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October 2018
Agriculture Month
Why Ag Month? Agriculture Month is a time to celebrate agriculture and share our stories about food and farming. It is proclaimed annually in Saskatchewan, providing the perfect opportunity for those who grow food, and those who love to eat it, to connect. As a province, we have a lot to be proud of. Saskatchewan farmers and ranchers provide the world with plenty of safe, affordable and healthy food.
Find out more »Food Evolution Screening & BBQ
From Academy Award Nominee Scott Hamilton Kennedy comes "Food Evolution," a documentary narrated by Neil DeGrasse Tyson. Join us for a free screening, in celebration of Agriculture Month in Saskatchewan.
- CAMA student chapter will be hosting a BBQ at 5:00 pm
- Screening begins at 7:00 pm
November 2018
Canadian Centre for Food Integrity Public Trust Summit
Food system leaders from across the country will convene at the Hilton Lac-Leamy in Gatineau, Quebec this fall to explore the 2018 Public Trust Research and ways of improving transparency in the Canadian agriculture sector.
Find out more »December 2018
An Evening with Brad Wall
Farm & Food Care is excited to be partnering with the NSBA to present: An Evening with Former Premier Brad Wall: “Positioning Saskatchewan for the Future”
Find out more »Farms at the Table Conference
The Farms at the Table Conference provides a forum to discuss opportunities for connecting with consumers. It also provides a venue for the agriculture industry to share strategies and information, and connect the dots between what each one of us contributes to help feed the world. Let’s come together at the table with ideas, enthusiasm and innovative recipes for success.
Find out more »July 2019
Chef’s Series at Taste of Saskatchewan
The Chef’s Series is a black box style culinary competition in which top chefs compete to cook dishes featuring Saskatchewan-grown food products. This event is part of the long-standing Taste of Saskatchewan Festival which takes place on the banks of the South Saskatchewan river in Saskatoon each year.
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