We All Play A Part In Building Public Trust In Agriculture
FFC SK is one of several initiatives that make up the national agriculture Public Trust Framework.
FFC SK is one of several initiatives that make up the national agriculture Public Trust Framework.
One of the most anticipated events Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan looks forward to attending is the GrowCanada conference, organized by CropLife Canada and partners.
Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan is very pleased to see a significant increase in support from our members over the past year.
Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan showcased a new virtual farm experience at Agribition in Regina November 25-30 this year.
Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan's 2024 Champion Award recipient is Joe Kleinsasser.
Saskatchewan was proud to lead the Agriculture Week awareness campaign in the province in 2024.
This year's Public Trust report shows a growing level of uncertainty about Canada's food system among consumers.
In today's dynamic communications landscape, consumer engagement has become a critical focus for the agriculture and agri-food industry in Canada.
Each year, Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan partners with the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition at the University of Saskatchewan to host a farm tour for future dietitians.
Representatives of the agriculture, food and science sector gathered at Innovation Place to celebrate ten years for Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan, an organization that improves trust and understanding in food and farming.
Open Farm Days occurred on August 10-11 with 36 different locations across Saskatchewan offering a unique experience of food and farming.
Canadian Food Focus is raising awareness among Canada’s agriculture sector by sharing farmers’ stories through engaging videos.
In July, Canadian Food Focus hosted a two-and-a-half day mission for a group of food influencers from across Canada.
Canadian Food Focus, the national consumer engagement program administered by FFC SK, is currently working on a series of reels that will help non-farming consumers relate to farmers and life on the farm.
In January and February 2024, Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan worked with Environics Research, a national research company to conduct a survey of stakeholders.
Communication and collaboration around public trust issues are key to the success of Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan.
Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan is very pleased to partner with Dr. Stuart Smyth and his team at the University of Saskatchewan, working on a new project within the Agri-Food Innovation and Sustainability Enhancement Chair.
An editor from PGATour.com reached out to Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan, looking for our help to identify a farmer fan who spoke to Nick Taylor at the Synergy 8 tournament and dinner last August.
As a group that represents all of agriculture, FFC SK can play a key role to connect people and organizations, to flag possible collaborations where possible and to serve as a general ambassador for agriculture as a whole.
Trust in agriculture will be built one conversation at a time and Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan is committed to having these conversations.
Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan is excited to announce the launch of the inaugural Saskatchewan Open Farm Days. Registrations are now open for farms and businesses to participate.
Lauren Sergy spoke at FFC SK’s annual conference on February 8. She says cultivating trust with consumers takes time, attention, and effort, but the benefits are enormous. Three principles especially useful are empathy, disinterest, and collaboration.
Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan is proud to award Shawn Colborn as our Champion for 2023
This year’s conference is about assessing opportunities for our industry and collaborating with others to meet the future.