CAFLA Grazing Club
2026-05-28 17:30 - 21:00 UTC | James River Community Hall
Grazing season is here, so are the CAFLA Grazing Clubs! We are bringing local producers together to talk through rotational grazing practices, compare what’s working (and what isn’t), and learn from each other’s experience. The focus will be practical and driven by the group. Participants will have an opportunity to suggest topics they’d like to dig into over the coming months, whether that’s grazing planning, pasture recovery, fencing setups, or something else relevant to their operation. Supper will be provided.
Location: James River Community Hall, Range Rd 53, James River Bridge, AB T0M 1C0
Date and time: Thu, May 28, 2026 5:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Organizer: CAFLA, (403) 844-2645, general@cafla-ab.ca

CAFLA Grazing Club
2026-05-27 17:30 - 2026-05-28 21:00 | Winfield Ag Society, 4016 6 St E, Winfield, Alberta, T0C 2X0, Canada
Grazing season is here, so are the CAFLA Grazing Clubs! We are bringing local producers together to talk through rotational grazing practices, compare what’s working (and what isn’t), and learn from each other’s experience. The focus will be practical and driven by the group. Participants will have an opportunity to suggest topics they’d like to dig into over the coming months, whether that’s grazing planning, pasture recovery, fencing setups, or something else relevant to their operation. Supper will be provided.
Location: Winfield Ag Society, 4016 6 St E,, Winfield, AB T0C 2X0
Date and time: Wed, May 27, 2026 5:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Organizer: CAFLA, (403) 844-2645, general@cafla-ab.ca

Livestock Roundup: Ruminating on Nutrition
2026-03-13 09:00 - 2026-03-14 16:30 | Pomeroy Inn & Suites at Olds College, 4601 46 Avenue, Olds, Alberta, T4H1P5, Canada
Join Us for the Livestock Roundup: Ruminating on Nutrition!
Don’t miss this hands-on, knowledge-packed event designed for livestock producers who want to improve animal health, optimize feed efficiency, and boost profitability.
Key Highlights Include:

The Power of Feed Testing: Learn why testing your feed is essential and how it can significantly impact your herd’s health and performance.
Spotting Deficiencies Early: Understand the signs of mineral and vitamin deficiencies and how to correct them before they affect productivity.
Finishing Beef Cattle on the Farm: Discover effective strategies to finish cattle efficiently while managing cost and carcass quality.
Tech Tools for Smarter Feeding: Get hands-on with digital rationing tools like Sheepbytes, CowBytes and Performance Beef Software to create precise, cost-effective feeding plans.
Nutritionist Panel Discussion: Ask your toughest questions and gain expert insights from a panel of experienced livestock nutritionists.

Whether you’re a seasoned producer or just starting out, this event will give you the tools and knowledge you need to support healthier animals and a more profitable operation.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/livestock-roundup-tickets-1762726796299?aff=oddtdtcreator

Ranching Opportunities
2026-02-05 08:30 - 16:00 | Olds College, 5250 44 St, Olds, Alberta, T4H 1B7, Canada
Ranching Opportunities is a conference designed for producers involved in or interested in the profession of managing livestock. It was developed with the goal of promoting environmentally and economically sustainable livestock production. We offer innovative and thought-provoking sessions tailored to the current industry issues facing livestock producers.

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.

Low Stress People Handling, Business Planning and Profitability in the Cattle Business, Soil Testing, Producer panel and so much more!

Ranching Opportunities 2026
Admission Includes: Top quality Sessions, Tradeshow, Networking, Producer panel, Lunch, Coffee and Snacks
Location: Olds College Alumni Centre
Time: Doors open at 8:30 am, Agenda begins at 8:50 am
Agenda includes:

8:30-8:50 – Registration
8:50-9:00 Welcome and Announcements
9:00-10:00 – Low Stress People Handling-What Our Livestock Can Teach Us About Effective Communication-Ashley Nicholls
10:00-10:30 – Coffee Break/Tradeshow
10:30-11:20 – Business Planning and Profitability to Optimize Your Cattle Business – Brenna Grant
11:20-11:50 – Why Soil Sampling is Important-Devin Knopp
11:50-12:35 – Lunch/Tradeshow
Reading and Interpreting Your Soil Reports -Devin Knopp
2:35-2:50 – Coffee Break/Tradeshow
2:50-4:00 – Producer Panel
4:00-Closing Remarks

