AgriStability — Saskatchewan

AgriStability is a Business Risk Management program for farm operations facing large margin declines caused by production loss, increased costs, or market conditions. Eligible expenses include agricultural commodity purchases, feed expense for grazing rented pasture, and contract buy-out costs.

AgriStability — Saskatchewan Funds up to 80% of admissible expenses.

To be eligible for the AgriStability — Saskatchewan program, you must: Derive income from the primary production of agricultural commodities. Carry on the business of farming in Canada and report farming income or loss for income tax purposes. Complete a minimum of six consecutive months of farming activity, complete a production cycle, and submit the required information by the deadlines.

Agricultural commodity purchases, AgriInsurance premiums, commissions and levies related to commodity sales, commodity future losses or transaction fees, containers and twine Custom feeding, electricity, fertilizer and lime, freight and shipping to and from market, heating fuel, machinery gasoline, diesel fuel and oil, minerals and salts, other insurance or premiums for allowable income and expense items, pesticides, point of sale adjustments Prepared feed, salaries (arms length as defined by CRA), storage/drying, veterinary fees, medicine, breeding fees Rent or lease of pastureland for grazing when the transaction is for access to livestock feed and the expense is reflective of a reasonable feed volume for the animals grazed Contract buy-out costs for forward contracts when there is not enough production to meet forward contract requirements

You can contact Government of Saskatchewan by email at agristability@scic.ca or by phone at 1.866.270.8450.

The AgriStability — Saskatchewan program is available the province of Saskatchewan.

AgriStability — Saskatchewan is a Grant and Funding