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AEFP Journal – Tech Talk

AEFP Journal – Tech Talk

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The Alberta Environmental Farm Plan Company

March 18, 2008:

In preparation for a new generation of the EFP program, workshops have been suspended until further notice. Please see the AEFP Web site for information on future workshops and new technical and program-related information as it becomes available.

The Alberta EFP Company...moving forward

April 9, 2007:

The AEFP Company is moving forward and getting ready for the delivery of a program that builds on the success of the existing environmental farm plan in coming months. A message from AEFP Chairman Glenn Logan and Executive Director Mike Slomp. Full story

Rural Emergency Plan announced for Alberta landowners

March 18, 2008:

Alberta Environmental Farm Plan Company (AEFP) and the Alberta Fire Chiefs Association (AFCA) have launched a new safety program aimed at protecting rural landowners, their families and emergency personnel in the event of a fire or other emergency. Full story

What is meant by 'short-term' solid manure storage and how do I minimize the risk involved?

March 17, 2008:

Think ahead on lighting and location Full story

Records a first line of defence in crop disease, weed control

March 13, 2008:

What used to be a good business practice takes on a whole new level of importance in management and due diligence Full story

Potato growers build EFP into profit building strategy

March 3, 2008:

Association tackles processor demands with a focus on food safety and environmental sustainability Full story

My neighbours complain about the light and noise coming from my greenhouse. What can I do to minimize these nuisances?

February 25, 2008:

Think ahead on lighting and location Full story

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Workshops have been suspended until future notice. Check back here for updates to workshop information.

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Canada-Alberta Farm Stewardship Program (CAFSP)
CAFSP funding deadline – March 31, 2008

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:. latest news

AEFP Special Advisory

March 18, 2008:
In preparation for a new generation of the EFP program, workshops have been suspended until further notice. Please see the AEFP Web site for information on future workshops and new technical and program-related information as it becomes available.

AEFP Report to Industry
The Alberta EFP Company...moving forward
April 9, 2007:
The AEFP Company is moving forward and getting ready for the delivery of a program that builds on the success of the existing environmental farm plan in coming months. A message from AEFP Chairman Glenn Logan and Executive Director Mike Slomp. Full story

News Release
Rural Emergency Plan announced for Alberta landowners
March 18, 2008:
Alberta Environmental Farm Plan Company (AEFP) and the Alberta Fire Chiefs Association (AFCA) have launched a new safety program aimed at protecting rural landowners, their families and emergency personnel in the event of a fire or other emergency. Full story

AEFP Journal – Tech Talk
What is meant by 'short-term' solid manure storage and how do I minimize the risk involved?
March 17, 2008:
Think ahead on lighting and location Full story

AEFP Journal – Feature Article
Records a first line of defence in crop disease, weed control
March 13, 2008:
What used to be a good business practice takes on a whole new level of importance in management and due diligence Full story

AEFP Journal – Feature Article
Potato growers build EFP into profit building strategy
March 3, 2008:
Association tackles processor demands with a focus on food safety and environmental sustainability Full story

AEFP Journal – Tech Talk
My neighbours complain about the light and noise coming from my greenhouse. What can I do to minimize these nuisances?
February 25, 2008:
Think ahead on lighting and location Full story

AEFP Journal – Tech Talk
Curved versus straight shelterbelts — which one is best for me?
February 18, 2008:
Both have their advantages, but it ultimately comes down to what's best for the producer and the farm Full story

:. rural emergency plan

RURAL EMERGENCY PLAN

A simple, do-it-yourself emergency plan for protecting rural Alberta families and their environment.

:. point of view

"We at AEFP remain confident that progress the EFP program has made over the past several years will serve as a valuable anchor to a new generation of on-farm environmental sustainability efforts in Alberta."

– Glenn Logan,
Chair, Alberta Environmental Farm Plan Company

Curved versus straight shelterbelts — which one is best for me?

February 18, 2008:

Both have their advantages, but it ultimately comes down to what's best for the producer and the farm Full story