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Morden, MB: Western Harvest Bean ULC

Station
Morden, Manitoba
Licensee
Western Harvest Bean ULC
Railway
None listed
Capacity
10,660 tonnes
Car spots
Not listed

Licensed primary elevator, Canadian Grain Commission list as of 2026-08-01.

What this elevator may charge

The maximums Western Harvest Bean ULC filed, which every one of its elevators shares. Figures are a tonne unless marked; the elevator may charge less. Western Harvest Bean ULC's full filing · work out a load here

At a glanceElevationDrying, toughDrying, dampStorage a day (after 10 days)
Wheat (including durum)Not filedNot filedNot filedNot offered
OatsNot filedNot filedNot filedNot offered
BarleyNot filedNot filedNot filedNot offered
Canola, rapeseed or mustardNot filedNot filedNot filedNot offered
Soybeans or peasNot filedNot filedNot filedNot offered

Elevation

No elevation charges filed.

Drying

No drying charges filed.

Storage

a tonne a day, each day; a footnote can change the unit (shown with the figure)

CropA day after the first 10 days, on an elevator receipt
Wheat (including durum)Not offered
OatsNot offered
BarleyNot offered
RyeNot offered
FlaxseedNot offered
Canola, rapeseed or mustardNot offered
CornNot offered
Sunflower seedNot offered
Soybeans or peasNot offered
Other grains or screenings$0.11/t a day

Cleaning

a tonne, filed maximum; a footnote can change the unit (shown with the figure)

CropReturned to you (includes elevation)
Wheat (including durum)Not offered
OatsNot offered
BarleyNot offered
RyeNot offered
FlaxseedNot offered
Canola, rapeseed or mustardNot offered
CornNot offered
Sunflower seedNot offered
Soybeans or peasNot offered
Other grains or screenings$44.00/t

Nearby elevators

Straight-line distance, a guide to what's near, not a haul.

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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