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With moisture conditions ranging from north to south, many producers are wondering how to protect their investment and their farming operation.

A cool, wet spring has created seeding delays in many areas of northern Alberta. It is estimated that producers in the area are collectively over 1.2 million acres behind normal progress. As a for ...

Aspiring farmers have a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience and learn about farming through the Young Agrarians Apprenticeship Program.

This summer, 22 4-H Alberta senior members will explore Alberta’s agriculture industry as part of the Ag Next Gen Tour. Participants were selected during the recent 4-H Alberta Senior Symposium, ...

The 2021 growing season was difficult for Alberta producers, but the targeted AgriRecovery initiative was timely and successful.

Farming is often a non-stop job and certain times of the year, particularly spring and late summer/early fall, can be even busier. These seasons often involve long hours, physically and mentally of ...

Farming can be a risky business, filled with unexpected challenges like adverse market conditions, increased costs and production losses. And while you can’t control those factors, you can manage ...

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.