Click here for a very informative video introduction to BTAP.
Click here to read a Prospectus.
The Blood Tribe Indian Reserve uses three rivers as natural boundaries: the Belly River to the west; Oldman River to the north; and the St. Mary River to the east. The Kainai (Blood Tribe) are proud members of the Blackfoot Confederacy which include the Piikani, Siksika and South Peigan (Blackfeet). The Blood Tribe has a population of over ten-thousand occupying approximately 549.7 square miles or 344,500 acres. The Blood Tribe Indian Reserve is the largest Indian reserve in Canada.
BTAP, or the Blood Tribe Agricultural Project, is located on the Blood Tribe Reserve in Southern Alberta, Canada. There are several different aspects of our organization, as follows:
- AOHKII Investment Property Management & BTIM Blood Tribe Irrigation Management
- Blood Tribe Forage Processing
- Blood Band Farm
- Mataki Farms
- Sawkee Feedlot
Click here to read a Prospectus.
The Blood Tribe Indian Reserve uses three rivers as natural boundaries: the Belly River to the west; Oldman River to the north; and the St. Mary River to the east. The Kainai (Blood Tribe) are proud members of the Blackfoot Confederacy which include the Piikani, Siksika and South Peigan (Blackfeet). The Blood Tribe has a population of over ten-thousand occupying approximately 549.7 square miles or 344,500 acres. The Blood Tribe Indian Reserve is the largest Indian reserve in Canada.