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The AFSC Women in Ag Award acknowledges and honours the passion and commitment of women in agriculture and agribusiness in Alberta. It also celebrates the growing presence of women in this This the ...

During the growing and harvest seasons, producers often experience crop loss or ruin due to wildlife damage. To help producers address this business risk, Alberta’s government is providing (AFSC) ...

Processing and payment of 2023 Canada-Alberta Drought Livestock Assistance initiative applications is a priority for AFSC. Due to application volumes, clients are asked to wait to contact AFSC of ...

The governments of Canada and Alberta are expanding drought livestock assistance eligibility to help producers maintain breeding herds.

Producers can expect to see higher crop insurance premiums for the 2024 crop year. The increase is mainly due to losses in 2021 and 2022.

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Applications open October 30 for the 2023 Canada-Alberta Drought Livestock Assistance program, providing livestock producers with up to $165 million to maintain breeding herds.

The governments of Alberta and Canada are providing $165 million to support livestock producers affected by drought and extreme growing conditions.

Agriculture Financial Services (AFSC) will be extending its online chat hours from October 23 through November 15 to better support clients as they file their harvest production reports (HPR).

Alberta’s cattle producers have faced several challenges in recent years, which have been compounded by this year’s dry conditions.

Agriculture Financial Services (AFSC) is ready to help ...