450 73-15 RR — 33 47 2,397 1918 32 30 41 4,364 1012 RR — 44 45 5,200 VT Remarkable 33 26 42 1,929 — D3154 S — — — 6040 RR 41 36 45 4,550 VR 9561GS — — — — 6050 RR 670 — — 46 Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 12 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 49 91,516 45 59,786 44 51,040 44 39,333 44 34,031 38 27,484 46 25,992 42 22,168 44 21,564 43 14,293 39 10,785 40 9,736 43 9,221 39 9,073 42 8,843 38 6,847 43 6,817 39 5,314 39 5,284 43 4,633 36 4,203 39 4,108 42 4,054 35 3,656 41 3,524 42 2,923 46 2,921 42 2,800 39 2,604 40 2,407 37 2,366 51 2,302 38 2,239 43 2,106 43 2,015 39 1,943 36 1,745 32 1,615 44 1,376 38 1,351 44 1,079 43 766 44 533,049

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Copeland 71 64 84 36,074 Xena 72 64 79 36,805 AC Metcalfe 65 62 78 18,499 Champion 77 71 84 22,043 CDC Coalition 78 73 87 12,375 CDC Austenson — 69 84 3,882 CDC Cowboy 57 56 63 12,828 CDC Meredith 78 73 96 11,159 Newdale 85 71 82 5,869 Busby 74 58 86 2,040 CDC Kindersley — 70 88 2,377 Ponoka 66 53 77 1,581 Seebe 53 43 63 3,433 Bentley 65 69 — — Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 12 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 76 35,589 67 25,123 68 15,214 73 14,495 76 13,776 73 11,897 57 9,932 78 6,809 74 5,248 61 3,066 78 2,391 63 1,853 54 1,785 60 1,284 71 155,904

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 39 43 57 21,317 CDC Meadow CDC Striker 47 48 57 13,461 Cooper 33 41 55 3,881 Sorento 45 40 56 2,379 Thunderbird 35 41 49 4,810 43 43 53 1,729 CDC Golden Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 12 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 51 23,872 49 23,699 54 4,766 47 2,412 48 2,083 47 1,900 49 67,645

‡ On system as of January 14, 2015;

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan 80 74 98 6,037 Derby 63 80 106 2,624 AC Mustang 60 73 86 2,521 CDC Baler 861 68 80 75 Grizzly — 75 — — Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 12 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 79 6,048 94 3,218 80 1,971 70 837 81 302 79 14,276

FLAX DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Glas — — — — Hanley — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Flax yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 12 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 32 2,854 29 803 31 6,886

FABA BEAN DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 12 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Snowbird — — 3,474 835 2,918 7,438 Weighted Average Dryland Faba Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 2,928 7,673

RISK AREA 13 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Stettler (HRS) 53 47 60 151,845 Harvest (HRS) 44 43 62 149,445 CDC Stanley (HRS) — 49 59 36,657 Muchmore (HRS) — — 72 4,580 CDC Utmost (HRS) — 48 62 22,557 5700 PR (CPS) 53 62 71 23,164 CDC Go (HRS) 45 43 58 18,984 CDC Abound (HRS) 46 49 64 15,424 AC Foremost (CPS) 66 58 79 15,104 CDC Alsask (HRS) 42 43 54 16,790 Goodeve (HRS) 41 45 59 8,008 Superb (HRS) 41 40 56 12,967 Prodigy (HRS) 38 37 43 12,325 AC Crystal (CPS) 47 59 66 10,200 AC Splendor (HRS) 40 36 54 10,804 Carberry (HRS) — — 63 1,153 SY 985 (CPS) — — 70 6,662 5701 PR (CPS) 54 49 60 7,513 CDC Imagine (HRS) 42 44 52 4,792 AC Barrie (HRS) 33 33 43 4,452 5702 PR (CPS) 54 49 67 3,545 Unity (HRS) 43 43 52 4,542 CDC VR Morris (HRS) — — — — Shaw (HRS) — — — — McKenzie (HRS) 43 43 46 5,089 Cardale (HRS) — — — — CDC Thrive (HRS) — — — — — CDC Teal (HRS) 38 37 — Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 13 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 55 175,358 57 94,815 56 43,566 63 27,667 60 24,137 69 24,032 60 19,601 58 17,825 75 16,497 54 7,928 61 7,722 53 7,673 40 7,470 67 7,417 48 7,095 62 5,814 61 5,484 58 4,644 54 4,202 47 2,818 69 2,776 56 2,359 58 2,077 58 1,995 35 1,275 65 1,067 62 874 37 806 57 550,776

