Local Hay Intelligence · Updated 2026-09-04

Brome Hay
in Metinota, Saskatchewan

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Evidence strength40/ 100 · FAMILY
Local mapped footprint108,391.5 acres within 25 miFAMILY

Non-alfalfa hay

Production depth70.1 / 100HIGH

Evidence of production capacity; not tons available for sale.

Footprint persistence88.2 / 100HIGH
Price benchmark NO DEFENSIBLE BENCHMARK

Sample count and comparability are required before publishing an aggregate.

Supplier depth0 active suppliers within 50 miNO CURRENT OBSERVATIONS
Verified demand0 requests / 90 days / 50 miNO CURRENT OBSERVATIONS
Sourcing difficulty44.9 / 100MODERATE

Deterministic composite of production depth, supplier coverage, sourcing distance and price-discovery radius.

Annual precipitation normal383.2 mm1991–2020 NORMAL
Local interpretation

What the local hay data shows

USDA mapping identifies non-alfalfa hay around Metinota, but it does not measure how much is specifically Brome hay. The latest 2025 raster shows 108,392 mapped acres within 25 miles, placing the market in the 52nd percentile among 9,830 analyzed Saskatchewan localities and the 77th percentile nationally. Division No. 17, Saskatchewan reports 83,137 acres of reported other hay fodder acreage in 2021, giving HayQuotes regional production context without treating that published geography as live city inventory. No compatible public price benchmark is stored for this market, so the page does not invent pricing. The sourcing graph points to nearby alternatives such as Frenchman Butte No. 501, Saskatchewan, 50 miles away with 236,596 mapped acres. HayQuotes has not yet stored enough recent marketplace observations here to publish supplier liquidity, so quote requests are the check for bale format, freight, timing, and availability.

Buyer decision panel

What the evidence says now

Price dataLIMITED
Local supplySTRONG
Nearby sourcingSTRONG
Drought pressureLOW
MarketplaceLIMITED

The 25-mile mapped non-alfalfa hay footprint ranks at the 52nd percentile among analyzed Saskatchewan localities.

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This raster evidence is broader non-alfalfa hay context; it does not identify how much is specifically Brome hay.

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Production evidence is relatively strong, but HayQuotes currently has no observed active supplier coverage in this market.

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Satellite crop map

Local non-alfalfa hay footprint

Mapped acreage is shown by sourcing radius. It is land-cover evidence, not inventory available for sale.

FAMILY

Footprint history

88.2 / 100 persistence · HIGH

2009: 185,098 acres · 49th regional percentile · 58th national percentile2010: 166,509 acres · 42nd regional percentile · 50th national percentile2011: 206,330 acres · 61st regional percentile · 79th national percentile2012: 104,641 acres · 24th regional percentile · 58th national percentile2013: 225,122 acres · 71st regional percentile · 88th national percentile2014: 180,631 acres · 62nd regional percentile · 83rd national percentile2015: 114,570 acres · 39th regional percentile · 71st national percentile2016: 75,753 acres · 30th regional percentile · 59th national percentile2017: 84,874 acres · 30th regional percentile · 63rd national percentile2018: 83,761 acres · 35th regional percentile · 64th national percentile2019: 108,797 acres · 34th regional percentile · 67th national percentile2020: 112,414 acres · 38th regional percentile · 68th national percentile2021: 116,652 acres · 47th regional percentile · 71st national percentile2022: 105,916 acres · 42nd regional percentile · 72nd national percentile2023: 114,725 acres · 48th regional percentile · 76th national percentile2024: 109,221 acres · 45th regional percentile · 75th national percentile2025: 108,392 acres · 52nd regional percentile · 77th national percentile
20092025
Agricultural census

Production & livestock context

The smallest published agricultural geography is shown with each measure. These values are never attributed directly to the city.

70.1production depth
Field Crops Hay AcresHISTORICAL
1,450,288 acres

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · 2021

How calculated

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · census division

Published agricultural statistic; source status and original value retained.

