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The 2019 harvest season will be remembered for the very challenging conditions it presented to producers, including poor harvest weather and early snowfall. This unseasonable harvest weather in one ...

At AFSC, amidst the challenge of COVID-19, we remain focused on building a strong, growing, diversified agriculture and agri-food sector in Alberta—where agriculture is not only a key is a way of ...

Working in agriculture requires the ability to withstand unpredictable events. To protect producers from designated perils that lead to production loss, Agriculture Financial Services Corporation a ...

AFSC's 4-H Alberta Club Fund provides support for 4-H Alberta clubs, districts and regions in Alberta to assist with costs associated with developing existing programs and activities, including the ...

Wishing you and yours a safe and happy holiday season from your friends at AFSC! There are many reasons people farm, and our clients are the reason we enjoy the work that we do.   Merry ...

AFSC Offices and the Client Service Centre will be closing December 24, 2019 at 2:00 p.m. and will re-open January 2, 2020.

Agriculture Financial Services Corporation (AFSC) clients impacted by this year’s weather can depend on proven programs to help get them back on track.

AFSC is hosting a series of Town Halls to address our clients’ concerns regarding the state of unharvested acres.

Each year, periods of poor weather throughout regions of our province affect harvest operations.

The late fall harvest has increased the risk of damage by wildlife resulting in excreta contaminated crops. The Wildlife Compensation Program, which is funded by the federal and provincial provides ...