CFGA National Grassland Mentor Tour — Registration Now Open
Join us for the Canadian Forage and Grassland Association (CFGA) National Grassland Mentor Tour, a cross‑prairie celebration of the International Year of Rangelands & Pastoralists and the incredible producers who steward Canada’s native prairie.
Registration ranges from $150 to $250, depending on occupancy and final accommodation rates. Mentors receive up to 50 per cent off. Special industry partner rates are also available.
Day‑rate participation can be accommodated. Please contact [email protected].
Starting in Regina, SK, this multi‑day tour features hands‑on grazing and grassland management presentations, producer-led demos and site visits at:
Swift Current, SK
Val Marie, SK
Maple Creek, SK
Bow Island, AB
Brooks, AB
Strathmore, AB
The tour concludes in Calgary, AB. View the agenda here. Agenda is subject to change.
Register for this event through the link provided. Note that once your registration is approved by the tour coordinators, you’ll be contacted for payment via email. Payment methods include e-transfer, direct deposit, or credit card.
View the full agenda here Mentor Tour
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