Join CFGA for range, grazing and financial planning for you and your ranch’s health.
Cost: $100
Location: Temple Garden Hotel & Spa 24 Fairford St E, Moose Jaw, SK
Range Health Agenda - Nov 1 & 2, 2023
Wednesday, Nov 1 - Meet & Greet
5pm - Interest Piece - Arlie Laroche, Farm Forty One* What "Should" We Have For Dinner?
6pm - Supper at Temple Garden
Thursday, Nov 2 - Day of Planning
8am Breakfast
8:30am Greetings - Adrienne Hanson, CFGA - Program Update
9:30am Range Health - SSGF - Introduction to Range Health and How This Can be Used in Benchmarking Pasture Productivity - Native, Tame, Forest Break
10:30am Goal Setting - Bluesette Campbell, B-C Ranching - Importance of Goal Setting and How That Influences the Decisions You Make in Your Operation
12pm - Lunch
1pm - Financial Planning - Bluesette Campbell, B-C Ranching - Crack the Books, Green Pastures and Green Finances
Break
3:30pm - Canadian RoundTable Sustainable Beef & Market Outlook, Anne Wasko* - Why and How to Take Part in Crsb. What do the Markets Mean?
4:30pm Closing - Adrienne Hanson, CFGA - Grazing Plans & Funds
To register email [email protected].
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