AgriStability
About this program
Federal program that protects Canadian producers against large declines in farming income due to production loss, increased costs and market conditions, covering 80% of losses below the threshold.
Eligibility
Canadian agricultural producers who enroll annually and pay program fees.
Source: official program page at agriculture.canada.ca. Last checked by Ag Alerts on June 14, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible for AgriStability?
Canadian agricultural producers who enroll annually and pay program fees.
Is this program still open?
No, this program is currently closed to new applications. Many programs reopen annually; check the official program page or sign up for a reopening alert above.
How much funding is available?
80% of losses below 30% threshold. See the official program page for full details.
How do I apply?
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