Ladies Livestock Lessons
2026-01-16 08:30 - 16:00 | The Heritage Centre by Mountain View Events LTD., Alberta 580, Cremona, Alberta, T0M 0R0, Canada
LLL is a workshop designed for women involved in or interested in the profession of managing livestock. It was developed with the goals of encouraging and educating women in the business and to facilitate the opportunity to expand their professional network. We offer hands on activities, classroom sessions and the opportunity for women to socialize and connect with other women in the industry.
The first annual LLL was held in 2007 at the Red Lodge Guest Ranch near Bowden, AB. Since then hundreds of ranching and farming women have come together at this event to learn and share their ranching experiences. LLL covers a wide range of topics related to on-farm best practices for natural resources and livestock management. Each year the organizing team ensures the topics are interesting and relevant to the current industry climate. Workshop sessions have included stock dog demonstrations, low stress livestock handling, manure management, plant identification, riparian health, livestock health and much, much more. These sessions are often presented by successful women in the industry who can speak about their own experiences and operations and share their successes and challenges in the agricultural industry.

Join us for an exciting day of learning and networking with other women in agriculture at Ladies Livestock Lessons.

This years sessions will include:

Wildfire Risk Reduction Strategies for Agricultural Producers
Impacts of Invasive Species on Native Ecosystems
Crack the Code – Simple Poultry Practices
Identifying and Treating Scours in Cattle
Ruminant Nutrition and Winter Feeding

For more information visit: https://www.redbowag.com/ladieslivestocklessons
Event Partners include: Foothills Forage & Grazing Association, Central Alberta Forage & Livestock Association, Rocky View County, MD of Bighorn, Clearwater County, Mountain View County, Wheatland County, Kneehill County, Cows & Fish, and Lakeland College.

Hay! Let's Talk Storage
2025-11-28 12:00 - 16:00 | Tin Forest Farm
**Note New Date!**
Join us on November 28 to learn about CAFLA’s latest on-farm trial to test out a biodegradable net wrap product. We’ll also discuss hay storage management and how storage impacts nutritional value of hay.
CAFLA invites you to a hands-on, informative event featuring expert presentations, real-world insights from local producers, and an on-farm visit to Tin Forest Farm to see Nature’s Netwrap in action. The afternoon includes presentations from John Bland of Barbeejay Supplies on hay storage solutions and Abby Redman from Blue Rock Animal Nutrition on feed analysis. Learn how real producers like Alana Schamber are improving sustainability and feed quality on-farm. This is a great opportunity to gain practical knowledge, connect with fellow producers, and explore innovative tools to improve your operation. Lunch included – don’t miss it!
Please call 403-844-2645 to register or use the link. https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/hay-lets-talk-storage-tickets-1677443441489?aff=oddtdtcreator

Ag Drone School
2025-11-17 09:00 - 2025-11-18 16:30 | Lakedell Ag Society, 461043 RR 12, Westerose, Alberta, T0C 2C0, Canada
Ag Drone School- Presented by CAFLA, County of Wetaskiwin & Land View Drones
November 17 & 18, 2025
Lakedell Agricultural Society, Westerose, Alberta

Take Your Farm Management to New Heights
Are you ready to harness the power of drone technology to make smarter, data-driven decisions on your farm? During this hands-on workshop, participants will dive into the real-world applications of drones in modern agriculture — from mapping and field analysis to range planning, herd scouting, and livestock monitoring. You’ll learn how to collect, process, and interpret drone imagery to improve efficiency, productivity, and sustainability on your operation.

What to Expect

Two full days of expert-led instruction with Land View Drones’ experienced trainers.

Hands-on flight training using a fleet of agricultural drones — gain confidence flying, capturing data, and troubleshooting in the field.

In-depth sessions on regulatory requirements, drone licensing, and integrating drone workflows into everyday farm management.

Comprehensive learning materials, including a detailed binder to support your continued learning after the course.

Networking opportunities with other producers, innovators, and industry professionals who are embracing precision agriculture.

Lunches and refreshments provided both days to keep you fueled and focused.

