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The Alfalfa Seed Commission (Alberta) is a farmer directed progressive organization headquartered in Brooks, Alberta and serving primarily Southern Alberta. Our main purpose is to initiate and promote activities that enhance the viability of the alfalfa seed and leafcutter bee industries in the area.

Alberta Grains is a farmer-directed organization that represents the interests of and serves as the single voice for all of Alberta's wheat and barley producers.

The Alberta Branch is one of seven branches of the Canadian Seed Growers’ Association (CSGA). Each branch has its own board that works at a provincial level but also has representation at the national level to represent the opinions of the provincial membership.

Based in Leduc, Alberta Pulse Growers Commission is a non-profit organization that supports over 6,000 Alberta farmers who grow pulses, including dried peas, beans, chickpeas, lentils, soybeans and faba beans.

Alberta Pork is a non-profit organization representing Alberta’s over 500 hog producers. It represenst producers’ interests to governments, the media, the general public and other groups involved in the pork industry.

The Alberta Cattle Feeders’ Association (ACFA) has set the pace in industry for 45 years and is the voice of cattle feeders: hard-working, forward-looking women and men who believe in a strong, profitable, and sustainable cattle feeding industry.

The Alberta Canola Producers Commission, founded in 1989, was the province’s first refundable checkoff producer organizations. The mission of Alberta Canola is to support the long term success of canola farmers in Alberta through research, extension, consumer engagement, and advocacy for canola farmers.

The Alberta Beekeepers Commission has been serving the interests of the beekeepers of Alberta since 1933. Alberta Beekeepers Commission is a non-profit organization of provincial beekeepers, representing over 90% of the 300,000 colonies in Alberta

The more than 18,000 beef cattle producers who are stewards of the industry in this province have one organization that represents their collective interests — the Alberta Beef Producers (ABP).