A special harvest took place south of Edmonton last week, with community members coming together in an effort to end world hunger.

David Benjestorf started the Pandemic Planting Project to provide food for those in need.

After such a wet summer, expectations were low for this year's harvest on some northern Alberta fields.

Some Alberta farmers are seeding and hoping the rain stays away, while others are still just trying to get last year's crop off.

After several difficult harvests, a new grain dryer grant program is available to help Alberta farmers upgrade their grain handling systems.

As of Dec. 3, 2019, 89.7 per cent of all crops had been harvested across the province, which is down from both 2018 and 2017.

The County of St. Paul declared state of agricultural disaster, saying that as of Nov. 26, 35 per cent of crops were still in the ground.

Alberta farmers are asking for aggressive action from the government on serious economic hardships following this year’s ‘harvest from hell’.

Farmers across the province continue to battle the weather to finish up harvest.

A horse rescue near Leduc, Alta. is hoping for donations to help feed more than 80 horses during a high quality hay shortage.