Special Offer!
CAFLA members receive $100 off the regular registration fee — a great reason to join or renew your membership if you haven’t already.
Register today: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/ag-drone-school-tickets-1762573096579?aff=oddtdtcreator

Why Attend?
Drones are transforming agriculture across Alberta and beyond — offering new ways to monitor crop health, track livestock, and optimize land use. Whether you’re brand new to drones or looking to expand your existing knowledge, this course will provide the skills, confidence, and practical experience you need to integrate drone technology effectively into your farm management strategy.
Sneak Peek at the Agenda Here

Canadian Finals Rodeo
2025-10-01 - 2025-10-05
Saddle up for the Canadian Finals Rodeo! CFR will take place over five performances at Rogers Place in Edmonton from October 1-5, 2025.
CAFLA is excited to offer its members an exclusive 20% discount on tickets! To take advantage of the deal, get tickets here.
Tickets to the CFR are selling faster than a barrel racer. Go get ’em while you can!
View the full schedule of rodeo performances here.

Notice of Special Member Meeting
2025-09-22 17:30 - 18:30 | Virtual Meeting
The meeting has been called in accordance with the organization’s bylaws and applicable legal requirements. The primary agenda item will be:

Presentation and discussion of the audited financial statements
Approval of the audited financial statements by member vote

Member participation is important.
Please call 403- 844- 2645 to register or register online. https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/mu8f4g2

Grazing Across Continents
2025-08-23 10:00 - 16:00 | Arbutus Community Hall
Join CAFLA, Regenerative Alberta Living Lab, and 4 Clover Ranch on August 23 for a day of shared learning with a visiting delegation of Australian graziers in Clearwater County.
The event begins at 10 AM at Arbutus Hall with presentations and peer discussion focused on region-specific adaptations of regenerative grazing. It’s a unique opportunity to connect with local and international producers, exchange practical insights, and explore diverse approaches to building more resilient grazing systems.
After lunch, participants will head to 4 Clover Ranch, where hosts Kim and Helen Nielsen will lead a field tour highlighting the outcomes of their regenerative grazing practices. From pasture planning to soil health results, the tour offers a hands-on look at these principles in action.
Coffee and registration start 9:30 AM.
Lunch is included and an optional informal BBQ supper(bring a lawn chair!) will follow the tour for those who’d like to continue the conversation.
Register at 403-844-2645 or use the link! https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/grazing-across-continents-tickets-1478844326189?aff=oddtdtcreator

Brewing Better Soil
2025-08-11 13:00 - 16:30 | Arbutus Community Hall
As a follow-up to last year’s Johnson-Su Bioreactor event, we’re excited to host a new workshop focused on the practical use of microbial extract from these bioreactors. This event will explore how the extract works, why it’s gaining momentum in regenerative agriculture, and how CAFLA producers are integrating it into their systems. Dr. Yamily Zavala from the CARA Soil Health Lab will share and compare compost analysis results from bioreactors built by our members, offering valuable insight into their performance and microbial quality.

Attendees will also have the opportunity to visit Revrok Farms for a first look at the Johnson-Su bioreactor in a working farm setting.
Join us for lunch at 12pm!
Sign up using the link or phone 403-844-2645
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/brewing-better-soil-tickets-1478917083809?aff=oddtdtcreator

Microbes, Minerals and Myths with Dr. Don Huber, Emeritus Professor of Plant Pathology, Purdue University
2025-08-11 09:00 - 12:00 | Arbutus Community Hall
Join us for a thought-provoking two-part lecture series with Dr. Don Huber, a long-time researcher and educator in the fields of plant pathology, soil microbiology, and nutrient interactions. Dr. Huber brings decades of academic and field experience to bear on complex questions about soil health, plant disease, and the unintended consequences of modern agricultural practices.

Part 1 – “Is a hidden killer lurking in your soil?”

Part 2 – “Nutrient management to control plant diseases”

While some of Dr. Huber’s perspectives remain debated within mainstream science, his presentations invite critical thinking and open dialogue on issues that affect both conventional and regenerative producers. Whether you agree or disagree, this is an opportunity to engage with ideas that challenge the status quo.
Lunch to follow! Register at 403-844-2645 or use the link! https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/microbes-minerals-and-myths-with-dr-don-huber-tickets-1478874616789?aff=oddtdtcreator

CFGA Mattheis Field Day
2025-07-22 09:00 - 15:30 | University of Alberta mattheis Research Ranch, Rosemary
This event is made possible by the Canadian Forage and Grasslands Association (CFGA) and is intended for producers to learn more about rotational grazing including understanding the benefits and how-to.
Cost to attend is $20/person, includes lunch. The field tours will held outdoors, please prepare accordingly.
9am-12:30pm – Field Tours
Rotational Cattle Grazing (Gemstone Farms)
NoFence Virtual Collar Demonstration (Marcel Busz, Ed Bork)
Razer Grazer Demonstration (Neil Thorsteinston)
Water Systems (Barry Irving, Marcel Busz)
12:30-1:30pm – Lunch, catered by The Prairie Girl
1:30-3:30pm – Field Tour
Soil Water Infiltration Demo (Chinook Applied Research Association)
Soil Health – Climate Action Through Grazing Project (University of Alberta)
Polycrop Grazing (Renovo)

Livestock Roundup: Ruminating on Nutrition POSTPONED
2025-07-04 15:10
This year’s Livestock Roundup: Ruminating on Nutrition is POSTPONED!

