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Producers can expect to see higher premiums for the 2022 crop year. These increases to premium costs are mainly due to higher commodity prices as a number of forces, including low yields in 2021, ...

AFSC is making improvements to our branch office phone system over the next few months to serve you better. Following the upgrade, if a team member in your branch is unavailable, you may be to team ...

It’s time to squeal on feral pigs in Alberta.

Applications for phase two of the 2021 Canada-Alberta Livestock Feed Assistance AgriRecovery initiative are scheduled to open January 5, 2022. In phase two, producers can apply for additional (a to ...

The Government of Alberta is looking to fill up to two positions on the Agriculture Financial Services Corporation’s board of directors. Applicants may also be considered for future ...

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.

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 ...

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.

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