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The CFGA will be hosting our fall Mentorship Training on Friday Oct. 18th and Friday Nov. 1st from 11 am-2 pm EDT. This training is a critical step in the process of becoming a recognized mentor with the CFGA. 


Day One (Oct. 18th): The Mentorship Process 
In this session, we will: 
- Provide an overview of the CFGA’s Mentorship Program, including program requirements, expectations, and outcomes 
- Discuss how to develop positive mentor-producer relationships and approach various challenges associated with being a mentor 
- Introduce tools and considerations for cell design 


Day Two (Nov. 1st): Cell Design Workshop 
In this session, we will: 
- Complete a mock grazing plan and assess with an application reviewer 
- Explore how to adapt grazing plans to different producer contexts 
- Discuss mentoring resources and next steps 

Participants are expected to attend and actively participate in both sessions. 

To register: please contact Emma Brooks at [email protected] 

Learn more about the Advanced Grazing Systems program, and join the free course: https://www.canadianfga.ca/en/projects/advanced-grazing-systems/

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