This year’s topics include:
The importance of feed testing, mineral/ vitamin deficiency symptoms, finishing beef cattle on the farm, learning to use rationing tools such as CowBytes and Performance Beef Software, and a featured nutritionist panel.
Admission packages available.
To register, call 403-844-2645.

CAFLA Annual General Meeting & Dinner
2025-06-19 15:30 - 20:30 | Rimbey Riverside Retreat
Members and friends of CAFLA are welcome to attend our Annual General Meeting and dinner! Join us for a $65 prime rib dinner, entertainment, and a celebration of another great year.
Doors open at 3:30PM
As a member, you are the heart of CAFLA. Active participation in governance ensures the association remains responsive, relevant, and forward-thinking. When you engage in the AGM, you’re not just attending a meeting — you’re helping guide the direction of local agriculture research, extension, and innovation. Make your voice count. Support our industry. Join us at the AGM. You don’t have to be a member to attend the AGM, however only members with current membership are eligible to vote.
Cocktail Hour at 5PM
Whether you are joining us for the AGM, just dinner or both, this is a perfect opportunity to catch up with friends and colleagues. Cash bar will be open.
Dinner at 6PM
Please join us for a prime rib dinner, catered by one of our own members, Tom Jackson and his Kodiak BBQ crew. If you’ve been to one of our recent dinners, you know you don’t want to miss this! We are looking forward to welcoming you at the Rimbey Riverside Retreat for a fun and casual dinner with your spouse and friends. You don’t have to be a member to attend the event.
To register, call 403-844-2645
or here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/cafla-agm-dinner-tickets-1329004591509?aff=oddtdtcreator

Rethinking Weeds: What's Invading Your Fields & How to Stop It
2025-06-17 10:00 - 15:30 | Lacombe Research and Development Centre, Lacombe
Join us for a hands-on learning experience at the Lacombe Research and Development Centre on June 17, 2025!
🔹 Learn from the experts:

An update on herbicide resistance
Kochia is now in Central Alberta; how can we stop it.
U of A Project looking at invasive annual grass management.
Learn about the new invader Corn Brome.
U of A project with Canada Thistle and Wild Licorice.

🔹 Get hands-on weed ID training with 45+ different species
🔹 Bus transportation required, departing from:

Red Deer County: CrossRoads Church, 38105 Range Road 275 (10:00AM departure)
Lacombe County: County Adminstration Office Hwy 12 and Range Road 27-4 intersection (10:00AM departure)

Cost: $30/person
Register here

RDAR Round-up 2025
2025-06-11 08:00 - 18:00 | The Heritage Centre, Alberta 580, Cremona, Alberta, T0M 0R0, Canada
Join us for an exciting and insightful day focused on how a market-driven approach to innovation can boost profitability and prosperity. Through expert-led talks, peer-to-peer discussions, and demonstrations of practical science, we’ll explore how what’s developed in the lab can apply directly on-farm. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and drive innovation forward!
RDAR is holding its fourth annual Round-Up on June 11, 2025 at the Heritage Centre in Cremona.
Join us for an exciting and insightful day focused on how a market-driven approach to operations can boost profitability and prosperity!
Through expert-led talks, peer-to-peer discussions, and demonstrations of practical science, we’ll explore how innovations developed in the lab can be applied directly on-farm to create real-world impact.
We’re thrilled to announce that Dianne Finstad will be our emcee for this festive and engaging event. Plus, don’t miss our keynote address from Joel Cowley, CEO of the Calgary Stampede, who’s sure to deliver a powerful and inspiring talk.
This year’s Round-Up is a combination of thought-provoking speakers, exhibits and demonstrations. Here’s some of what you can expect:

A room full of people passionate about learning, connecting and making sure agriculture gets the recognition it deserves in Alberta’s
Seeing the results being pursued to drive productivity and profitability for Alberta’s producers
Inspiring speakers, sharing their knowledge and wisdom of agriculture today and into the future.
Demonstrations and exhibits of various technologies, solutions and practices that, if applied, could have a direct benefit on-farm.

