AgriStability program information and forms for 2026 participants.
Helping farmers facing extreme moisture
The Alberta and Canada governments made strategic changes to AgriStability to help agricultural producers manage business risks from wet conditions this season.
In recognition of excessive moisture conditions that have affected many producers since the April 30 enrolment deadline, Alberta has opened late participation for the 2026 AgriStability program year. Alberta producers can now sign up for the program until Oct. 1.
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AgriStability opens for late participation
Producers affected by wet conditions and other challenges can enrol in AgriStability through late participation until October 1, 2026. Participants who enrol through late participation, and qualify for a benefit, will have their benefit reduced by 20 per cent.
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Protecting producers against large income declines
AgriStability protects Canadian producers against large declines in farming income due to production loss, increased costs and market conditions. The program is offered through the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (Sustainable CAP), a shared commitment between federal, provincial and territorial governments.
Corporate AgriStability/AgriInvest clients can now enter two years of information
Clients and authorized representatives now have the ability to enter two years of tax information on AFSC Connect.
This change will improve submission times for AgriInvest and corporate clients, as tax information can be submitted when it is available rather than waiting for the system to open. Sole proprietors will not have access to this option, as we will continue to obtain their tax information from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
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