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L130 39 36 50 109,186 74-44 BL — 40 48 51,457 5440 37 33 49 43,140 VR 9559 G — 32 46 63,387 45H29 35 36 48 28,715 L252 — — — — L135 C — 41 49 12,817 1990 — 29 46 17,492 VR 9562GC — — — — 74-54 RR 915 — — 46 45H31 — 36 47 21,190 L150 39 33 51 55,914

RISK AREA 13 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 45 125,021 44 85,881 45 61,321 41 57,739 43 35,113 46 32,152 48 28,633 43 28,586 44 21,140 44 19,697 40 18,682 40 17,022

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 6060 RR 30 29 48 10,606 D3153 — 36 44 16,647 VT 500 G — 34 41 25,732 L159 — 32 50 22,268 L120 — 34 47 26,116 72-65 RR 36 33 44 9,272 46H75 — — 49 4,124 45S54 — — 48 13,681 VR 9560 CL — 34 47 5,994 45S52 40 36 46 11,066 VT 530G — — — — VT Remarkable 32 28 40 2,290 V12-1 — — 50 3,489 — 5535 CL — — — L140 P — — — — 1918 30 30 36 4,020 73-45 RR 38 33 42 9,575 L156 H — — — — 46A76 29 31 41 3,777 L154 — 36 47 10,698 V12-2 — — — — 73-15 RR — 29 42 4,564 6056 — — — — VR 9561GS — — — — 45H73 35 30 44 5,924 VT Barrier 28 25 36 4,109 L261 — — — — 45H76 — — — — D3152 — — 43 3,324 — 6044 RR — — — 9550 36 28 — —

RISK AREA 13 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 42 16,169 38 15,728 38 13,851 43 12,324 37 10,451 40 8,909 42 6,953 47 5,969 37 5,818 45 5,021 36 4,698 32 4,256 44 4,150 39 4,096 45 3,928 36 3,878 32 3,758 43 3,400 31 3,189 49 3,120 43 3,032 30 3,022 42 2,873 39 2,725 38 2,622 32 2,556 45 2,035 45 1,887 34 1,829 38 1,764 39 1,500

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CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 5525 CL 32 35 47 1,937 1012 RR — 33 43 3,557 997 RR 17 25 — — L160 S — — — — Fusion — — — — 6040 RR 36 37 42 1,160 Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 13 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 43 1,487 44 1,416 31 1,380 44 761 37 711 35 521 43 724,095

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Champion 74 63 85 62,479 Xena 65 56 80 44,404 AC Metcalfe 63 52 71 34,068 CDC Austenson — 71 84 17,453 CDC Copeland 67 57 78 19,213 CDC Cowboy 52 52 63 18,143 CDC PolarStar — 62 50 — 84 4,523 CDC Trey 53 53 CDC Meredith — 71 88 3,787 CDC Coalition 53 61 76 5,260 Seebe 56 52 59 2,099 Trochu 77 51 72 2,967 CDC Dolly 47 49 66 2,052 Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 13 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 73 44,320 67 28,986 62 25,279 82 22,180 67 14,682 52 8,776 76 2,995 64 2,881 67 2,529 64 2,042 46 1,996 76 1,847 50 1,287 69 168,375

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Meadow 38 39 56 25,118 CDC Striker 42 — 51 3,989 SW Midas 26 30 49 1,898 — CDC Sage — — — Profi 27 40 42 1,130 CDC Hornet — — — — Thunderbird 40 37 45 1,883 Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 13 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 50 29,706 55 11,538 46 3,597 45 2,505 38 1,306 53 1,255 46 1,052 50 56,252