Source
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021
Snapshot
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021:4347084c6262bc27
Source record
4717:field_crops_hay_acres:2021
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2021-12-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Original
1450288 acres
Normalized unit
acres
Freshness
HISTORICAL
Fact ID
fact:763f593cff010b5b88666eb38a26
Official record
Open source ↗
Field Crops Hay FarmsHISTORICAL
1,625 farms

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · 2021

How calculated

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · census division

Published agricultural statistic; source status and original value retained.

Source
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021
Snapshot
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021:4347084c6262bc27
Source record
4717:field_crops_hay_farms:2021
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2021-12-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Original
1625 farms
Normalized unit
farms
Freshness
HISTORICAL
Fact ID
fact:aa30f438a951048d812cba289af9
Official record
Open source ↗
Other Hay Fodder AcresHISTORICAL
83,137 acres

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · 2021

How calculated

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · census division

Published agricultural statistic; source status and original value retained.

Source
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021
Snapshot
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021:4347084c6262bc27
Source record
4717:other_hay_fodder_acres:2021
Evidence
FAMILY
Period
2021-12-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Original
83137 acres
Normalized unit
acres
Freshness
HISTORICAL
Fact ID
fact:431f3ca4f47c40a4faf464278679
Official record
Open source ↗
Other Hay Fodder FarmsHISTORICAL
380 farms

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · 2021

How calculated

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · census division

Published agricultural statistic; source status and original value retained.

Source
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021
Snapshot
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021:4347084c6262bc27
Source record
4717:other_hay_fodder_farms:2021
Evidence
FAMILY
Period
2021-12-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Original
380 farms
Normalized unit
farms
Freshness
HISTORICAL
Fact ID
fact:8504144c30cb9a42e8084f20a8d6
Official record
Open source ↗
Field Crops Hay AcresHISTORICAL
1,450,288 acres

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · 2021

How calculated

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · census division

Published agricultural statistic; source status and original value retained.

Source
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021
Snapshot
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021:4347084c6262bc27
Source record
4717:field_crops_hay_acres:2021
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2021-12-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Original
1450288 acres
Normalized unit
acres
Freshness
HISTORICAL
Fact ID
fact:763f593cff010b5b88666eb38a26
Official record
Open source ↗
Field Crops Hay FarmsHISTORICAL
1,625 farms

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · 2021

How calculated

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · census division

Published agricultural statistic; source status and original value retained.

Source
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021
Snapshot
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021:4347084c6262bc27
Source record
4717:field_crops_hay_farms:2021
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2021-12-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Original
1625 farms
Normalized unit
farms
Freshness
HISTORICAL
Fact ID
fact:aa30f438a951048d812cba289af9
Official record
Open source ↗
Other Hay Fodder AcresHISTORICAL
83,137 acres

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · 2021

How calculated

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · census division

Published agricultural statistic; source status and original value retained.

Source
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021
Snapshot
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021:4347084c6262bc27
Source record
4717:other_hay_fodder_acres:2021
Evidence
FAMILY
Period
2021-12-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Original
83137 acres
Normalized unit
acres
Freshness
HISTORICAL
Fact ID
fact:431f3ca4f47c40a4faf464278679
Official record
Open source ↗
Other Hay Fodder FarmsHISTORICAL
380 farms

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · 2021

How calculated

Division No. 17, Saskatchewan · census division

Published agricultural statistic; source status and original value retained.

Source
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021
Snapshot
statcan-field-crops-hay-2021:4347084c6262bc27
Source record
4717:other_hay_fodder_farms:2021
Evidence
FAMILY
Period
2021-12-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Original
380 farms
Normalized unit
farms
Freshness
HISTORICAL
Fact ID
fact:8504144c30cb9a42e8084f20a8d6
Official record
Open source ↗

Production depth measures evidence of production capacity; it is not an estimate of tons available for sale.

Comparable market observations

Price intelligence

No defensible Brome benchmark

No sufficiently comparable current observation is stored for this market. HayQuotes does not substitute an incompatible price.

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Only compatible type, quality, package, sale-basis, unit, geography and time observations may be aggregated.

Official 1991–2020 normals

Local climate context

Annual precipitation383.2 mm
How calculated

North Battleford · nearest station

Nearest official station with complete temperature and precipitation normals.

