Follow 12 4-H Alberta members as they spend 10 days exploring agriculture across central and southern Alberta during the 2026 4-H Ag Next Gen Tour.
It’s well-known that grain entrapments can happen alarmingly fast. But just how fast is often hard to comprehend.
July has been an active weather month in Alberta with hail, heavy rain and strong winds causing crop damage across the province. As a result, hail claim volumes have increased significantly with on ...
A new generation of women is helping shape today’s agriculture industry. This generation brings its own perspectives, innovative ideas, and new leadership styles to the industry.
The International Year of the Woman Farmer Showcase at the Calgary Stampede highlights women who are making a difference in Alberta's farming communities.
The bags aren’t packed yet, but for 12 4-H Alberta members, the future of agriculture is already starting to take shape as they get ready to embark on the 2026 Ag Next Generation Tour.
Technical issues have resulted in a delay in Moisture Deficiency Insurance (MDI) payments for the month of May. A related issue was also intermittently causing loan balances to display incorrectly ...
Excessive precipitation across northern Alberta over the past several weeks has significantly impacted seeding progress for many producers and is causing fields to flood in some areas.
At AFSC, staying connected with Alberta’s producers and agribusinesses is an important part of how we support the agriculture industry.
Agriculture Financial Services (AFSC) is extending the recommended seeding dates in the North East, North West and Peace regions for several crops for the 2026 growing season only due to snowfall ...
Clients and authorized representatives now have the ability to enter two years of tax information on AFSC Connect.
