Enrol in AgriStability for the 2025 Program Year
AgriStability safeguards against risks related to production loss, input cost increases, storage and market declines. With us in your back pocket, you can minimize the risks to your operation by accessing Program support.
The AgriStability enrolment deadline for the existing Program is extended for the 2025 program year from April 30, 2025, to July 31, 2025 (without penalty).
Call the SCIC AgriStability Call Centre at 1-866-270-8450 or visit your local SCIC office to request a new participant package.

Select coverage to establish your floor price with LPI
Market volatility can be challenging but having an LPI policy provides peace of mind by protecting you from price declines.

If you see a wild boar or signs of wild boar in the area, report it to SCIC!
Wild boar are considered an invasive species and are a threat to people, agriculture land, livestock and other wildlife. Wild boar can act as a carrier for livestock disease and can damage crops and private property.
Public assistance in reporting wild boar sightings continues to aid in the successful removal of this invasive species.

Take action against wildlife damage
Wildlife Damage Compensation and Prevention
Funding is available to producers for prevention measures taken to limit or reduce the wildlife damage to crops, feed supplies and livestock.
Contact us today to learn about measures to prevent wildlife damage.

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2024 AgriStability program forms deadline
Starting in 2025, the deadline to submit AgriStability program forms without penalty is June 30. If you are a 2024 AgriStability participant, submit your forms today! The information you submit through AgriStability forms ensures your farm’s reference margins are up to date.
This is important as reference margins are used to determine if you qualify for a benefit.
Submit your program forms through AgConnect, fax or drop off at your local SCIC office.
Forms received after June 30 may be subject to a penalty fee of $500 per month if you are in a benefit position.

Covers crops from seeding to harvest. Optimize your coverage by selecting the right options to meet your needs.
Learn moreA cost-effective program designed to help farm operations facing large margin declines.
Price protection against an unexpected drop in the market prices on cattle and hogs.
Learn moreCompensation for damage caused by wildlife available to all Saskatchewan producers. You do not need to be a SCIC customer to file a claim.
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