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AFSC is proud to support Alberta’s producers and help sustain the agriculture industry in Alberta. As the year ends, here are important dates and deadlines to help you plan ahead.

Agriculture Financial Services (AFSC) has begun a pilot project exploring how improving soil organic carbon can reduce production risks and boost drought resilience on farms.

Changes are being made to AgriStability to make it more responsive for livestock producers. As part of these changes, feed inventory pricing for livestock producers will be adjusted starting in the ...

The low yield allowance is being increased for the 2025 crop year due to lack of precipitation in several areas in Alberta, particularly the Peace region. It was adjusted by the governments of and ...

The governments of Canada and Alberta, through the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, increased the low yield allowance so farmers can use poor crops for feed.

AFSC’s Women in Ag Awards celebrate the women who are helping shape the future of agriculture in Alberta. Their leadership is driving change, their resilience is building stronger communities, is ...

As Alberta’s growing season moves into stage 2, AFSC clients need to be aware that preharvest inspections are required prior to putting a crop to another use.