We are now accepting both oral and poster titles and abstracts for the 2026 Soils and Crops Conference scheduled for March 17-18, 2026 in Saskatoon, SK. Deadlines for both oral and poster submission is Friday, December 19th, 2025. Please visit our website at the below link to submit your title. Click here for more information.
This March, Canada’s Farm Show brings together the very best in agriculture — from cutting-edge equipment and innovative technology to expert insights and industry leaders — all in one place, just ahead of seeding season. It’s your chance to explore the latest products, connect with other farmers, suppliers and industry professionals from across the country […]
Speakers: Dr. Lisa Freeze, Field Veterinarian Supervisor with Government of New Brunswick; Dr. Van Mitchell, Metzger Veterinary Services, and Dr. Lauren Wilson, Peterborough Veterinary Services Are you struggling with calf losses? Join this 90-minute webinar where vets who work with operations like yours discuss what is actually working on the ground to help prevent the […]
Learn to Lead is a personal and professional development program to build leadership capacity among farmers and create future leaders for the agriculture industry. It is hosted by SaskOilseeds, and sponsored by SaskBarley and supporting crop commissions in Saskatchewan. Applications are open to Saskatchewan registered producers (levy payers) from all crop commodities. Deadline for applications is January […]
Speakers: Dr. Allison Pylypjuk, Beausejour Animal Hospital; Dr. Katie Waine, University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, and additional speaker TBD Are you struggling with calf losses? Join this 90-minute webinar where vets who work with operations like yours discuss what is actually working on the ground to help prevent the most common causes of […]
The 14th Prairie Conservation and Endangered Species Conference will be a forum to discuss the latest issues, information, research and trends in the conservation of prairie landscapes, species, and species at risk. The conference is held every three years in a Canadian Prairie Province. Click to register.
Join us for this biennial gathering, where pulse researchers and industry stakeholders from across Canada converge to propel the pulse sector forward. From sharing cutting-edge research to forging new collaborations, CPRW is a cornerstone event dedicated to advancing pulse crop innovation. Date: November 15-18, 2026 Registration: Click here Building on the success of our last […]