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Landowners who prefer not to have the ditches adjacent to their property sprayed may sign an annual “No Spray Agreement”, by April 30th, 2026.
By doing so, you agree to take full responsibility for controlling Prohibited Noxious and Noxious weeds in the ditch along your property and to ensure that “No Spray” signs are properly posted and clearly visible throughout the entire County spraying season.
If weeds are not adequately controlled, the County reserves the right to manage them by any method deemed appropriate.
Please note: spraying does not occur directly in front of residential yards.
🌱On-Farm Climate Action Fund (OFCAF)🚜
📅Applications Opened April 10, 2026
🌾Nitrogen Management
🌿Cover Cropping
🐄Rotational Grazing
📊Supporting soil health & sustainability
For more information, visit www.rdar.ca/funding-opportunities/ofcaf
AgriStability enrolment (2026 program year):
You must register, pay your fee, and submit your enrolment form for AgriStability by April 30, 2026.

Access to Strychnine will require both the Agricultural Fieldman and landowners to complete a mandatory one-hour online training course prior to distribution and use.
To obtain product, producers will be required to:

You must register, pay your fee, and submit your enrolment form for AgriStability by April 30, 2026. *March is a good time to prepare your application and tax information.
2025 AgriStability Interim Payment: due by March 31, 2026.

📜Interested in obtaining your Farmer Pesticide Certificate? The ASB Department is now able to offer the Farmer Pesticide Course in-house, with a certified instructor on staff. The certificate is valid for three years.
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Apllications for the On-Farm Climate Action Fund (OFCAF) open April 10, 2026. For more information, please visit: https://rdar.ca/funding-opportunities



Agricultural Service Boards in Alberta are legally required in every rural municipality under the Agricultural Service Board Act. They have been around since the 1940s, originally created to help farmers fight soil erosion after the Dust Bowl era.
Today, they still play a big role, but now handle things like weed control, pest management, environmental programs, and education workshops for producers!