Join Adrienne Hanson (CFGA) and Sonja Shank (ARECA) to discuss the ins and outs of rotational grazing concepts and grazing plans. This online workshop will help producers to create grazing plans for their operations and answer questions along the way.

Join Adrienne Hanson (CFGA) and Sonja Shank (ARECA) to discuss the ins and outs of rotational grazing concepts and grazing plans. This online workshop will help producers to create grazing plans for their operations and answer questions along the way.

Join Adrienne Hanson (CFGA) and Sonja Shank (ARECA) to discuss the ins and outs of rotational grazing concepts and grazing plans. This online workshop will help producers to create grazing plans for their operations and answer questions along the way.

Join Adrienne Hanson (CFGA) and Sonja Shank (ARECA) to discuss the ins and outs of rotational grazing concepts and grazing plans. This online workshop will help producers to create grazing plans for their operations and answer questions along the way.

Join Chinook Applied Research Association for Grazing Club in Pollockville.

Join Adrienne Hanson (CFGA) and Sonja Shank (ARECA) to discuss the ins and outs of rotational grazing concepts and grazing plans. This online workshop will help producers to create grazing plans for their operations and answer questions along the way.

Join Chinook Applied Research Association for March Grazing Club in Consort.

Join ARECA , EFP, AgKnow and the partners organizations for updates of their accomplishments over the last year. A short presentation by each organization, AgKnow and EFP followed by a short business meeting. Best Western Denham Inn & Suites 5207-50 Avenue Leduc, Alberta

Check out this informative intercropping webinar with the staff from Mackenzie Applied Research Association and local producers. Focus will be on barley, peas, canola and pea and oats in a perennial mix. Zoom link available for those not able to attend in person..

Join us in Wetaskiwin County at Lakedell Agricultural Society for an interactive workshop for producers to look at drought resiliency and management. This workshop is set out to provide producers with tools to put in their toolbox to manage a potential drought and how to prepare their farms and pastures.

Join Chinook Applied Research Association for March Grazing Club in Spondin.

Join Chinook Applied Research Association for February Grazing Club in Consort.

Join Chinook Applied Research Association for February Grazing Club in Pollockville.

This event covers a wide range of topics related to on-farm best practices for natural resource and livestock management and economic development. Each year the organizing team ensures the topics are interesting and relevant to the current industry climate. Workshop sessions have included livestock handling demonstrations, off-site watering system demonstrations, manure management, producer panels on a variety of topics, market updates, livestock health and much, much more.

Join Chinook Applied Research Association for February Grazing Club in Oyen.

Join us in Lamont County for an interactive workshop for producers to look at drought resiliency and management. This workshop is set out to provide producers with tools to put in their toolbox to manage a potential drought and how to prepare their farms and pastures.

Join FFGA at one of five workshops on local funding opportunities. At these workshop, producers will have the chance to network with experts from the program and other local organizations. In the afternoon choose to work hands on with experts and technicians in 1 of 3 breakout sessions, Environmental Farm Plan, RALP Funding support, or How to Build a Grazing Plan.

Join Chinook Applied Research Association for January Grazing Club in Consort. This month’s topics include Tips for Extended Grazing to Reduce Winter Feed Costs.

Join Chinook Applied Research Association for January Grazing Club in Pollockville. This month’s topics include Tips for Extended Grazing to Reduce Winter Feed Costs.

Join Chinook Applied Research Association for January Grazing Club in Hand Hill Hall. This month’s topics include Tips for Extended Grazing to Reduce Winter Feed Costs.

Join FFGA at one of five workshops on local funding opportunities. At these workshop, producers will have the chance to network with experts from the program and other local organizations. In the afternoon choose to work hands on with experts and technicians in 1 of 3 breakout sessions, Environmental Farm Plan, RALP Funding support, or How to Build a Grazing Plan.

Join us as we discuss funding opportunities including the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (SCAP), Resilient Agricultural Landscapes Program (RALP), On-Farm Climate Action Fund (OFCAF), and Grazing Planning. We will provide an overview for producers on submitting OFCAF final project reports. Bring your laptop and work on a grazing plan.

Brought to you by Farming Forward and Gateway Research Organization with support from the Canadian Forage and Grasslands Association

Do you want to graze differently? Have a plan that needs some tweaking? Want to practice rotational or mob grazing but don’t know where to start? Come learn from someone who’s been doing it successfully. Graeme Finn, of Southern Cross Livestock near Madden, AB, successfully grazes year round. He grazes high legume pastures and annual crops, and utilizes intensive rotational and winter swath grazing strategies. Learn how he manages fencing and water, how biodiversity and soil health can improve your plan, and about some of the tools available to help you.

Bring an air photo of your pastures, or your laptop to access a tool like Google Earth, and develop your own plan. Graeme will be available for advice and suggestions.

Join CARA for a grazing workshop and an update on local funding opportunities. At these workshop, producers will have the chance to network with experts from the program and other local organizations.

Soil Health Field Day – Nov 21, 9:30-3:30

Brought to you by the Regenerative Alberta Living Lab (RALL), Farming Forward, and Gateway Research Organization (GRO)

Join us to learn more about using beneficial microbes and compost to enrich your soil and the soil sampling being conducted by RALL for the morning. The afternoon will include a tour and discussion about best compost practices.

Speakers: Producers Frank Maddock, Ward Middleton, and Colby Hanson, along with Dr. Kris Nichols and Dr. Monika Gorzelak.

Join FFGA at one of five workshops on local funding opportunities. At these workshop, producers will have the chance to network with experts from the program and other local organizations. In the afternoon choose to work hands on with experts and technicians in 1 of 3 breakout sessions, Environmental Farm Plan, RALP Funding support, or How to Build a Grazing Plan.

Workshop focusing on weed and plant id and management, riparian areas, and forest restoration. Pasture walk to follow.

Join FFGA at one of five workshops on local funding opportunities. At these workshop, producers will have the chance to network with experts from the program and other local organizations. In the afternoon choose to work hands on with experts and technicians in 1 of 3 breakout sessions, Environmental Farm Plan, RALP Funding support, or How to Build a Grazing Plan.