The mental health of the farming community is at the centre of a renewed partnership between Farm Credit Canada and the Canadian Centre for Agricultural Wellbeing.
Province wide open house Alberta Open Farm Days will return this summer. This annual event is a chance for Albertans to visit local farms in their area and learn more about the province’s agriculture and food systems, as well as a glimpse into the day-to-day work done by farmers.
Executive Committee Member for Open Farm Days Tannis Baker says that the event is truly a unique experience for all people across the province.
Producers can chime in now on the updated Beef Cattle Code of Practice.
Jessica Radau with the Canadian Cattle Association says the public comment period will continue until June 12th.
The 9th Annual Two Hills Agri Day and Trade Show is slated to take place this month on Saturday, April 18th from 9:30am to 4pm at the Two Hills Centennial Hall Community Centre.
The event will include demonstrations, educational presentations, a country market, and plenty of food and refreshments.
The Vegreville Agricultural Society is still looking for vendors to join them for the annual Mother’s Day Critter and Garden Market happening on May 9th at the Vegreville Multiplex.
The event will feature plenty of animals to view as well as local produce and handcrafted items for sale.
Taking a closer look at traceability is the goal of a new working group formed by Alberta Beef Producers.
The proposed traceability changes by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency are reported to provide the beef industry with safeguards such as strengthening disease preparedness, protecting market access, and maintaining consumer confidence.
The provincial government is launching a new two-year, two-hundred-and-fifty-thousand-dollar pilot grant program that is aimed at addressing livestock vet shortages by having rural veterinary clinics hire students.
According to the government of Alberta, eligible clinics can receive up to ten thousand dollars to hire a veterinary student for summer placements between May and August.
Canola farmers in Alberta hope a new trade agreement between Canada and China will be a positive one moving forward. Alberta Canola Commission chair Andre Harpe says the new
Over the Thanksgiving long weekend, the Alberta RCMP will be conducting enhanced traffic enforcement aimed at reducing collisions, injuries, and fatalities on Alberta roads.
A busy weekend for the Vegreville Rangers kicks off tomorrow night (Friday, October 9th). The team travels to Vermilion to battle the Tigers in NEAJBHL action.