What farmers do with Township Canada
You run the operation. Owned quarters, leased quarters, custom work, every parcel tracked by legal land description. The day-to-day is single lookups, lease checks, route planning to scout fields, and the seasonal push around SCIC and AFSC paperwork. Township Canada is built for that pace.
Before the SCIC seeded acreage report goes in
Every parcel on the report is reconciled against title records. A transposed range number, a wrong meridian, a wrong quarter — caught now, the form is fixed; caught later, you're amending paperwork mid-claim. Drop each description into the Saskatchewan converter or Alberta converter, confirm the pin lands on the field you actually farm. About 15 seconds per parcel.
Mapping a new lease before signing
A lease lists SW 24-039-04 W5M — land you haven't walked. The one-click parcel report pulls the legal description, GPS coordinates, area in acres, LSRS soil productivity, and the most recent 5 years of crop history. Fifteen minutes of map work before signing tells you what you're actually getting.
Finding any quarter by description
Soil samplers, custom sprayers, grain truck drivers don't always have GPS handy. They have NE 31-040-26 W3 on a sticky note. Enter it, get coordinates, share the pin to a phone. The quarter section finder covers the single-parcel workflow.
A day of field scouting
Eight parcels to check across three townships. Without routing that's 90 minutes of backtracking. The route planner takes a list of legal descriptions, converts them, and orders the stops to minimize driving time across range roads and township roads.
What's in the parcel report
For any DLS quarter section, the parcel report at /parcel/[lld] pulls:
- Legal description — coordinates, acreage, township/range/meridian
- LSRS productivity — 0-100 soil productivity score from AGRASID 4.1 (Alberta v1; Saskatchewan coverage coming)
- 5-year AAFC crop history — dominant crop, rotation pattern, Shannon diversity index (Alberta + Saskatchewan)
- Treaty / Indigenous consultation flag — surfaces if the parcel sits within Treaty 4, 6, 7, 8, or 10 boundaries
Free tier (no account or Ag Lite) gets 5 reports per month. Ag Farmer is unlimited with PDF export (the export button is shipped; the PDF generator follows shortly).
Which tier fits
- Ag Lite — $20 CAD/mo. 5 parcel reports per month plus single-parcel LSRS and crop-history lookups. Right for the producer who needs a few verifications a year.
- Ag Farmer — $50 CAD/mo. Unlimited reports, full LSRS and AAFC overlays on the map across all toggled regions, treaty hazard flags, and PDF export (button shipped — generator next). Right for working farmers checking new leases, walking the operation, or preparing SCIC/AFSC paperwork at scale.
See full pricing on the pricing page, or jump in with your first parcel report.