The BC Living Lab Cattle & Forage Project invites you to our Winter Webinar Series—Extended Grazing Practices: will they work for you? Join us each week and hear from researchers, experts, and ranchers as they share their knowledge and experience with extended grazing practices.
Webinar 4: Annual and Alternative Forage Cover Crop for Grazing
Hear research results along with practical information on the cover crop benefits and results from Dr. Jillian Bainard (AAFC), BC Ranchers, TRU and UNBC researchers.
About the BC Living Lab
The BC Living Lab is a collaborative project being undertaken by the Investment Agriculture Foundation (IAF) in partnership with nine commodity groups from the Cariboo to the South Coast of British Columbia. Supported through Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s Agricultural Climate Solutions program, the BC Living Lab will be integrating scientific research into farming operations to test and co-develop practices that work for BC farmers and can contribute to climate change mitigation.
The Cattle & Forage project supports the testing, monitoring, refinement and adoption of BMPs associated with grazing season extension and winter-feeding strategies in BC’s forage and cattle sector. The participating organizations for the Cattle & Forage project are BC Cattlemen’s Association and BC Forage Council.
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Native Prairie Speakers Series
June 19, 2023
12:00 PM MDT
The Canadian Forage and Grassland Association (CFGA) is pleased to support the Saskatchewan Prairie Conservation Action Plan (SK PCAP)’s Native Prairie Speaker Series. In celebration of Native Prairie Appreciation Week, PCAP is hosting a special Native Prairie Speaker Series Webinar on June 19!
ON-FARM PASTURE AND BIODIVERSITY WORKSHOP - St.Félix-de-Kingsey, Quebec
Aug 24, 2024
All Day
Join CQPF at Le Paysan Gourmand Farm for a pasture walk and biodiversity workshop at one of CFGA’s rotational grazing demonstration site.
OFCAF Grazing Plan Workshop - Athabasca, AB Wetaskiwin, AB
Feb 21, 2023
10:00 AM MST - 3:00 PM MST
Are you a producer in Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan or Quebec? Did you know there is a program where you can access up to $75,000 in funding to implement rotational grazing practices on your farm?