Join Saskatchewan Prairie Conservation Action Plan (SK PCAP) for their 25th Native Prairie Appreciation Week!
The CFGA is pleased to support PCAP’s 25th Native Prairie Appreciation Week! The purpose of the Native Prairie Appreciation Week (NPAW) is to raise awareness and appreciation of native prairie ecosystems and their importance to Saskatchewan’s provincial, environmental and agriculture sectors. NPAW is a week of opportunity to recognize and celebrate the diverse values of native prairie and to raise awareness of native grasslands. For more information visit the PCAP Native Prairie Appreciation Week website.
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Annual Photo Contest
Take part in their Annual Photo Contest! For more information on the annual photo contest click HERE.
Annual Youth Poster Contest
Children and teens can participate in their annual youth poster contest. Celebrate Native Prairie Appreciation Week! Make a poster about “Protecting Prairie” or “Species at Risk” to win a prize! All youth under age 16 from across the prairies are invited to participate! Prizes are available for the Winner and Runner-up in each age category (Under 6, 7-10 and 11-16).
For more information on the annual youth poster contest click HERE.
Our Other Events
Manure as an Alternative Soil Amendment
Oct 15, 2024
10:00 AM ADT - 1:00 PM ADT
The New Brunswick Soil and Crop Association (NBSCIA) Central Region is having a manure management field day hosted by Boreview Farms Ltd. in Burton on Oct. 15 to end off its outdoor training sessions.
How to Communicate Important Information with Farmers
Nov 3, 2022
1:00 PM EDT - 2:00 PM EDT
Adam Reimer from NWF will review how different best management practices often need different forms of communication. This session will help you decide the best approaches for connecting with farmers.
Truro, NS: Soil Health Day featuring Rotational Grazing expert Steve Kenyon
Feb 9, 2024
10:30 AM AST - 3:30 PM AST
Please join Perennia for a Rotational Grazing and Soil Health Day featuring Steve Kenyon, Paul Manning and Caitlin McCavour. We will be discussing the economic and ecological benefits of rotational grazing. Everything from fundamentals to financials, all while focusing on soil health.