Sask Management Plus

Saskatchewan Management Plus (SMP) is designed to give producers actual crop production information to help make more informed farm management decisions and help SCIC maintain, develop and enhance Crop Insurance programs.

From the Seeded Acreage Report and Production Declaration form, SCIC collects information including crop and variety, land use (summerfallow, stubble, irrigated), seeding date, chemicals/fertilizers applied, average grade produced and yields. Because the data is submitted by producers, the results are relevant to producers. Producers can request an individual summary referencing the information supplied. Contact your local office or email customer.service@scic.ca to request a copy of the SMP data on file. This data, along with the collective data of producers in each risk zone found below, can help producers plan crop rotations, budgets and crop performance comparisons..

Producers do not need to enrol for Saskatchewan Management Plus. Individual producer information is kept strictly confidential. Average yields by crop variety are posted below. Consider the number of canola varieties on the market today. The vast number of choices makes your decision very difficult. With SMP, you will have additional and local information that will help you make your choices. You will be able to choose the variety most suited to your area. There is no cost to producers for this program; this is a service offered by the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation.

SCIC is pleased to offer interactive online data, the first of its kind. With the ability to view up to five previous years, all at one glance, users can customize the information they are looking for and display it in a variety of options from graphs to charts.

Acres by Variety Acres by Risk Zone

Download this PDF to view SMP acres displayed by Rural Municipalities (RMs) and Risk Zone.

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Average Yield by Crop

Download these PDF to view SMP acres displayed by crop.

Barley Camelina Canary Seed Canola Canola - IP Canola Coriander Chickpea (Desi chickpea) Chickpea (Large Kabuli) Chickpea (Small Kabuli) Durum Fababeans Fall Rye Field Peas Flax Grain Corn Hemp Grain Lentils (Green) Lentils (Red) Lentils (Other) Mustard (Brown) Mustard (Oriental) Mustard (Yellow) Oats Soybean Spring Rye Sunflower Full Season Triticale Wheat - ES Wheat - Hard Red Spring Wheat Wheat - Hard White Spring Wheat Wheat - CPS Wheat Provincial Wheat - Khorasan/Kamut® Wheat - Winter Wheat

Average Yield by Risk Zone

Download these PDF to view SMP acres displayed by risk zone.

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Sask Management Plus

Online Sask Management Plus Data

Acres by RM and Risk Zone

Average Yield by Crop

Average Yield by Risk Zone