Join the Central Alberta Grazing Club: Connect, Learn, and Grow with Fellow Producers
Interested in a grazing club? We’re looking for central Alberta producers who want to join!
Grazing Across Continents Showcases Innovation in Soil Health and Stewardship
By Martina Hubl, Communications Coordinator. On August 23, Arbutus Hall became the hub of a global conversation on regenerative agriculture, as 56 producers came together with a visiting delegation of Australian grazers for the “Grazing Across Continents” field day….
Fall Feed Gaps and Forage Facts: What We Learned in Red Deer, Rocky Mountain House, and Caroline
By Abby-Ann Redman, Alberta Pasture Nutrient Analysis Project
Over the past few years, I’ve had the opportunity to work on a project that digs deep into the nutrient quality of Alberta’s pastures. Alongside a fantastic team, I helped sample and analyze grasses from across the province to better understand how forage quality shifts throughout the grazing season and between regions…
CAFLA Expands On-Farm Trials and Producer Services with Provincial Grant Support
Rocky Mountain House – June 26, 2025 – The Central Alberta Forage and Livestock Association (CAFLA) is expanding its ability to serve producers across the region, thanks to a capital grant from the Government of Alberta. The funding will allow CAFLA to purchase essential equipment that will enhance field trials, demonstrations, and direct services to local farmers and ranchers.
Connecting Through Agriculture: From the EAT Tour to Aggie Days
By Martina Hubl. Spring has been a busy and exciting season for the Central Alberta Forage and Livestock Association (CAFLA) as we took part in several community events focused on agricultural awareness, education, and engagement….
Soil, School, and Staying Local: Building a Future in Ag
Introducing our Seasonal Field Technician: Andrew Korver…
Alsike Clover and Horses: Managing Risk in Your Pasture
By Greg Paranich. Alsike clover is found in most areas in Alberta that have been farmed. It was introduced as one of the earliest forages available in our grandfathers’ time. With its hard seed coat, it can remain dormant in the soil “seed bank” for very long periods of time…
Understanding Soil Health: Insights from the ABC’s of a Soil Test Report Workshop
By Martina Hubl
On Monday, March 17th, Central Alberta Forage and Livestock Association hosted The ABC’s of a Soil Test Report alongside Clearwater County and CARA Soil Health Labs. The event….
Honoured to Be Nominated: Reflections on Women in Agriculture
By Tatyana Pavlovets. It was an absolute honour to be nominated for the Woman in Agriculture award, handed out at the Mountain View and Neighbours Women in Business Annual Awards Luncheon….
Welcome to Central Alberta Forage and Livestock Association’s New Website!
We are thrilled to unveil the Central Alberta Forage and Livestock Association’s (CAFLA) newly redesigned website, marking over 40 years of dedication to promoting sustainable forage and livestock production practices in Central Alberta…