• Main reasons to complete an EFP
• The EFP process in Alberta
• Quick steps to getting started
• Why update your EFP
• Find an EFP Technician
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Over 12,000 producers have participated in Alberta’s EFP initiative so far.
- Expect rural septic systems to be in the news more
Pressure is on to manage better - Producers with EFP can boost benefits from Wheatland County program
Wheatland County producers with an Environmental Farm Plan (EFP) can receive added benefits from a water quality program launched by the County in 2011 - New buffer zone calculator available
Allows for customized approaches based on new buffer zone guidelines - Living a 'true five star country lifestyle'
Sometimes the simple things are what really makes an EFP worthwhile, says Christoph Weder. - EFP flexibility a key asset
No need to re-invent the wheel when expectations are evolving - Why Alberta farmers should have a current Environmental Farm Plan
It makes sense to be prepared - Producer appreciates EFP assistance
He began using his EFP as a record of development - Banff, Jasper and the EFP
What do they all have in common?
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Potato growers target market growth with a brand for stewardship
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EFPs and the world of ag sustainability: An insider's thoughts
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New vertical beater manure spreaders offer environmental benefits
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EFP identified these on-farm improvements
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Big picture approach key to a successful grazing systems
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Long term water management planning yields clear value for producers
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Vegetable grower urges local farmers to seize EFP opportunity
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Ranchers' passion drives a thoughtful, personal land management plan
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Evolution of greenhouse industry boosts environmental sustainability
A simple, do-it-yourself emergency plan for protecting rural Alberta families and their environment.
Growing Forward provides financial and technical assistance to producers from April 2009 to March 2013.
