Hay crops are in good shape this year, according to the most recent crop report released Thursday by the province.
The report said 50 per cent of hay crops have been bailed and another 20 per cent is cut and ready to be bailed.
The quality of the hay is rated as five per cent being excellent, 70 per cent good, 24 per cent fair and one per cent poor.
Other crops are also doing well: 62 per cent of winter and spring wheat, canola and flax are in good condition.
The province said lentils have been affected by wet conditions. Currently 10 per cent of crops are listed as being in poor condition, with one percent being listed as very poor.
Overall, top soil moisture is at 15 per cent surplus and 80 per cent adequate, with five per cent being short.
Hay land and pasture topsoil is at nine per cent surplus, 83 per cent adequate and five per cent short.
The report said hail and rain have damaged crops in some areas.