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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 ...

Protection is provided to clients when hay production (both harvested and appraised combined) falls below the coverage level selected and the loss is due to an insured peril.

The Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) offers several classes of licenses, and the requirements are different for each class. The terminal elevator and primary elevator are the only two classes where ...

With harvest season approaching, producers province-wide will soon be working diligently to ensure that their crops are taken off the field in a timely manner. From year to year, completion of the ...

It’s summertime in Alberta, and with the season comes an increased potential of volatile storm activity, combined with extremely dry conditions in some areas. These circumstances can lead to an a ...

Certain areas of Alberta have experienced extreme precipitation this growing season and crop growth and quality has suffered as a result. AFSC understands that these kinds of conditions can create ...

AFSC will be conducting a lending market assessment survey and follow-up input advisory sessions in July and August 2019. These actions are key components of our commitment to identify the demand ...

Several areas across the province have experienced limited amounts of precipitation during this year’s growing season. These conditions may prompt some producers to put their crops to alternate ...