Connect, learn, and drive innovation forward – this is a day you won’t want to miss!

Across the Field: Strategies for Pasture Management via Grazing Management
2025-06-10 13:00 - 16:30 | Wetaskiwin Ag Society Grounds
Join us on June 10 at the Wetaskiwin Ag Society Grounds to learn more about the basic principles of grazing management that support pasture management, and the philosophy of time as a currency with plant functionality. Other topics include:

The importance of pasture rest and rejuvenation.
Overview of funding opportunities.
How to broadcast with cow power.
Grazing established high legume/non-bloat pasture
options.
Winter feeding.
Winter bale grazing.
And more!

Register here

Foraging Matters: Key Insights with Carol Shwetz DVM
2025-05-20 19:00 - 20:00 | Online Webinar
Explore the critical role of forage in supporting your horse’s digestive, metabolic, and overall health, with a special focus on the vulnerable young horse. Learn how to address common concerns about forage, including why it can sometimes lead to health issues, and how to adjust foraging practices to optimize well-being.
In case you missed “Forage is the Foundation of Health for the Horse” with Carol Shwetz, Watch it here to refresh for May 20th!
Carol graduated from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine with a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 1986. After graduation, she practiced for 10 years in mixed animal practice, first in Strathmore then in Westlock. A strong interest in and focus on horses led her to establish an equine practice first in the Westlock area, then in the countryside of Millarville, just south of Calgary, followed by Smithers, BC, and most recently in back in Westlock, AB.
Register here

Chickens 101
2025-05-12 18:00 - 20:00 | Lacombe Memorial Centre, Lacombe County Room North
Join Cassandra Kirkpatrick of Jungle Out There Pet Services for an informative and hands-on workshop all about keeping chickens! Whether you’re a beginner or looking to expand your flock, you’ll gain practical knowledge on coop design, winter care, bird health, biosecurity, predator protection, and end-of-life planning. The session will also include important information on Lacombe County’s applicable bylaws for chicken ownership.
This is a FREE WORKSHOP. Light refreshments and snacks will be provided.
Register here

Area One Farms: Expansion Partners for Canadian Farms
2025-04-15 19:00 - 21:00 | Online Webinar
Area One Farms partners with Canadian farming and ranching operations, small to large, to expand their land base, improve land, and grow their farms. Established in 2012, Area One has partnered with over 50 Canadian farmers and ranchers to help them secure their land base and expand. Producers always have the ﬁrst right to buy the land at the end of the partnership.
Join us April 15th for a presentation from Area One Farms to learn more about the partnerships they offer and hear from actual producers whose operations have been impacted by Area One Farms partnerships. There will be time for a Q&A and discussion following the presentation.
Register here.
About the producers:
Kurt Cole:
The Cole family has deep roots in the Brownfield, AB area, with a farming legacy that stretches back to 1958. For decades, Kurt Cole and his family ran a diverse operation, farming nearly 8,000 acres—over 2,000 of which they owned—while managing a herd of 500 beef cows and backgrounding an additional 500 custom steers. In 2015, the Coles partnered with Area One, marking a pivotal shift in their operation. At the time, Kurt and his wife also worked off the farm, but their daughter and son-in-law had already joined the operation two years earlier. Since the partnership, their other two daughters and sons-in-law have also returned to the farm, making it a true family affair. What began as an operating partnership has evolved into a long-term lease agreement with Area One, providing greater risk management as Kurt now rents over 10,000 acres, including 6,300 acres of workable land and 4,000 acres of pasture.
David Armstrong:
David Armstrong, a third-generation farmer in the Gladstone, MB area, has been farming since 1992. Before partnering with Area One in 2020, David managed 8,000 acres of cropland, with 1,350 acres owned. As his operation rapidly expanded, he realized that further growth would require replacing rented land with owned land. Driven by the desire to provide his children with the opportunity to continue the family legacy, David sought ways to expand. Since the partnership, he has significantly increased his owned acres and converted over 2,500 acres of brush into productive farmland. Today, David seeds 12,000 acres, with 11,000 acres owned in partnership with Area One.

Read more about Area One here:
· https://www.country-guide.ca/features/the-other-option-to-renting-farmland/
· https://www.country-guide.ca/features/attracting-the-right-kind-of-capital-in-agriculture/
· http://country-guide.ca/guide-business/investment-model-offers-opportunity-for-farm-expansion/
· https://www.producer.com/opinion/have-you-ever-considered-an-equity-partner/

Register for this free webinar today!

