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The low yield allowance is being increased for the 2025 crop year due to lack of precipitation in several areas in Alberta, particularly the Peace region. It was adjusted by the governments of and ...

The governments of Canada and Alberta, through the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, increased the low yield allowance so farmers can use poor crops for feed.

We all know that there are dangers associated with working around grain.

But all too often, we hear farmers downplay the risk of grain entrapment, claiming it won’t happen on their farm. a ...

Most rural communities understand that emergencies happen—and they plan for them. Those who understand a community’s assets, strengths, resources, and people come together before a crisis to a ...

In response to ongoing trade uncertainty, several enhancements have been made to AgriStability for the 2025 program year. The changes were approved by Canada’s agriculture ministers during recent ...

AFSC's claims adjusters play a vital role in Alberta’s agriculture industry.

These dedicated professionals can be found in fields and on farms throughout the province, inspecting hail and ...

The bags aren't packed yet, but planning is in full swing for the 2025 AFSC 4-H Alberta Ag Next Generation Tour, July 14 to 23.

Alberta’s farmers and ranchers are seeking ways to safeguard their operations amid market uncertainty and other pressures in the ag industry.

Canada Post service could be disrupted as early as May 22, if negotiations between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers are unsuccessful. Any disruption may have an impact on the of ...

Given the pressures and uncertainties facing the agricultural sector, federal, provincial and territorial governments have agreed to extend the AgriStability enrolment deadline from April 30 to 31 ...