The Klarenbach Price Index is a continuous Saskatchewan price series used in every Special Crops Report note.

It is not an elevator bid sheet.

It is not a futures price.

It is the series I chart so that support, resistance, moving averages and Fibonacci levels can be read the same way across decades.

The full 35-year dataset also includes other specialty crops and input series, such as fertilizer and diesel, for margin context.

Units are the ones producers actually trade.

Lentils, canaryseed and mustard are in cents per pound.

Peas are in dollars per bushel.

Every public note leads with the Index level that was tested on a specific date.

Examples from recent notes:

The date is part of the level.

A 20¢ reading from September is not the same as a 20¢ reading from March.

Public notes give the dated level, the current bias and the trigger that would change the bias.

Premium gives the full chart walkthrough, measured targets and specific sell signals.

The 35-year dataset is kept as a subscriber reference.

It covers average, high, low, volatility, standard deviation and a correlation matrix across 12 crops.

Public notes cite it when a multi-year level matters, such as green peas sitting on a 20-year trend line.

The dashboards themselves stay subscriber-only.

It is not investment advice.

It is not a cash bid, and it does not replace confirming prices with your buyers.

Technical analysis studies price itself.

Fundamentals such as acreage, carry-in, export demand and tariffs are treated as already reflected in the chart, unless a field survey or podcast guest adds context.

Klarenbach Research is independent and earns no commissions.

The Index shows levels, not how much of your crop to sell.

Trent Klarenbach, BSA AgEc, PAg

Klarenbach Research, Saskatoon, SK

Related: 35 Years of Canadian Special Crop Prices | About the Special Crops Report | Red lentils | Canaryseed | Green peas