Team Alberta Crops represents Alberta’s crop and beekeeping sectors through seven producer organizations whose members steward more than 20 million cultivated acres across the province. Producers continue to face increasing pressures related to excess moisture, variable weather conditions, and rising production costs.
From policy and risk management to on-farm research and opportunities for the next generation of producers, discover what’s shaping Alberta agriculture.
Federal, provincial and territorial (FPT) Ministers of Agriculture concluded their annual conference today in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Their shared commitment to building a competitive, innovative and resilient agriculture and agri-food sector was reaffirmed, while also recognizing the importance of taking a collaborative approach in supporting all producers and processors from coast-to-coast-to-coast.
The Government of Canada’s Port of Vancouver Gateway Strategy marks an important step toward strengthening Canada’s export infrastructure, but expanded port capacity must be matched by investments in rail, including the Second Narrows rail crossing, to deliver on Canada’s current trade commitments and future ambitions.
The logo will help consumers identify authentic, Alberta whisky made with homegrown grains while promoting the industry’s reputation at home and abroad.
Join us July 14 in Lethbridge, July 16 in Vermilion and July 28 in Lacombe for Alberta Crop Diagnostic Days!