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As we live and work during the COVID-19 pandemic, AFSC continues to put the health and safety of our clients and communities first.

Alberta farmers will receive a 20 per cent reduction in crop insurance premiums for the 2021 crop year.

The Alberta Premium Reduction will save farmers more than $55 million on their crop in ...

At Agriculture Financial Services Corporation, we value our clients, our relationships and our interactions with them, whether it be face-to-face, over the phone or via email. We strive to ensure ...

2020 has been a year like no other, filled with unforeseen challenges and complications. This year has demanded resiliency, and that’s what Alberta’s agriculture industry is built on.

We have two new AFSC Podcast episodes to close out 2020- this two-part interview is on a very important topic, in agriculture and for this time of year: mental health.

As a result of new mandatory health measures aimed at controlling the spread of COVID-19, AFSC is adjusting operations at our branch offices throughout the province.

At AFSC, the health and safety of our people, clients and communities is our number one priority. We’ve taken the necessary precautions to help ensure our people and the communities we serve the ...

We're back with episode 7, chatting with John Guelly, AFSC client and Chair of Alberta Canola Board of Directors.

AFSC Offices and the Client Service Centre will be closing December 23, 2020 at 3:00 p.m. and will re-open January 4, 2021.

All December 31 deadlines for AgriStability, Insurance and will ...

Q: Why does AFSC use a kilograms and tonnes to measure grain, while most producers use bushels? For annual crops, Canada uses metric (kilograms and tonnes) for marketing of agricultural products, a ...