Rahr Malting Co. was able to achieve this through use of the EFP+ Program, which allows Alberta producers to receive credit for both the FSA, under the international Sustainable Agriculture Initiative Platform, and the EFP workbook.

CFGA launching Habitat and Biodiversity Assessment Tools in provinces across Canada

Listen to EFP Director, Lisa Nadeau, discuss the EFP Program on Business Wide View’s Podcast.

The Alberta Environmental Farm Plan is encouraging agricultural industry producers aligned with a Farm Management Group to adopt beneficial management practices that will improve farm performance and sustainability outcomes through their EFP+ program.

Landowner’s Guide to Wetland Policy Wetland policy in Alberta plays a pivotal role in shaping the conservation and sustainable management of...

As we recently hit our 20th anniversary, we find ourselves looking back and reflecting. What started as a single 4” binder in the early-2000s has grown into a strong and supportive voice for Alberta’s farmers.

Our newest and latest version of the EFP webbook (version 4.0) is ready for you. It’s easier to use, and we believe it will make for a better experience for our users – Alberta agricultural producers.

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

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