Canadian Pacific Railway says it's ready to move the delayed Western Canadian grain crop to market.

The company also announced it will be highlighting supply chain accountability with a weekly supply chain scorecard that will be launched on the company's website starting October 19.

The scorecard will outline CP's performance for the previous grain week and will include detailed information on any internal or external factors affecting grain movement.

"We have all the assets in place to move the crop to market, but given wet weather, snow and other factors, the vast majority of the crop is not yet ready to move," said CP's CEO, E. Hunter Harrison. "While CP is just one part of the global supply chain, we are taking a leadership role in ensuring the supply chain works together so that the Canadian economy – including farmers and shippers – reaps maximum benefit."

As a result of the delayed harvest year-to-date, CP has moved less Canadian grain than in 2014-15 and less than the three-year average. In each of the last three full crop years, including during the extraordinary winter and crop of 2013-14, CP moved record volumes of grain.

CP is preparing early with forecasts of a record or near-record crop.