Agricultural Services
Cultivating a viable and sustainable region
The County's Ag Services team provides updates, equipment and expertise to assist area producers with a range of agriculture, horticulture and conservation needs. Our seasoned industry experts are standing by to help with any ag-related queries you may have.
The County's Agricultural Service Board helps steward the production, profitability and sustainability of our ag sector through seasoned guidance and sustainable program support. Ag policies are implemented and enforced per various Government of Alberta acts.
Weed and Pest Control Resources
Primary Ag Services Programs and Resources
EVENTS
Rural Roots Farmer Showcase
An annual celebration of local-source culinary excellence
Rural Roots Farmer Showcase gives folks an opportunity to experience exceptional food and gain a better understanding of where their food comes from. This event highlights local food producers by bringing them together at the perfect venue: the George Pegg Botanic Garden.
See a recap of previous events, and keep tabs on how things are shaping up for this year's Rural Roots Farmer Showcase.
Popular Agricultural Services Programs and Initiatives
Noxious Species
VEGETATION MANAGEMENT
The County helps protect the region's agricultural productivity by controlling harmful native and introduced plant species. Private landowners are also tasked with controlling invasive species and other pests on their properties. Learn more about invasive species control here.
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Problem Wildlife
BEAVER CONTROL
Each year, a variety of methods are employed to prevent beaver dams and colonies from compromising the integrity of County roads and infrastructure. Ag Services crews assists landowners who request the removal of nuisance beaver dams from their properties.
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Ag Governance
AGRICULTURAL SERVICE BOARD
The ASB provides vital expertise and resources to help manage weed, pest, soil and water conservation programs, assist in the control of livestock diseases, promote and develop agricultural policies, and undertake projects referred to them by County Council.
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