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan 89 89 105 19,657 Derby 76 57 99 2,956 AC Mustang 927 65 79 104 CDC SO-I — — 88 1,344 CDC Nasser — — — — CDC Baler 729 86 97 93 Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 13 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 96 20,331 98 2,220 81 1,273 110 1,133 98 975 91 649 94 28,608

FLAX DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Hanley — — 32 764 Weighted Average Dryland Flax yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 13 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 26 1,776 29 4,205

FABA BEAN DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† RISK AREA 13 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Snowbird — — 3,534 1,115 3,146 4,260 4,545 Weighted Average Dryland Faba Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 3,165

RISK AREA 14 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Foremost (CPS) 70 54 74 11,216 Stettler (HRS) — — 67 1,004 Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 14 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 61 10,696 56 1,903 62 22,273

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

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CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 5440 35 30 34 5,532 L135 C — — 49 1,639 L130 25 28 42 3,439 74-44 BL — — 27 1,879 VR 9562GC — — — — 74-54 RR — — — — VT 500 G — 32 38 3,249 73-45 RR 20 27 40 1,895 73-15 RR — 29 38 1,887 45H31 — — 47 1,448 Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 14 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 43 4,916 45 4,436 39 3,029 33 2,951 45 2,681 38 1,730 31 1,491 30 1,488 30 1,471 39 788 39 30,226

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Busby — — 55 2,170 CDC Austenson — — 93 1,068 Seebe 35 35 38 1,301 Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 14 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 49 1,991 79 1,455 74 589 70 10,664

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield CDC Meadow — — — Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

2013 Acres —

RISK AREA 14 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 50 1,674 48 1,930

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan 69 73 76 1,121 Derby 49 59 83 1,124 Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 14 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 61 2,253 74 667 61 3,819

RISK AREA 15 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Foremost (CPS) 69 68 91 55,816 5700 PR (CPS) 61 60 77 29,588 Stettler (HRS) 58 54 67 20,669 Harvest (HRS) 53 53 72 29,036 AC Crystal (CPS) 53 65 73 13,187 CDC Stanley (HRS) — — 63 4,130 CDC Utmost (HRS) — — — — Muchmore (HRS) — — — — CDC Go (HRS) — 42 46 — CDC Abound (HRS) 49 47 68 2,474 Superb (HRS) 52 53 63 3,380 5604HR CL (HRS) — 49 66 1,975 SY 985 (CPS) — — 75 3,419 5702 PR (CPS) 48 64 66 10,286 CDC Thrive (HRS) — — — — AC Splendor (HRS) — — 54 1,211 Carberry (HRS) — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 15 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 81 56,147 70 26,721 61 24,783 63 24,018 68 10,473 61 6,152 57 3,751 76 3,008 66 2,598 69 2,305 58 2,178 57 1,828 70 1,429 67 1,066 53 926 57 871 62 866 70 176,697

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L130 45 37 48 37,824 74-44 BL — — 45 25,692 5440 42 39 51 14,327 74-54 RR — — — — L135 C — 43 51 18,295 45H31 — 43 46 7,332 VT 500 G — 36 43 24,145 L252 — — — — L120 — 34 45 24,908 73-15 RR — 32 43 12,481 1990 — 44 48 4,401

RISK AREA 15 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 43 47,500 40 37,719 44 22,320 41 21,029 47 20,986 42 17,367 37 13,963 42 13,103 39 10,682 35 8,343 42 7,522

‡ On system as of January 14, 2015;

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CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L150 42 37 47 16,846 45S52 43 38 44 16,342 VR 9559 G — 34 46 7,750 VR 9562GC — — — — 45H29 41 38 47 3,143 L140 P — — — — 73-45 RR 43 34 42 15,452 VT 530G — — — — 6044 RR — — — — 6060 RR 43 34 46 1,908 6056 — — — — L159 — 37 47 7,638 45S54 — — 46 9,456 — L156 H — — — L261 — — — — 1918 31 36 43 2,044 46H75 — — — — VT Remarkable 28 26 29 767 L160 S — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 15 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 37 7,220 42 4,986 39 4,928 45 4,830 43 4,168 43 3,848 38 3,687 44 3,573 35 3,539 43 3,438 45 3,359 44 2,881 39 2,678 34 1,583 46 1,346 39 1,289 52 1,222 31 1,217 39 1,014 41 298,990

