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In partnership with Indigenous chefs and cooks, Canadian Food Focus aims to showcase traditional foods from Indigenous cultures.

Farm & Food Care’s mission is to build public trust in farming and food. There are three such organizations in Canada: one in Prince Edward Island, one in Ontario and one in Saskatchewan. All three work to answer consumer questions and increase confidence in our food system and understanding of how farmers grow food.

On February 14 and 15, 2023, over 150 leaders in agriculture came together to learn and share strategies for communicating with non-farming consumers.

A new series of videos follow a Saskatchewan farm family that is now in the sixth generation of growing crops, cattle and eggs.

Canadian Food Focus, a national consumer outreach program to tell Canadian food and farming stories, explore how food is grown and raised, share recipes, and provide advice to help people make confident food choices.

Three new virtual reality tours, filmed throughout 2022 on bean and potato farms and processors, as well as at a broiler breeder farm, have been added to FarmFood360. These new …

Canadian Western Agribition is Canada’s largest livestock show and welcomes over 100,000 attendees to Regina over a week in late November each year. Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan was pleased to team up with Agriculture in the Classroom Saskatchewan to host an exhibit at Agribition this fall.

Every year the Canadian Centre for Food Integrity performs a survey about Canadians’ trust in our food system. It is not surprising that the cost of food seems to be on everyone’s mind as we head through a period of elevated inflation.

Our #CelebrateAg Month theme year was #MealsFromtheFarm, which encouraged people to celebrate the great food produced by Saskatchewan farmers, highlighted meals shared out in the field at harvest time, and promoted sharing meals with others in the community.

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture released their omnibus survey results focused on consumer perceptions of the agriculture industry.

An article in the University of Saskatchewan’s Agknowledge publication explores Clinton Monchuk’s passion for speaking for agriculture. The piece by Joanne Paulsen suggests that it seems inevitable, looking back, that …

Saskatchewan farmers give back to the community by helping organizations who help those in need.

Saskatchewan’s Agriculture Month is right around the corner and here are a few details to get you planning how you will celebrate in October!

Through our farm tours, we are building the understanding that agriculture is working to be more sustainable and trust in this great industry grows. 

Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan had the opportunity with our partners to speak to chefs from across the country in Saskatoon. This opportunity to speak to chefs included an agriculture panel discussion, a trade show exhibit and a farm tour.

Meals From the Farm in Saskatchewan schools was a great success in 2022. One teacher explained, “I think that together we are creating a crop of gardeners and farmers who know where their food comes from.”

Applying the right amount of fertilizer is one step in the 4R Nutrient Stewardship designation of the Right Rate, Right Source, Right Time and Right Place.