Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan

Founded in 2000 and based in Regina, Saskatchewan, the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) is the province’s only democratically elected, non-partisan, general farm organization. APAS represents farmers and ranchers in 135 rural municipalities, advocating for policies that support agricultural sustainability, profitability, and rural vitality. The organization helps producers by addressing issues like carbon taxation, drought relief, grain handling, and farm succession planning through policy development and government engagement. APAS empowers farmers to shape the future of agriculture in Saskatchewan and across Canada through grassroots representation and strategic advocacy.