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Join the Canadian Forage and Grassland Association at Ag in Motion (AIM) July 16 to 18, 2024, from 8:30am - 4:30pm each day.

Ag in Motion is Western Canada’s only outdoor farm expo located at Discovery Farm Langham, just 15 minutes northwest of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Get up close to field equipment, crop plots and innovative products and services relevant to your farm.

 Visit the CFGA booth RP9 in the Peavey Mart Rural Pavilion to learn about:

• Updated Advanced Grazing Systems Course

• Grazing Plans

• And more!

Join the CFGA for Lunch & Learns on Tuesday & Wednesday to hear about the benefits of incorporating grazing into crop systems with Jourdyn Sammons and Rob Wunder.

Jourdyn Sammons

Perennial and annual forages are both critical sources of feed for cow-calf operations. Beef producers need nutritious feed options that provide adequate yield and are economically feasible. Few multiyear studies compare annual and  perennial legumes under grazing conditions and the potential environmental benefits they may provide. This study evaluated two years (2022 and 2023) of perennial and annual forage blends under grazing, and their impacts on forage quality and biomass and animal production, and also greenhouse gas emissions, soil microbiology and soil dynamics.

Rob Wunder

Rob Wunder is a fourth-generation farmer and rancher on his family farm south of Foam Lake, SK. The farm is operated by Rob and his brother Bryce, and their wives, parents and kids all contribute significantly to the farm;s success. The farm produces small grains and a cow-calf herd. Pigs, laying hens, broilers and turkeys are also raised for the Wunder family’s own consumption. While some of the farm is managed organically, the rest is operated regeneratively. To promote a sustainable system, the livestock are integrated onto as many acres as possible and AMP (Adaptive Multi-Paddock) grazing practices have been used for years - stock densities ranging from low to over two million pounds of live weight per acre.

Daily admission is $25/ adult but contact Adrienne Hanson at 306-421-8538/[email protected] for free tickets to AIM!

Address is: Range Road 3083, RM of Corman Park Section 15, NW of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Hwy. 16 at Discovery Farm Langham
Latitude: 52.3549
Longitude: -107.0718

Thank you to FCS and AAFC for your support of these events.

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