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Coalition 80 67 84 18,088 CDC Austenson — 64 90 13,069 Champion 75 68 90 17,148 Xena 67 53 79 14,280 CDC Copeland 74 67 78 8,373 AC Metcalfe 69 59 74 10,879 Seebe 56 50 69 5,734 Ponoka 66 60 85 7,419 CDC Cowboy 64 56 81 4,799 Chigwell — — 88 1,276 Busby — 55 75 3,628 Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 15 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 69 17,606 73 16,045 73 9,551 64 9,360 65 8,267 70 8,119 57 5,354 72 3,356 67 3,261 76 1,769 63 1,719 68 90,506

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield CDC Meadow 43 49 59 CDC Striker — — — Cooper 37 44 — Canstar 41 49 49 Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

2013 Acres 8,693 — — 1,963

RISK AREA 15 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 48 5,696 64 3,153 57 2,828 55 1,710 55 15,723

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan 95 91 113 18,207 AC Mustang 86 77 84 1,545 Derby 62 66 101 1,034 Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 15 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 100 16,905 94 1,964 79 515 98 21,781

RISK AREA 15 FABA BEAN DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014‡ Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Yield Acres Snowbird — — — — 2,758 988 Weighted Average Dryland Faba Bean yield (Lbs.) & total acres§ 2,775 1,140

RISK AREA 16 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Foremost (CPS) — 60 80 4,440 — 59 49 1,442 Stettler (HRS) 5700 PR (CPS) 61 59 — — Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 16 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 71 2,689 56 1,947 56 1,753 62 7,079

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

yield ALBERTA

2015

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 74-44 BL — — 37 3,564 L130 35 32 45 1,385 74-54 RR — — — — 73-15 RR — — 38 1,190 Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 16 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 35 3,973 36 2,446 31 2,403 30 1,543 31 18,321

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan 58 81 132 2,290 Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 16 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 98 2,200 98 2,200

RISK AREA 17 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Stettler (HRS) — — 59 3,643 Harvest (HRS) 46 41 44 7,812 Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 17 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 59 7,376 50 4,870 44 24,513

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L120 — 38 42 7,447 74-44 BL — — — — 73-45 RR 42 36 39 3,395 L130 — 34 — — 1990 — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 17 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 26 9,149 42 5,240 36 3,609 37 3,431 30 3,296 33 38,401

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Derby — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 17 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 63 1,816 64 2,396

RISK AREA 18 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Stettler (HRS) — 53 76 10,628 Harvest (HRS) 65 53 67 12,875 5700 PR (CPS) 68 57 93 12,354 Superb (HRS) 62 56 72 2,965 Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 18 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 47 12,750 46 7,336 46 5,127 59 3,441 51 60,055

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L130 30 29 48 9,570 L120 — 29 42 17,406 74-44 BL — — — — 73-45 RR 32 31 42 3,221 73-15 RR — 25 43 1,928 1990 — — — — VR 9350 G — 26 42 2,781 45H31 — 29 45 2,866 4300 — — 41 4,786 73-55 RR — 19 26 — Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 18 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 36 15,367 37 13,189 28 9,725 33 5,598 26 5,334 27 4,402 31 3,443 35 2,882 32 2,645 34 1,301 34 80,050

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Metcalfe 48 43 70 4,019 Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 18 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 63 3,161 66 10,788

‡ On system as of January 14, 2015;

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield CDC Meadow 29 34 67 SW Midas 25 34 72 Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

2013 Acres 7,101 2,651

RISK AREA 18 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 41 9,604 47 3,119 42 14,682

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan 95 76 101 2,475 Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 18 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 76 3,051 78 4,252

