Finished harvest?

Report your detailed net production, accounting for weight, dockage and grade by individual field on your Production Declaration.

Production information is used to calculate annual yield and must be submitted before you can register a post-harvest claim and no later than November 15.

Contact your local SCIC office (phone, mail, fax or deliver in person), or use CropConnect to report your production and register a claim.

Producers may be eligible to receive funding for steps taken towards crop damage prevention and predation damage prevention to reduce issues with wildlife.

All Saskatchewan producers are eligible for compensation for losses caused by wildlife. You do not need to be an existing SCIC customer to submit a claim.

Call your local SCIC office as soon as damage is detected.

Livestock Price Insurance is a business risk-management program allowing producers to purchase price protection on livestock in the form of an insurance policy.

LPI reduces the risk of market uncertainty and protects the value of livestock from unexpected price drops. Policies are based on a forward market price.