The Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (SCAP), through the provincial government, recently released its cost-share programs. Three of the programs require...

What you should know Profitable food production depends on healthy, productive soil. Damaged soil produces far less today and in the...

In April we start gearing up to move our livestock to pasture. Chapter 22 in the Alberta EFP workbook gives...

 Consumers are continuing to be more interested in how their food is grown, processed and brought to market. The international agricultural...

From Chapter 6 of the EFP workbook

Producer Dollars Available First announced in Budget 2021, the $200-million On-Farm Climate Action Fund is an initiative to help farmers tackle...

What you should know In order for water bodies to function as productive parts of your farm, you need to include...

Beekeeping and the Environmental Farm Plan The Alberta Environmental Farm Plan (EFP) is a whole farm environmental assessment tool with the...

Just as the soils are the basis for your farm the basis for your EFP helps you understand your soils and site characteristics. This excerpt from the webbook helps farmers understand why it all begins from the ground up.