Welcome to the
Alberta Goat Association
Early bird 2018 AGA membership
From Now to January 1, 2019
memberships are only $135.00!!
Alberta Goat Association 2018 conference sponsors
Saddle Hills County
Walter's Cat Works Ltd
CCIA
Dr Michael Levy
Big Country 93.1
Moose FM
Dragonfly Energy Therapy Inc.
Ricks Fuel services
Butter Chicken Co.
FCC
Cargill
UFA Farm and Ranch
The Goat Patch
Melodi and Allen MacKinnon- Rafter LC
Zubot Welding
Gisler Goats
Innisfail and District Agricultural Society
Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers
VJV Westlock Auctions
Olds Auction Mart
Stockyard Vet Services
Fairwinds Dairy
Beaver Hill Auctions
County of Grande Prairie
Stacy Connors
Webb Machine Industries
Ivan Craig
Clear Hills County
Nutri Source Dairy Tech
Garner Vegetation Ltd
AFAC
St Paul Denture Clinic
Thorhild Drugs/Darrell Coma
H & M Meats
Silent Auction Supporters
Evalina Cornell: Thirty 1
Barry and Maureen Lewis: Balmaur Farms
Rick Belt: Golden Acres Honey
Three Hills IDA Pharmacy
Ken and Wendy Kingsmith:
HiPro Westlock
Aspen Acres Boer Goats
SLF Ranch
Xtreme Power Westlock
Gisler Boer Goats
Alberta 4H
Discover Wildlife Park
Popular Grove Vet Innisfail
Blue Rock Mineral
Deer Mart
Big Valley Sales
Linda Paquette
Prairie Coast Equipment
UFA
Vern and Celia Crawford
Small Farm Canada
Jean Alford
Rocky Mountain Equipment Case IH
Mad Dog Cresting
John Henderson
Keddies
Prairie Bus Liners
Three Hills Home Hardware Building Centre
Walter’s Cat Works Ltd.
Spirit Hops and Grapes
Spotted Gecko
White Treasure Farms
Innisfail Jr 4H Goat Club
Greidanus Apiaries
Proud supporters of the Alberta Goat Association
AGa isProud to be apart of these wonderful organizations
About the AGA
The Alberta Goat Association (AGA) was registered as a non-profit society on February 14, 1970 by a small group of goat breeders who wished to have an official club to serve their interests.
In 2012 the Board of Directors with the support of the membership undertook an ambitious plan to further the goals and ambitions of the Alberta Goat industry, recognizing that the industry had grown beyond the original mandate to include producers of all types of goats: dairy, meat and fibre. The mandate of the AGA changed to acknowledge the ever increasing workload of the volunteer board to have the industry recognized as a whole to government, the Alberta agricultural industry and the public at large.
As of May 2018 there are 50 members from across Alberta. A board of ten directors implements the objectives of the association and members take part in an annual general meeting. AGA activities include seminars, shows, displays, demonstrations, and information services with a primary focus on the AGA Convention and Production Sale held in the Fall.
AGA news and other goat related articles and information are available in the AGA's official monthly communication e-newsletter "Goat Droppings" and in the bimonthly magazine "GoatKeeper", as well as on this site.
The AGA works closely with Alberta Agriculture and Food and the Diversified Livestock Fund of Alberta to further the goat industry. As well, the AGA is a voting member of the Canadian National Goat Federation and a supporting member of the Alberta Farm Animal Care and the International Goat Association.
Contact us here.