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April 12, 2022 - New Agriculture Financial Services Corporation (AFSC) board members will help support rural Alberta’s economic recovery and growth.

Producers will notice some changes to AFSC’s Straight Hail Insurance for the 2022 crop year.

Agriculture Financial Services Corporation (AFSC) offices have returned to unrestricted access and clients will no longer need to make an appointment or wear a mask to enter a branch office.

Producers can expect to see higher premiums for the 2022 crop year. These increases to premium costs are mainly due to higher commodity prices as a number of forces, including low yields in 2021, ...

Women play a key role on Alberta’s farms, ranches and agribusinesses; however, sometimes their contributions are overlooked. Agriculture Financial Services Corporation (AFSC) is recognizing the a ...

The calculation of program benefits statement for phase two (secondary payment) of the 2021 Canada-Alberta Livestock Feed Assistance initiative are now available.

The statement of benefits for phase one (initial payment) of the 2021 Canada-Alberta Livestock Feed Assistance initiative are now available. Producers who applied online can view, print or download ...

Phase two applications for the 2021 Canada-Alberta Livestock Feed Assistance initiative are being processed and we anticipate that payments will be issued in March.

Livestock Price Insurance (LPI) for Calf sales opened February 1. This easy-to-use risk management program is offered in the spring and covers the price risk cow-calf producers face when selling in ...

AFSC is making improvements to our branch office phone system over the next few months to serve you better. Following the upgrade, if a team member in your branch is unavailable, you may be to team ...