Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation - SCIC

05/27/2026

Seeding progress in some parts of the province is delayed due to flooding and spring moisture. We understand how this can make planning and field work challenging.

Under the Crop Insurance Program, our recommended seeding dates are based on average days to maturity by crop, typical first fall frost dates and location in the province. These seeding dates help ensure crops have the best opportunity to reach maturity under normal growing conditions. Recommended seeding dates vary by crop and location and can be confirmed using our Seeding Date Tool.

Crops remain insurable when seeded between the recommended seeding dates and the final seeding deadline of June 20. Losses throughout the season that are not related to the seeding date, like drought, disease, wind and hail are all insured. If you seed later than the recommended seeding date, your claim may be reduced if your crops suffer losses related to late seeding that are abnormal compared to other producers in the area. No liability is accepted for crops seeded after June 20.

Learn more about your options and coverage at: https://www.scic.ca/crop-insurance/program-overview/multi-peril.

SARM Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan

05/20/2026

Protect your feed, crops and livestock before wildlife damage happens.

What support is available:
✔Fencing options to protect feed yards, feed sources, nurseries and market gardens.
✔Guardian dogs, most effective when complemented by other predation
management practices.
✔Predation Specialists work with you to identify measures suitable for your operation.

Contact: https://www.scic.ca/contact-us

05/19/2026

Attention 2025 AgriStability participants!

The deadline to submit your program forms, without penalty, is approaching fast.

To ensure eligibility in AgriStability, submit your forms by June 30, 2026.

05/15/2026

Our offices are closed on Victoria Day, May 18, 2026. Regular business hours resume May 19, 2026.

05/13/2026

Rooting is a warning sign of wild pig activity.

Wild pigs dig up soil in search of food, causing damage to crops, pasture and habitat.

If you spot rooting, tracks or pigs themselves, report it right away:
📞 1‑833‑PIG‑SPOT
💻 scic.ca/squealonpigs

05/12/2026

Livestock Price Insurance is a proactive risk management option that helps protect you in a volatile cattle market.

Visit: LPI.ca
Call Us: 1-888-935-0000.
Saskatchewan Cattle Association Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association Saskatchewan Agriculture

05/11/2026

If you're a Crop Insurance customer with crops under the Contract Price Option, the last day to get your contract details to us is May 31, 2026.

Have questions or want to go over the Contract Price Option? Call us:
1‑888‑935‑0000.

The Contract Price Option allows you to insure at a higher prices at which it is contracted. The insured price is an average of your contract price and SCIC’s base price based on the amount of crop contracted and your production guarantee. This creates a “blended” price for which you will be i...

05/07/2026

Trade uncertainty, tight cattle supply and price volatility are real risks. Livestock Price Insurance is a price floor to protect your revenue.

Visit: LPI.ca
Call Us: 1-888-935-0000.

Saskatchewan Cattle Association Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association Saskatchewan Agriculture

05/06/2026

Funding is available to producers for prevention measures taken to limit or reduce the wildlife damage to crops, feed supplies and livestock.

To learn ways to prevent wildlife damage, contact us today
https://bit.ly/43nCWTg.

Funding is available to producers for prevention measures taken to limit or reduce the wildlife damage to crops, feed supplies and livestock. Contact us today to learn ways to prevent wildlife damage.

05/05/2026

If you've enrolled in the 2025 Program Year, you may benefit from the 2025 enhancements. Submit your 2025 program forms to take advantage of larger benefit opportunities.

Submit your forms today: https://connect.scic.ca/AgConnect/login/init.