Load calculator
These tonnes of this crop at this moisture, stored this many days on an elevator receipt: the most each elevator near you may charge, from its company's filed maximums. Delivered to the elevator (not returned to you): elevation, drying when the grain is over straight grade, storage after the first 10 days, cleaning if you ask.
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How it works
- Every line is the company's filed maximum: what it may charge, at most. It may charge less.
- Tough or damp comes from the Grain Commission's moisture table for the crop.
- Some companies file drying per tenth of a point of moisture over straight grade, on top of elevation; a few add a minimum drying charge a tonne. Both are applied as filed.
- A charge filed as a percentage of the grain's price, or without a stated unit, isn't guessed: that elevator's result says it can't be fully worked out.
- Distance is straight-line, to find what's near; your haul cost is your own figure, the same for every elevator.
- Grain prices and bids are not on this site. About the data
Filed maximum charges, Canadian Grain Commission summary of licensed primary elevator charges, crop year 2026–27, updated September 15, 2026. A company may charge less than it filed, never more. How this works