Septic Sense Workshop
2025-04-10 18:30 - 20:30 | James River Community Hall
Presented in collaboration with the Alberta Onsite Wastewater Management Association (AOWMA), this workshop is your key to understanding and caring for your septic system. During this informative session, you’ll learn:

What a septic system is and how it works
The regulations you need to know
Proper design and installation techniques
How to use your septic system wisely
troubleshooting advice for unexpected issues
Maintenance tips to keep your system running smoothly

Don’t miss out, register today! bit.ly/2025SepticSense

The ABC's of a Soil Test Report
2025-03-17 09:45 - 15:00 | Leslieville Community Hall, Leslieville
Do you have an interest in soil sampling?
Have you completed soil sampling in the past but are unsure about the results?
Join us to learn The ABC’s of A Soil Test Report, where we’ll help you read and understand your soil and forage testing. Whether you’re new to testing or looking to take your data a step further, we will guide you through interpreting test results, understanding key soil indicators, and choosing the best forage species for your land. Don’t miss out on this chance to turn your soil data into actionable insights! This event is free, registration is required. Lunch is provided!
Register with the eventbrite link here.

The Dish at AgExpo: Serving Up Success in Agriculture
2025-02-25 15:00 - 17:00 | Lakeview Saloon (Upstairs), AgExpo. Lethbridge & District Exhibition
Agriculture is full of uncertainties, but with the right strategies, you can mitigate risk and strengthen your operation.
Join us February 27 for The Dish at AgExpo, a premier event focused on practical risk management strategies for producers. Industry experts will discuss key risks shaping Canadian agriculture, explore effective risk management strategies, and provide actionable insights to help you navigate an evolving industry.
What you’ll gain:
​​✔ Expert insights on critical risks in Canadian agriculture
✔ Actionable strategies to strengthen risk management in your operation
✔ An interactive panel discussion with industry leaders
✔ Networking opportunities over refreshments
✔ Early access to AgExpo before the event
This is a private event with limited capacity. Pre-registration is required to secure your seat.
Register here

Environmental Farm Plan (EFP) Workshop
2025-02-18 09:00 - 15:00 | Mountain View County Office, 1408 - Twp Rd 320, Didsbury, Alberta, T4H1E9, Canada
The Environmental Farm Plan (EFP) is an opportunity to assess areas of strength and potential environmental risks on a farming operation. It provides a farm with increased awareness of areas of potential environmental concern and helps outline site-specific, individualized plans to address, monitor or compensate these risks. It is voluntary and free, and it considers the farming operation as a whole. For more information on the Environmental Farm Plan visit albertaefp.com.
Join us on February 18 to create or renew your EFP. Please bring:

laptop or tablet
information on you water sources & water bodies
your EFP binder if you have one

Don’t miss out on this learning opportunity!

Ranching Funding Workshop for Agriculture Producers
2025-02-12 09:45 - 15:00 | Eckville Legion, 5027 51 Ave, Eckville, Alberta, T0M0X0, Canada
You’re invited to an informative workshop exploring key funding programs and grants available to support agricultural and environmental initiatives.
Topics & Presentations Include:

Environmental Farm Plan
On-Farm Value Added Grant
Wildlife Damage Prevention and Mitigation
On-Farm Climate Action Fund
Resilient Agriculture
Landscape Program
SCAP Water Program
Verified Beef Plus Grant Updates

To register contact Clearwater County Agriculture & Community Services at 403-846-4040 or email landcare@clearwatercounty.ca.
Lunch is provided.

Ranching Opportunities
2025-02-05 08:30 - 16:00 | Pomeroy Inn & Suites at Olds College, 4601 46 Avenue, Olds, Alberta, T4H1P5, Canada
Save the date and be part of this highly anticipated event.
This year’s topics include: Heifer Development, New Frontiers of Triticale, Weed ID and Control, Tips & Tricks to Bale Grazing, Preg Checking Tips, Managing Moisture Producer Panel and much more!
Ranching Opportunities is a conference designed for producers involved in or interested in the profession of managing livestock. It was developed with the goal of promoting environmentally and economically sustainable livestock production.
RO offers innovative and thought-provoking sessions tailored to the current industry issues facing livestock producers. This event covers a wide range of topics related to on-farm best practices for natural resource and livestock management and economic development.
Register through the eventbrite link here.