RISK AREA 19 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Harvest (HRS) 62 53 50 145,988 Stettler (HRS) 80 57 59 67,394 Superb (HRS) 68 58 61 30,262 CDC Abound (HRS) 68 52 58 20,646 CDC Go (HRS) 67 60 63 13,753 CDC Utmost (HRS) — — — — CDC Stanley (HRS) — 60 58 9,502 AC Foremost (CPS) 75 62 72 11,986 AC Intrepid (HRS) 64 45 53 15,932 5700 PR (CPS) 70 53 70 6,319 Alvena (HRS) 68 49 54 8,302 AC Splendor (HRS) 66 49 58 6,766 CDC Teal (HRS) 59 51 44 8,642 CDC Alsask (HRS) 66 50 50 3,666 McKenzie (HRS) 61 — — — CDC Imagine (HRS) 81 52 60 1,934 — Conquer (CPS) — — — Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 19 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 45 92,305 45 69,874 49 22,735 45 17,971 46 13,983 48 11,683 48 11,185 42 9,665 38 8,507 38 7,832 32 6,393 37 5,631 37 4,215 44 3,374 42 2,391 52 2,038 49 1,467 44 301,741

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L130 38 38 46 96,072 74-44 BL — — 40 10,577 L120 — 37 43 67,985 73-45 RR 39 36 40 77,854 L252 — — — — 45S52 51 37 43 24,988 45S54 — — 39 1,577 73-15 RR — 31 43 9,821 45H31 — 35 41 18,069 L150 42 38 44 31,013 4300 — — 36 9,326 SY 4135 — — — — 1990 — — 44 3,811 73-55 RR 31 35 41 12,995 74-54 RR — — — — 45S51 47 31 43 6,651 VR 9350 G — 31 40 7,164 72-65 RR 40 40 40 13,516 5440 37 44 — — 5535 CL — 36 41 2,440 45H29 40 36 39 1,872 VR 9561GS — — — — 1918 — — 37 3,756 VT 530G — — — — L140 P — — — — VT Barrier 36 18 35 3,575 L159 — — 43 3,670 L160 S — — — — VR 9562GC — — — — L261 — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 19 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 31 138,250 30 71,477 31 48,635 29 32,628 33 21,430 31 21,345 25 19,775 26 18,682 29 17,267 28 11,980 27 9,121 33 8,808 28 8,148 26 8,010 34 6,758 27 5,521 29 5,425 32 4,725 37 3,827 26 3,464 26 3,035 32 2,981 23 2,830 32 2,719 32 2,616 19 2,462 34 1,957 28 1,446 28 1,410 33 1,004 30 518,062

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Metcalfe 71 57 71 18,509 Champion 95 74 89 17,939 CDC Copeland 67 60 83 6,856 CDC Austenson 712 — — 76 Sundre 85 44 60 2,902 CDC Cowboy 56 52 68 3,085 Xena 79 58 72 1,853 Ponoka 90 77 80 3,050 Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 19 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 64 15,918 82 7,226 59 5,850 68 4,316 70 2,624 38 1,408 58 1,327 65 1,188 64 46,540

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres CDC Meadow 40 43 60 36,471 CDC Patrick 22 36 39 5,135 Cutlass F.P. 31 51 4,700 34 Garde 32 38 60 1,654 SW Midas 28 31 54 3,020 CDC Tetris — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 19 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 36 35,123 40 4,017 33 3,248 48 2,377 40 1,882 37 1,858 37 51,884

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Derby 110 71 118 3,409 AC Morgan 116 64 102 2,547 Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 19 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 65 3,106 71 3,021 68 6,187

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RISK AREA 20 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Harvest (HRS) 58 58 49 28,347 Stettler (HRS) — — 55 10,685 — 61 56 5,174 CDC Stanley (HRS) CDC Utmost (HRS) — — — — — — — AC Foremost (CPS) — Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 20 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 49 21,002 45 10,251 53 6,304 43 6,036 56 4,440 48 66,065

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L120 — 37 37 17,391 L130 32 42 40 18,124 73-45 RR 43 34 35 22,520 — 74-44 BL — — — 73-15 RR — 30 35 4,483 45H31 — — — — 72-65 RR 33 36 41 6,890 L252 — — — — 45S54 — — — — Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 20 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 36 26,280 32 16,363 28 14,665 30 13,265 29 7,730 23 5,699 29 5,159 36 3,844 29 1,946 32 105,987

