Completing an EFP is like:
🌩️ A weather forecast: you can't control the storm, but you can prepare for it
🔦 A flashlight: it lights up risks before they catch you off guard
🔍 A magnifying glass: see small risks before they become big problems
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Every additional grazing day reduces dependence on purchased feed. With rotation, Alberta ranchers often see forage production increase enough to extend grazing by several weeks. #efp #abefp #sustainableagriculture #sustainablefarming #albertaag #agriculture

Predator coexistence takes people working together. In the Waterton Biosphere Reserve, ranchers, livestock, and wildlife share the land. The 2016 Striking Balance series showcases local ranchers as stewards of this incredible landscape.
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Fladry — lines of flagging hung along fences — creates movement and noise that can deter wolves and other predators. Producers often pair it with visual or sound deterrents. 🔊

Watch this video on fladry from People and Carnivores: bit.ly/3JiBwBS

This video may be old, but it’s still gold. Communities in Montana’s Blackfoot Valley and Southern Alberta reduced predator conflict by tackling a key attractant: livestock carcasses. The lesson: prevention, coexistence, resilience.
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🌾 Alberta’s EFP+ program helps producers go beyond basic stewardship—protecting soil and water quality, habitat protection & sustainable land use.
Ag companies: want to align with environmental leadership? Learn more & get involved.
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