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Prolonged periods of heat with little moisture are taking a toll on crops in several areas of the province. If these severe growing conditions continue, some producers may put their crops to uses ...

Starting July 12, all Agriculture Financial Services Corporation (AFSC) branch offices will return to unrestricted access and clients will no longer need to make an appointment prior to visiting a ...

Volatile storm activity coupled with extremely dry conditions in some areas means there is an increased risk of lightning strike or accidental fire affecting crops throughout Alberta. Depending you ...

Dogs have an innate ability to detect scents, and with training, they can pinpoint explosive materials, drugs, missing people, and human remains. This is due to the over 300 million olfactory in ...

For the next several weekends, AFSC’s adjusting team will be on-call for clients who have concerns regarding frost damage to their fields.

AFSC clients can use our online platform, AFSC Connect, to file their Land Reports. Our digital platform is easy to use and can save you valuable time as you complete your Land Report.

Farming can be a risky business. Over the years, threats posed by weather, global markets, and regulations have led to the development of a number of tools to help farmers manage these risks.

The reference margin limit has been removed from AgriStability for 2021 and 2022. This change will have a significant impact for many producers and is retroactive to the 2020 program year. The for ...

Livestock producers have until June 10 to purchase their Livestock Price Insurance calf policies. The purchase deadline has been permanently extended into June, with settlements now offered in and ...

AFSC Connect and the Livestock Price Insurance logins are availalbe.