How often should you renew?

We recommend you update your EFP often, especially when you make major changes to your operation.

Effective April 1, 2018, producers will need to have an EFP completion letter dated within the last 10 years, before payment will be issued, to be considered current and eligible for cost-share funding for the  programs of the Sustainable Canadian Agriculture Partnership (SCAP).

If your completion letter is older than 10 years, you will need to do a new workbook and action plan.

Tip   : Your technician is there to support you through each step of an EFP. You can complete the WorkBook online on your own; however, a technician can save you time by walking you through the process and is happy to help!

Renewing an Online EFP

If you previously completed your EFP online, follow these steps to renew

1.  CLICK HERE to sign into your WebBook!
2. From the "My Workbooks" page, scroll down to your previously approved workbook and click the "renew" button.
3. Answer any new questions or chapters. Incomplete chapters will be indicated by 3 dots in the workbook or action plan columns.

4. Update your action plans.
5. Submit the completed EFP to your technician for review and feedback.
6. Once your EFP is approved, you will receive a Letter of Completion.
7. Implement your EFP Action Plan on your own time and as money permits. You can ask your technician for help or use our online resources.

Renewing a Binder EFP

If you previously completed your EFP, follow these steps to renew

1. Click hereto start the renewal process.
2. Fill out the form.
3. You will receive an email from AlbertaEFP.com with a link to activate your account. Please activate your account as soon as possible. You may need to check your spam folder. Please note this only creates an account; it does not start a workbook.
4. You will be assigned an EFP technician in your area who can help you through the workbook. Please note this can take up to 2 weeks. 
5. When completing an online or paper workbook, use your original paper/binder EFP as a reference.
6. You can start an online workbook on your own, or wait for assistance from your EFP technician, who will contact you to start your online workbook.  Click here to find out why  to go online
7. Contact your technician if you need help along the way.
8. When your EFP is finished and your Action Plan is developed, submit it to your technician for review and feedback.
9. Once your EFP is approved, you will receive a Letter of Completion.
10. Implement your EFP Action Plan on your own time and as money permits. You can ask your technician for help or use our online resources.

Alberta Environmental Farm Plan

Renew your EFP