Tag: Crop Insurance

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.

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 ...

Agriculture Financial Services (AFSC) is here to support you as you grow your farming business. With crop insurance, income stabilization, lending and livestock price insurance options, AFSC can ...

Producers who are thinking about selling their grain through an unlicensed grain buyer need to consider a variety of factors, especially if they have production insurance through AFSC. 

As Alberta’s growing season moves into stage 2, AFSC clients need to be aware that preharvest inspections are required prior to putting a crop to another use.

Producers can expect to see higher crop insurance premiums for the 2024 crop year. The increase is mainly due to losses in 2021 and 2022.

Producers who are thinking about selling their grain through an unlicensed grain buyer need to consider a variety of factors, especially if they have production insurance through AFSC.

As the 2023 harvest is upon us, clients may want to note the following items.

AFSC clients with annual crop insurance can use the yield estimation calculator to help determine potential yields and make decisions on when to harvest or preharvest a crop.

AFSC is adjusting the low yield allowance for 2023 to encourage farmers to put more poor-quality crops towards livestock feed in dry areas.