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Volatile storm activity coupled with extremely dry conditions in some areas means there is an increased risk of lightning strike or accidental fire affecting crops throughout Alberta. Depending you ...

Q: Why does AFSC use a kilograms and tonnes to measure grain, while most producers use bushels? For annual crops, Canada uses metric (kilograms and tonnes) for marketing of agricultural products, a ...

Working in agriculture requires the ability to withstand unpredictable events. To protect producers from designated perils that lead to production loss, Agriculture Financial Services Corporation a ...

Protection is provided to clients when hay production (both harvested and appraised combined) falls below the coverage level selected and the loss is due to an insured peril.

Agriculture Financial Services (AFSC) has begun a pilot project exploring how improving soil organic carbon can reduce production risks and boost drought resilience on farms.

“We have the most volatile business partner anyone could ever have and that is Mother Nature; she is incredibly unpredictable and can have a devastating or fantastic influence on our bottom said ...

It is an exciting time in agriculture as producers work to feed a growing world while balancing the need to protect the planet’s climate. Innovation and advancements are occurring with new and ...

It’s summertime in Alberta, and with the season comes an increased potential of volatile storm activity. Depending on your insurance coverage with Agriculture Financial Services Corporation you ...

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, ...