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With harvest season approaching, producers province-wide will soon be working diligently to ensure that their crops are taken off the field in a timely manner. From year to year, completion of the ...

It’s summertime in Alberta, and with the season comes an increased potential of volatile storm activity, combined with extremely dry conditions in some areas. These circumstances can lead to an a ...

LACOMBE – Today Agriculture and Forestry Minister Oneil Carlier and AFSC Chief Executive Officer Steve Blakely announced AFSC’s crop insurance program for 2019. Most of Alberta’s crop will In ...

Agricultural chronicles may look back at 2018 crop year as a period witnessing one of the most interesting weather patterns experienced in a single year in Alberta.

The 2018 crop year was certainly an interesting period as temperatures and crop conditions seesawed from one end of the spectrum to the other. Volatility was also present in commodity markets this ...

Across Alberta, women in agriculture are reshaping the industry through innovation, mentorship, community leadership, and unwavering resilience. Together, they demonstrate how meaningful change put ...

AFSC is proud to support Alberta’s producers and help sustain the agriculture industry in Alberta. As the year ends, here are important dates and deadlines to help you plan ahead.

Changes are being made to AgriStability to make it more responsive for livestock producers. As part of these changes, feed inventory pricing for livestock producers will be adjusted starting in the ...

Improved weather beginning from the second week of October has helped producers to get on with their delayed harvest allowing for about 78 per cent of the crops being combined by October 23, is the ...

As the average age of Canadian farmer continues to get higher and the issue of food security grows more important due to global phenomena like environmental degradation, climate change and growth a ...