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RALP opened for Year 3 Applications

As of February 3, the Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program (RALP) has opened for Year 3 applications. The RALP objective is to increase the environmental resiliency of agricultural landscapes by accelerating adoption of beneficial management practices (BMPs) that maximize provision of ecological goods and services (EG&S), particularly increased carbon sequestration and enhanced climate resilience. Up to 100% of eligible expenses may be covered for approved grants to support producers in their ability to implement and maintain projects over a three-year term. Funding of up to $150,000 for Primary Producers, and up to $300,000 for Indigenous applicants or groups such as Grazing Reserve Associations and Community Pastures is available for eligible BMP projects. Funding is retroactive to February 1, 2025. Please take time to review all updated Year 3 program documents to become familiar with recent changes and ensure your application is completed accurately.

Alberta Canola Celebrates 35 Years and Announces Changes to the Board of Directors

At the 35th Annual General Meeting held on January 22, 2025, in Red Deer, Alberta Canola proudly marked a significant milestone, celebrating 35 years of progress, innovation, and success in supporting Alberta’s canola farmers. “Alberta Canola looks forward to another 35 years of leadership in the canola industry, continually adapting to new opportunities and challenges alongside its farmers,” said outgoing chair Roger Chevraux. Following the AGM, the Board elected Andre Harpe of Valhalla Centre as Chair, with Charles Simoneau of Guy being re-elected as Vice Chair. Andre also took a moment to thank Roger Chevraux for his leadership and contributions during his tenure as Chair. “Roger has been a steadfast leader of Alberta Canola, and his dedication has been crucial in guiding the organization through many important moments in our history,” said Harpe. “On behalf of the Board and all of our farmers, I thank Roger for his service and I’m excited to continue building on the strong founda

Canada won’t budge on supply management, Minister Ng says

Canada will hold firm on supply management, Minister Mary Ng said

Responding to Dynamic Field Conditions: The Role of Advanced Planting & Seeding Technology

Farming today presents a set of challenges that are constantly evolving. From variations in soil types to differences in field conditions, growers must manage a wide range of variables to optimize planting efficiency and maximize crop yield.

Faith, Football, Family and Farming: 'Green and Gold' Honors Rural America

Sundays are a day for God, family and football. Growing up, we gathered around the living room TV after church with plenty of snacks to fuel our pigskin-loving souls, and as an adult I’ve continued on with this ritual, now sharing it with my husband and two young daughters. I took up Fantasy Football nearly a decade ago, only further entrenching myself with the sport. Central to this dedication is one team that I am, have been and always will be firmly committed to — the Green Bay Packers. ???????

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