Source
eccc-climate-normals-1991-2020
Snapshot
eccc-climate-normals-1991-2020:fd6872767931cdb4
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2020-12-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Normalized unit
mm
Freshness
HISTORICAL
Fact ID
fact:967193f48a1368e7ae7711976834
Official record
Open source ↗
Annual mean temperature1.9 °C
How calculated

North Battleford · nearest station

Nearest official station with complete temperature and precipitation normals.

Source
eccc-climate-normals-1991-2020
Snapshot
eccc-climate-normals-1991-2020:fd6872767931cdb4
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2020-12-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Normalized unit
°C
Freshness
HISTORICAL
Fact ID
fact:515696eb044a9fcdc3dc69ce9c31
Official record
Open source ↗
Station distance19.6 miles
How calculated

North Battleford · nearest station

Great-circle distance from Metinota reference point to the official station.

Source
eccc-climate-normals-1991-2020
Snapshot
eccc-climate-normals-1991-2020:fd6872767931cdb4
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2020-12-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Normalized unit
miles
Freshness
HISTORICAL
Fact ID
fact:cca4b3117898618bf5a175ce1860
Official record
Open source ↗

Climate normals provide environmental context and do not predict yield.

Environmental pressure

Drought & moisture context

Drought Current Category PointLATEST
NONE category

Metinota · 2026

How calculated

Metinota · csd representative point

Official 5-km Canadian Drought Monitor class sampled at the Statistics Canada CSD representative point. This is point context, not an area-share estimate or a production forecast.

Source
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history
Snapshot
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history:04365a35409c9ee4
Source record
drought:current_category_point:2026-07-31
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2026-07-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Normalized unit
category
Freshness
LATEST
Fact ID
fact:a1616314cf502e703b2adc704000
Official record
Open source ↗
Drought Current Pressure ScoreLATEST
0 0-100

Metinota · 2026

How calculated

Metinota · csd representative point

Official 5-km Canadian Drought Monitor class sampled at the Statistics Canada CSD representative point. This is point context, not an area-share estimate or a production forecast.

Source
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history
Snapshot
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history:04365a35409c9ee4
Source record
drought:current_pressure_score:2026-07-31
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2026-07-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Normalized unit
0-100
Freshness
LATEST
Fact ID
fact:4f73cada23c58b6ac269d83d9809
Official record
Open source ↗
Drought One Month TrendLATEST
STABLE category

Metinota · 2026

How calculated

Metinota · csd representative point

Official 5-km Canadian Drought Monitor class sampled at the Statistics Canada CSD representative point. This is point context, not an area-share estimate or a production forecast.

Source
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history
Snapshot
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history:04365a35409c9ee4
Source record
drought:one_month_trend:2026-07-31
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2026-07-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Normalized unit
category
Freshness
LATEST
Fact ID
fact:ba34445e0a1c090fdf0177716252
Official record
Open source ↗
Drought Pressure Score 1 Month AgoLATEST
0 0-100

Metinota · 2026

How calculated

Metinota · csd representative point

Official 5-km Canadian Drought Monitor class sampled at the Statistics Canada CSD representative point. This is point context, not an area-share estimate or a production forecast.

Source
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history
Snapshot
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history:04365a35409c9ee4
Source record
drought:pressure_score_1_month_ago:2026-07-31
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2026-07-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Normalized unit
0-100
Freshness
LATEST
Fact ID
fact:2008304d355448d3d4bb8c1f5f68
Official record
Open source ↗
Drought Pressure Score 3 Months AgoLATEST
0 0-100

Metinota · 2026

How calculated

Metinota · csd representative point

Official 5-km Canadian Drought Monitor class sampled at the Statistics Canada CSD representative point. This is point context, not an area-share estimate or a production forecast.

Source
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history
Snapshot
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history:04365a35409c9ee4
Source record
drought:pressure_score_3_months_ago:2026-07-31
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2026-07-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Normalized unit
0-100
Freshness
LATEST
Fact ID
fact:c186e71882087fb24619214d60f5
Official record
Open source ↗
Drought Pressure Score 6 Months AgoLATEST
20 0-100

Metinota · 2026

How calculated

Metinota · csd representative point

Official 5-km Canadian Drought Monitor class sampled at the Statistics Canada CSD representative point. This is point context, not an area-share estimate or a production forecast.

