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Holiday closure

All AFSC offices, including the LPI Client Contact Centre, will be closed from December 24 at 2 p.m. through January 1, 2025. We will reopen January 2, 2025. Last day for Claim Request – December 16, 2024 Last day of expiring policies – December 23, 2024 (statements and any indemnity processing on January 8, 2025) First day for Claim Request – January 13, 2025 (Fed, Feeder-AB), January 20, 2025 (Feeder-SaskMan, Calf-AB, Calf-SaskMan) Last day for Purchase – December 19, 2024 First day for Purchase – January 14, 2025 (Fed, Feeder-AB, Hog), January 21, 2025 (Feeder-SaskMan)

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Livestock Price Insurance

About Cattle Price Insurance

Every type of beef operation faces price, basis and currency risk, however based on the product being produced and marketed the producer is impacted differently by each. To provide adequate protection, each of the three cattle insurance programs is designed to target a different stage of production. For more information, click here.

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Benefits of Livestock Price Insurance

Protection
Against volatility in the marketplace.

Protect your bottom line
Manage the risk of falling prices in the market.

Simple and easy to understand
Market-driven, flexible and coverage based on current market conditions.

Tailored
Products are there for every aspect of the beef production chain and for hog price protection.

cow and calves in winter

LPI-CALF

Livestock Price Insurance for calves is intended for calves born in the spring and sold in the fall. Producers can tailor coverage by purchasing price insurance for intended marketings from September to December.

LPI-FEEDER

Livestock Price Insurance for feeder cattle is intended for backgrounded animals. Producers can tailor coverage to their operation by purchasing price insurance for intended marketings year-round.

LPI-FED

Livestock Price Insurance - Fed program is intended animals intended for slaughter and expected to Grade A or better. It is market-driven and coverage offered directly reflects the fed cattle market.