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Over the past few weeks, several farm chemical companies have alerted producers to the potential for herbicide carryover due of the drought-like conditions of the past growing season.

It’s a familiar image—a strong, silent farmer weathering the storm alone, dealing with the challenges of weather conditions, markets and everything else farming can throw at them.

AFSC clients have raised concerns with the performance of Moisture Deficiency Insurance program this year. We are holding a series of Input Advisory Group meetings in early November to gather on to ...

Following the recent provincial announcement of a state of public health emergency and stronger mandatory province-wide measures to protect Alberta’s health system and slow the spread of all and ...

Being a farmer involves long hours and hard work—and more often than not involves unpredictable weather and difficult market conditions.

Producers can now apply for an initial AgriRecovery payment through the 2021 Canada-Alberta Livestock Feed Assistance Initiative to help cover feed and water access costs for breeding female across ...

AFSC recognizes that the hot, dry conditions experienced across the province are affecting many Alberta producers. Our team is here to support our clients during this challenging time, and we are ...

On August 6, 2021, the Government of Alberta announced an AgriRecovery response, the 2021 Canada-Alberta Livestock Feed Assistance Initiative, to help address the extraordinary costs being incurred ...

2021 has been a challenging year for Alberta's producers. In many places, too little moisture and too much heat have created extremely stressful situations for producers as they grapple with the at ...

2021's hot, dry conditions continue to impact producers throughout Alberta and as we move through the harvest season, producers may want to note the following items.