Feed Requirement Updates PigSAFE and PigCARE programs have updates related to Section 3.3 – Approved and Registered Feed and Feed Ingredients. These changes are intended to align program language with the updated federal Feeds Regulations, while maintaining continuity...
Traceability Amendments Concerned about the Part XV (Traceability) of the Health of Animals Regulations? This winter, Alberta Pork has heard from some producers concerned about the proposed amendments to the Part XV (Traceability) of the Health of Animals Regulations...
Feed Cost Commentary Understanding feed cost trends is critical for managing margins. Each month, we review current market conditions and key drivers influencing ingredient pricing across Western Canada. January 2026 Steady Supplies Keep Markets in Check Feed grain...
Major Changes to Wild Boar Regulations The Government of Alberta has introduced significant updates to the Pest and Nuisance Control Regulation, redefining how Wild Boar are managed across the province. As of December 1, Wild Boar—not just Wild Boar-at-Large—are now...
Advocating for Alberta’s Pork Producers Alberta Pork speaks up for the province’s pork producers who raise more than 2.6 million pigs each year and support over 13,000 Albertans in jobs that contribute $1.6 billion annually to Alberta’s economy. Our role is to make...
SCAP Value-Added Programs Alberta producers and processors now have access to two exciting funding opportunities through the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (SCAP): the On-Farm Value Added Program and the Value-Added Program. These programs are open for...
