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Potash averaged $695 per tonne in Alberta in July 2026, according to the Alberta Farm Input Prices survey (Government of Alberta). That’s down 1% from July 2025 ($704). Via PrairieRates.ca.

Latest official data: July 2026 · Methodology

Alberta average, July 2026

$695/tonne

Official monthly survey of retailers · down 4% from last month

12-month low

$662

12-month high

$726

-1% vs Jul 2025
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Price history

Official monthly provincial average, $/tonne.

Alberta average, official survey

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By year

Average of the monthly survey prices in each year. Pick a year for the month-by-month detail.

2026$706.29$687.28$726.33
2025$683.78$661.89$704.05

Common questions

How much does potash cost in Alberta right now?

Potash averaged $695 per tonne in Alberta in July 2026, according to the Alberta Farm Input Prices survey (Government of Alberta). That’s down 1% from July 2025 ($704). Over the past 12 months the provincial average ranged from $662 (December 2025) to $726 (June 2026) per tonne. Prices are bulk retail, and individual dealer quotes vary with volume, delivery and timing.

What was the highest potash price on record in Alberta?

In the data we hold (from June 2025), the peak monthly average was $726 per tonne in June 2026.

Is my potash quote fair?

Compare it with the official monthly average and recent farmer reports using the free PrairieRates fertilizer quote checker at https://prairierates.ca/check?mode=fertilizer&product=potash.

Where does this data come from?

The Alberta Farm Input Prices survey (Government of Alberta), a monthly survey of Alberta retailers conducted in the first week of each month and published as simple provincial averages in Canadian dollars. It’s reused under the Open Government Licence – Alberta. Saskatchewan and Manitoba don’t publish a comparable monthly series, so PrairieRates adds verified, anonymous reports from farmers.

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PrairieRates. “Potash prices, Alberta.” Data: Government of Alberta, Alberta Farm Input Prices. https://prairierates.ca/fertilizer/potash

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Alberta.