The contents of this page are no longer available.Alberta 2009 Crop Reports Provide Timely Information Government of Alberta, Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development Government of Alberta, Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development, Business Services and Rural Utilities, Information Management Government of Alberta, Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development 2009-05-13 2009-10-30 Statistics`Crops`Crop Reports`Weather & Climate`Weather & Agriculture`Soil Moisture Information about the Alberta crop reporting program which provides details related to crop production in Alberta during the current crop season eng news publication 2009-05-13 Cereal Producer;Forage Producer;Oilseed Producer;Producers (Crops) www1 newslett agnw 2009-11-13
 

Alberta 2009 Crop Reports Provide Timely Information

 
  From the May 18, 2009 Issue of Agri-News
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The Alberta 2009 crop report schedule includes 12 bi-weekly reports to be released between May and October, as well as a Crop Season in Review report in March 2010.

The crop reports capture valuable information related to crop production in Alberta during the current crop season. The information is collected primarily through surveys and focuses on soil moisture and crop conditions, including seeding and harvesting progress, pasture conditions, as well as insect and disease situations. In addition to a provincial overview, the crop reports will provide summaries for five regions, namely the southern, central, northeast, northwest, and Peace River regions.

The crop reporting program is delivered through the partnership of Agriculture and Rural Development, Agriculture Financial Services Corporation and the Alberta Association of Agricultural Fieldmen.

The crop reports are widely used by government, industry, and other stakeholders to monitor drought conditions, forecast production insurance payments, and assess needs for agriculture related businesses.

The 2009 Alberta crop reporting schedule and series is made available on Ropin' the Web at www.agriculture.alberta.ca by clicking on the information tab, statistics, and crops. Scroll down to Alberta 2009 Crop Reporting Program.

Contact:
Chuanliang Su
Agriculture and Rural Development
780-422-2887
e-mail: chuanliang.su@gov.ab.ca

James Wright
Agriculture Financial Services Corporation
e-mail: james.wright@afsc.ca
403-782-8336

Government numbers are toll-free within Alberta by dialling 310-0000
 
 
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