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Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan has always engaged in partnerships where possible to grow our level of influence.


Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan has always engaged in partnerships where possible to grow our level of influence.

FFC SK was incredibly proud to be among the nominators for the induction of Joe Kleinsasser to the Saskatchewan Agricultural Hall of Fame.
FFC and CCF were pleased to present a webinar with food scientists Veronica Jaramillo and Priscilla Leftakis, founders of The Food Truth Project.

We are delighted to extend our heartfelt congratulations to our members reaching their 10-year milestone with Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan!

FFC SK partnered with CHEP Good Food in Saskatoon to host an interactive tour for culinary students, connecting youth with the food community.

On Canada’s Ag Day a diverse group of experts and community members gathered for a critical discussion titled "Food, Fear, and Affordability".

Canadian Agricultural Safety Week is an annual campaign dedicated to promoting safety awareness and best practices across the agricultural sector.

The 2026 Saskatchewan Crops Forum brought together leaders from Saskatchewan’s key crop organizations in Saskatoon in January.

Three new virtual reality tours showcasing apples, field tomatoes and grain corn are now available from FarmFood360.ca.

More than 165 partner groups have been working since 2020 to come up with a series of metrics to evaluate sustainability in Canada’s agri-food sector.

Saskatchewan Open Farm Days is returning August 8 & 9, 2026 for another successful weekend telling the story of Saskatchewan food and agriculture.

Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan’s Speak Up training helps farmers address consumer confusion and questions about food with confidence.

Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan and Canadian Food Focus are continuing on their mission to build trust in agriculture and engage with consumers.

FFC SK believes that truly understanding where our food comes from begins with building relationships with the farmers and ranchers who produce it.

Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan brought agriculture to life at Agribition 2025 with VR tours.

FFCSK was pleased to collaborate with our counterparts in Ontario and PEI to present a webinar specifically targeted to agriculture communicators.

This year’s online photo contest captured the imagination of people across Saskatchewan, drawing in an impressive 409 entries.

Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan kicked off the week with a #CelebrateAg event at Innovation Place in Saskatoon on October 7.

At an event to celebrate Agriculture Week in the province, Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan was pleased to welcome Dr. Cami Ryan, well-known ag advocate and Senior Business Partner for Industry Affairs and Sustainability at Bayer Crop Science Canada.

In September, Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan hosted a farm tour for nutrition students from the University of Saskatchewan.

In a fitting celebration of Agriculture Week in the province, Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan announced today that the winner of the 2025 Champion Award is Sandra Hessdorfer.

A recent project with DFC has brought to light new data that is highlighting how CFF is becoming the top source of information for consumers.

The second-ever Saskatchewan Open Farm Days was held on August 9-10, 2025 and featured 35 farms and agriculture-related venues across the province.

A new comparative carbon footprint study from GIFS shows that Western Canadian farmers produce barley and oats with the lowest carbon intensity.
