Just the facts please

[farming101]

Producer article says that railway has been working hard and that stocks at the west coast are 96% of working capacity.
Well, ya, one week they were, shipping week 3 to be exact.
But over the first 8 shipping weeks of the current crop year average stocks have come in at 77.7% of working capacity with this week's report showing only 71.3% of working capacity.

[ColevilleH2S]

Where would one find these working capacity numbers?

[bucket]

Subscribe to weber's daily.


He does great work on this file.

Registered capacity on prairies is 6.5 mmt.

Working capacity I'd just a percentage of that.

[Oliver88]

How many ships are waiting at Vancouver?
Prince Rupert?

[bucket]

Someone mentioned 20 ships the other day.


It would be nice to see the lineup coming in. Farmers could plan accordingly.

Just a nice cohesive simple accurate weekly report .

[farming101]

Here is the rated capacity of West Coast terminals
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75% was mentioned in the article so a 75% working capacity is about 836,812 tonne.