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AFSC's claims adjusters play a vital role in Alberta’s agriculture industry.

These dedicated professionals can be found in fields and on farms throughout the province, inspecting hail and ...

It’s time to dispel some common myths about AgriStability.

The bags aren't packed yet, but planning is in full swing for the 2025 AFSC 4-H Alberta Ag Next Generation Tour, July 14 to 23.

Alberta’s farmers and ranchers are seeking ways to safeguard their operations amid market uncertainty and other pressures in the ag industry.

Canada Post service could be disrupted as early as May 22, if negotiations between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers are unsuccessful. Any disruption may have an impact on the of ...

Given the pressures and uncertainties facing the agricultural sector, federal, provincial and territorial governments have agreed to extend the AgriStability enrolment deadline from April 30 to 31 ...

Switching to direct deposit ensures your payment is deposited directly into your bank account on time.  Say goodbye to worries about making it to the bank, slow mail delivery, and other unforeseen ...

The escalating trade war between Canada and the United States, along with China’s targeted levies on Canadian canola oil and meal, is causing uncertainty for Alberta’s agribusinesses and and ...

A new reference margin option is being introduced to AgriStability. Starting with the 2025 program year, participants will be able to choose how they want their reference margin to be calculated as ...

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 ...