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Red lentils are the largest lentil class grown on the Canadian prairies, and their price can move sharply with shifting export demand, especially from India and the wider subcontinent, where import tariff changes and domestic pulse harvests can reset the market quickly. Grown mainly across Saskatchewan and Alberta, red lentils compete for acres with peas and other lentil classes, so their value is shaped as much by what gets planted as by what gets shipped. This page collects the Klarenbach Special Crops Report's ongoing analysis of the red lentil market — price levels, key moving averages, support and resistance, and the sell signals that matter most when you're deciding when to move grain.
Every update is built on chart-based technical analysis rather than guesswork, giving prairie producers an objective read on where red lentil prices are heading. Browse the latest market updates and video breakdowns below, or see our large green lentil coverage for the other major lentil class.