News From SCIC

SCIC will soon be introducing a new method for adjusting premiums which accounts for individual crops, claim history and differences based on location.

Avoid penalty and submit your 2021 AgriStability forms by September 30, 2022

SCIC recognizes the challenges many Saskatchewan producers are facing due to varying growing and weather conditions. Under the Crop Insurance Program, customers are covered against both yield and quality loss on insured crops.

Crop Insurance customers have coverage for insurable causes of loss such as drought, excessive moisture, hail, flooding, frost, wind, wildfire, disease, pest and wildlife damage.

Beat the rush and get your results sooner! By submitting your AgriStability forms well in advance of the September 30 deadline, SCIC can process your file sooner – and if you are in a benefit position, your payment is issued faster.