Source
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history
Snapshot
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history:04365a35409c9ee4
Source record
drought:pressure_score_6_months_ago:2026-07-31
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2026-07-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Normalized unit
0-100
Freshness
LATEST
Fact ID
fact:ae1873bbdf5aafbe5fe6281389b3
Official record
Open source ↗
Drought Trailing Year Months D1 PlusLATEST
30.8 percent of observations

Metinota · 2026

How calculated

Metinota · csd representative point

Official 5-km Canadian Drought Monitor class sampled at the Statistics Canada CSD representative point. This is point context, not an area-share estimate or a production forecast.

Source
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history
Snapshot
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history:04365a35409c9ee4
Source record
drought:trailing_year_months_d1_plus:2026-07-31
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2026-07-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Normalized unit
percent of observations
Freshness
LATEST
Fact ID
fact:bd0d25aee6ec7f84b1a0af9e0778
Official record
Open source ↗
Drought Trailing Year Months D2 PlusLATEST
7.7 percent of observations

Metinota · 2026

How calculated

Metinota · csd representative point

Official 5-km Canadian Drought Monitor class sampled at the Statistics Canada CSD representative point. This is point context, not an area-share estimate or a production forecast.

Source
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history
Snapshot
aafc-canadian-drought-monitor-history:04365a35409c9ee4
Source record
drought:trailing_year_months_d2_plus:2026-07-31
Evidence
GENERAL
Period
2026-07-31
Retrieved
2026-09-04
Normalized unit
percent of observations
Freshness
LATEST
Fact ID
fact:e21f6c8859fe7e02276fafc73930
Official record
Open source ↗

Drought and weather pressure provide environmental context; they do not estimate production or price.

HayQuotes marketplace

Visible supply & verified demand

Coverage is still developing

No recent HayQuotes marketplace observations are available yet for this local market.

Market balanceINSUFFICIENT DATALiquidity: / 100 · INSUFFICIENT DATAPublic aggregates require at least 3 comparable observations.
Decision tool

Delivered-cost, bale & truckload engine

No bale weight, payload, route mileage, or freight rate is assumed. Use the figures supplied with each quote.

Order weight0.00 short tons0 lb · 0.00 metric tonnes

Quote A

Delivered total$0.00
Delivered equivalent
LoadsEnter payload

$0.00 hay + $0.00 freight + $0.00 accessorials

Quote B

Delivered total$0.00
Delivered equivalent
LoadsEnter payload

$0.00 hay + $0.00 freight + $0.00 accessorials

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Geographic market graph

Strong nearby sourcing candidates

Ranked from the precomputed locality graph using type-aware mapped evidence and distance. Mapped land is not inventory for sale.

44.9sourcing difficulty
Source hay

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Internal market pathways

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Audit trail

Methodology & sources

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Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2009
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Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2010
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Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2011
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Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2012
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Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2013
2013crop-class rasterOfficial source ↗
Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2014
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Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2015
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Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2016
2016crop-class rasterOfficial source ↗
Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2017
2017crop-class rasterOfficial source ↗
Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2018
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Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2019
2019crop-class rasterOfficial source ↗
Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2020
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Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2021
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Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2022
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Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2023
2023crop-class rasterOfficial source ↗
Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2024
2024crop-class rasterOfficial source ↗
Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaAnnual Crop Inventory 2025
2025crop-class rasterOfficial source ↗
Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaCanadian Drought Monitor monthly raster archive
2002-current5-kilometre raster sampled at census subdivision representative pointsOfficial source ↗
Environment and Climate Change CanadaCanadian Climate Normals and Averages
1991-2020composite stationOfficial source ↗
Statistics CanadaTable 32-10-0309-01 — Field crops and hay, Census of Agriculture
2021published agricultural geographyOfficial source ↗
Evidence definitions and data confidence

EXACT identifies this hay type directly. FAMILY is broader family or supporting-crop evidence. GENERAL is context only. Public price observations are treated as confidence signals, not mandatory evidence.

Public agricultural records show relevant hay and forage activity in this area. Local Brome Hay availability should be confirmed with suppliers. Prices vary by quality, bale format, season, and delivery, so request current supplier quotes for the most relevant pricing.

Generator: max-v1.0 · 40 cited facts in this document · data as of 2026-07-31.