Alberta Agriculture

The withdrawal will be effective as of July 1, 2026. 

Due to the dry conditions in many parts of Alberta, the low yield threshold has been doubled for 2025. The low yield allowance is part of crop insurance programs and is meant to encourage farmers to salvage their crops for feed and other uses rather than abandon their acres.

Drones and AI are transforming farming in Westlock, saving input costs, increasing yields, and offering precision solutions for Alberta’s top producers.

Fuel sellers are positive about proposed changes to the way fuel for farm and other unlicensed off-road equipment is sold in Alberta. The province has launched an online survey to collect feedback from industry stakeholders until Aug. 31.

Insufficient rainfall and damage from grasshoppers have municipalities across northeast Alberta concerned about both crop yields and quality, along with the price and availability of hay.

LAKELAND – The government of Alberta’s Water Supply Outlook for April shows normal to below normal soil moisture levels in the Lakeland area, and Environment and Climate Change Canada states that “The April-May-June forecast probabi

The Mallaig-based Acres of Hope Growing Project completed its 14th growing season in 2024 and raised $30,000 for the Canadian Foodgrains Bank (CFB).

"The water well is important on your property and the water is a shared resource"

Regenerative agriculture and cattle grazing management not only increase the health of a pasture but may also combat climate change through natural carbon sequestering and repairing broken water cycles, according to Steve Kenyon.

The seminar was about letting growers and producers be aware of what may be coming up with the growing season, which could be a period of intense drought.