Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel wins 2026 Farm & Food Care Champion Award
Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan (FFC SK) announced today that the winner of the 2026 Champion Award is Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel.
Celebrating Agriculture Week in Saskatchewan
Celebrate Agriculture Week in Saskatchewan, October 4–10. Enter the photo contest, get the #CelebrateAg toolkit and share your story.
New Video Kits Offer A Look Into Chicken Barns
Canadian Food Focus and Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan were pleased to work with Chicken Farmers of Saskatchewan (CFS) on their recent project to create a new virtual chicken farm tour experience for consumers.
Partnership at Ag in Motion
July at Ag in Motion offered a perfect example of how we're jointly working towards building trust in agriculture.
2026: Year of the Woman Farmer
The International Year of the Woman Farmer aims to raise awareness and promote actions to close gender gaps and improve women’s livelihoods worldwide.
Saskatchewan Observes Canadian Agricultural Safety Week
Canadian Agricultural Safety Week is an annual campaign dedicated to promoting safety awareness and best practices across the agricultural sector.
Refining Barley Processing for Better Cattle Performance
Join Dr. Greg Penner, professor and ruminant nutrition researcher at the University of Saskatchewan, for a practical, research-backed look at refinements in barley grain processing. Dr. Penner will draw on …
Wheat, Pulse, Oilseeds And Barley Producers Gather At Sask Crops Forum
The 2026 Saskatchewan Crops Forum brought together leaders from Saskatchewan’s key crop organizations in Saskatoon in January.
Agriculture Week Flourishes with Record Photo Contest Participation
This year’s online photo contest captured the imagination of people across Saskatchewan, drawing in an impressive 409 entries.
University Nutrition Student Farm Tour 2025
In September, Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan hosted a farm tour for nutrition students from the University of Saskatchewan.
Canadian Western Agribition
The show is anchored by beef cattle and features a diverse array of livestock and an extensive agribusiness trade show.
Open Farm Days Gives Consumers A Closer Look At Farming
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.
Sask Barley And Oats Among Lowest Carbon Footprint In The World
A new comparative carbon footprint study from GIFS shows that Western Canadian farmers produce barley and oats with the lowest carbon intensity.
National Audio Documentary Showcases Clinton Monchuk
CCFI is producing an audio docuseries to explore stories that connect Canadians to the people, progress, and pride behind their food.
Uncertain Geopolitical Times
Growing food in Saskatchewan has always been an uncertain business, but the current political environment of trade wars has amplified uncertainty to a whole new level.
Collaboration Is Key To A Strong Future In Agriculture
FFC SK teamed up with the Ministry of Agriculture to bring agriculture communicators together to build trust in our food system.
Sharing How We Grow Food Has Never Been More Important
It has never been more important to talk about how farmers grow food. We need to share our successes and the areas where we need to strive to do better.
New Virtual Farm Experience
Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan showcased a new virtual farm experience at Agribition in Regina November 25-30 this year.
Student Farm Tour 2024
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.
Saskatchewan Open Farm Days
Open Farm Days occurred on August 10-11 with 36 different locations across Saskatchewan offering a unique experience of food and farming.
Farmers Have An Important Story To Share
Canadian Food Focus is raising awareness among Canada’s agriculture sector by sharing farmers’ stories through engaging videos.
Short videos help consumers relate to farm life
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.
New Group Will Improve Sharing of Important Ag Research
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.
It’s All About Connection
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.