Join the Youth Climate Lab at Art City for an afternoon and evening of clay, climate, and connection! 

Join Associate Professor Monireh Faramarzi and VP of Data Science Phillip Harder to discuss the effects of increased snowfall on drought and agriculture in Alberta, followed by a Q and A.

This session invites food stakeholders, service providers, and community members to reflect on how we can move from food charity to food justice and build systems that are community-led and care-centered.

This webinar offers a clear, farmer-focused perspective on seed policy and why it matters now.

The summit brings together experts across seed production and restoration to explore what’s working on the ground.

This 3-day virtual conference brings together researchers, students, producers, government, commodity organizations and industry representatives with a range of perspectives to collectively share ideas and experiences about how to improve agricultural sustainability in Canada.

Come out and Watch short films about farmers in Canada and Alberta!

Virtual book club discussion - “Prairie Edge” in conversation with the author Conor Kerr.

This session centres Radical Black Farming as an ancestral and contemporary practice rooted in memory, resistance, and self-determination.

Learn about options for maximizing the profitability and productivity of the land while capturing ecosystem service gains.

Brings together community-based climate and environmental monitoring practitioners to share knowledge, learn from each other, and strengthen networks across regions. This session features the Red River Métis Community-Based Climate Monitoring Program.

Jacques Gross, Manitoba Organics' newest Member of the Board of Directors, will lead a practical refresher on financial literacy resources available to organic grain operations.

Beavers are increasingly recognized as powerful partners in watershed resilience. Their dams slow water, store it on the landscape, reconnect floodplains, reduce erosion, improve habitat, and help buffer both floods and droughts—when built in the right places

Fiscal Resilience and Environmental Resilience: How Strong Towns Thinking can Advance Environmental Causes

Join our National Youth Meet & Greet for young farmers, farm workers, and food system organisers to connect and learn how the NFU Youth Caucus organises, develops policy, and builds collective power!

A timely conversation on the future of Canada’s National School Food Program and what’s needed to strengthen and sustain it for the long term.

February is a time for storytelling. Come hear traditional storytellers Louise Halfe, Dr. Kathy Walker and Simon Bird share creation stories that are relevant to decolonization today.

February is a time for storytelling. Come hear traditional storytellers Louise Halfe, Dr. Kathy Walker and Simon Bird share creation stories that are relevant to decolonization today.

Two Presentations/Guest Speakers followed by producer sharing and networking.

Cost: Free, but registration is required.

Join Dr. Peter Soroye from Wildlife Conservation Society Canada as he introduces the KBA work in Canada, and an overview of how this tool may support stewardship and conservation work in watersheds across Canada.

Topic: Pollination biology in organic agriculture

Guest speaker: Graham Parsons, Pollinator Biosecurity Specialist, Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture

Weed management is an important topic in organic agriculture. This presentation emphasizes the integration of top-down and bottom-up approaches to weed management, while also discussing the opportunities and challenges involved.

Bin-run seed is an important part of most farms, but there's a lot more to the story of where our field crop seed comes from.

Join SaskSoil for a live webinar with Tannis Axten exploring the power of community — from soil ecosystems to farming systems and the people who steward them.

The Brokenhead River Ag Conference is held annually the first week in February. The 2026 Conference will feature a 2-day event connecting local producers with industry experts. Day 1 targets Beef and Forages; Day 2 focuses on Grain and Crops. The conference also allows farmers to see the latest innovation in agriculture and to have face-to-face interactions with exhibitors.