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres — — — — CDC Austenson Xena 68 62 54 2,955 Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 20 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 64 1,921 79 635 69 5,277

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield 30 35 54 CDC Meadow — — 27 CDC Patrick Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

2013 Acres 2,649 1,213

RISK AREA 20 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 35 3,887 45 2,313 40 7,462

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Derby 67 — — — Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 20 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 59 734 53 896

RISK AREA 21 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres 5700 PR (CPS) 73 54 75 14,074 CDC Go (HRS) 69 42 65 18,257 Stettler (HRS) — 53 64 15,347 Harvest (HRS) 53 44 62 14,947 AC Foremost (CPS) 82 — 69 7,676 CDC Osler (HRS) — — — — 5702 PR (CPS) — 57 80 7,711 CDC Stanley (HRS) — — 68 14,225 Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 21 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 42 20,557 41 15,698 44 15,276 45 8,627 47 5,414 44 4,971 56 4,914 41 2,785 44 91,208

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L120 — 27 42 54,224 L130 35 28 49 26,233 73-15 RR — 26 38 16,202 73-45 RR 31 29 36 4,765 74-44 BL — — — — SY 4135 — — — — 45S52 — 25 47 4,211 L252 — — — — 4300 — — 35 6,085 Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 21 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 28 42,771 31 39,744 30 27,879 27 6,626 30 5,246 30 4,988 33 4,708 34 4,130 26 3,271 29 160,662

† Yields only for those varieties grown by 5 or more producers; § Weighted Average Yield and Total Acreage include acres not reported in the table.

yield ALBERTA

2015

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Metcalfe 61 45 66 8,090 Sundre 60 45 66 8,073 Champion 79 55 87 4,163 CDC Copeland 71 47 67 3,701 CDC Austenson — — 98 5,012 Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 21 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 48 3,160 62 3,158 47 2,084 39 1,880 73 1,045 51 16,564

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield CDC Meadow 22 32 57 SW Midas 37 26 39 Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

2013 Acres 8,697 2,119

RISK AREA 21 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 33 19,474 28 1,639 31 26,313

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan 110 63 134 3,369 Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 21 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 71 2,343 63 5,049

RISK AREA 22 WHEAT DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Foremost (CPS) — — 64 1,819 AC Intrepid (HRS) 45 27 47 4,325 Stettler (HRS) — — 53 3,451 CDC Alsask (HRS) — 22 48 2,315 Alikat (HRS) 39 27 50 5,399 Roblin (HRS) 32 25 37 2,851 Infinity (HRS) 47 28 50 2,703 Weighted Average Dryland Wheat yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 22 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 32 6,669 36 5,893 47 4,395 38 3,014 42 2,575 37 2,224 37 2,031 40 38,891

CANOLA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres L130 39 26 47 19,827 L120 — 29 44 23,023 74-44 BL — — 39 1,205 Red River 1861 — — — — 73-15 RR — 23 36 5,624 1990 — — 44 649 45H31 — 26 39 3,531 L252 — — — — L150 40 23 42 5,929 Weighted Average Dryland Canola yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 22 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 34 30,632 32 20,448 29 8,606 28 4,618 27 3,826 30 2,903 35 2,628 37 2,446 29 2,406 32 87,138

BARLEY DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres Ponoka — 52 80 4,734 Weighted Average Dryland Barley yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 22 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 67 1,639 61 4,174

PEA DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield CDC Meadow 41 21 40 Weighted Average Dryland Pea yield (Bu.) & total acres§

2013 Acres 7,410

RISK AREA 22 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 29 11,228 28 12,030

OATS DRYLAND YIELDS BY VARIETY 2011–2014† 2011 2012 2013 2013 Variety Yield Yield Yield Acres AC Morgan 95 43 77 4,632 Weighted Average Dryland Oats yield (Bu.) & total acres§

RISK AREA 22 2014 2014‡ Yield Acres 53 4,237 52 5,015

‡ On system as of January 14, 2015;

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