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Producers who are thinking about selling their grain through an unlicensed grain buyer need to consider a variety of factors, especially if they have production insurance through AFSC.

Each year Alberta youth have a unique opportunity to explore some of the big issues facing food and agriculture while polishing their public speaking skills.

AFSC clients have raised concerns with the performance of Moisture Deficiency Insurance program this year. We are holding a series of Input Advisory Group meetings in early November to gather on to ...

For the next several weekends, AFSC’s adjusting team will be on-call for clients who have concerns regarding frost damage to their fields.

Farming can be a risky business. Over the years, threats posed by weather, global markets, and regulations have led to the development of a number of tools to help farmers manage these risks.

Starting June 12, 2020 fed cattle producers can apply for support for fed cattle set aside between May 1 and June 30, 2020. Immediate support is the first component of the 2020 Canada-Alberta Fed ...

The AgriStability enrolment deadline for the 2020 program year has been extended, without penalty, from April 30 to July 3, 2020. The extension offers farmers additional time to sign up and benefit ...

The 2019 AgriStability deadline was extended 60 days to July 2, to support producers affected by the ongoing Canada/China trade dispute. The extension applies to all sectors; producers from all are ...

Commodity markets in 2018 reminded us how connected the world is, and reinforced the significance of food to people and their governments. The year was largely characterized by trade agreements, on ...

All commodities, not just the North American cattle market, have experienced uncertainty and volatility as a result of recent trade negotiations, tariff impacts and political uncertainty. This has ...