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Producers who have experienced recurring years of loss may be uncertain as to how that will affect their insurance coverage in the future. The use of cushioned and trended yields in individual from ...

To protect your insurance coverage on separate crop types, end uses, and inputs, it’s important to store and sell your production in a manner that can be easily distinguished, measured and If is ...

Agriculture Financial Services Corporation (AFSC) announced today that its Board of Directors has selected Darryl Kay as the new Chief Executive Officer, effective October 1, 2020. Kay currently of ...

Alberta producers know that the weather can change rapidly, and the past few fall seasons have taught us that changes bringing cold and wet weather can add additional challenges for producers. can ...

Starting in early September, producers with wildlife damage can use AFSC Connect to report their wildlife damage online. Producers can access AFSC Connect at any time, from anywhere to report Once ...

Producers in the North East, North West and Peace regions of Alberta are facing challenges as they deal with consecutive years of excessive moisture. Agriculture Financial Services Corporation the ...

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

How good are your hail damage assessment skills? We’d like to know!

This spring has brought an excess of rainfall to many areas of Alberta and crops in the affected areas are struggling. AFSC recognizes these kinds of conditions can create uncertainty and worry for ...

Welcome to the final episode in the AFSC Podcast series! The goal of this limited podcast series is to provide Alberta producers in-depth information to support decision making on their operation ...