April 2026 Newsletter

 

April Update

Partnership with the Good Food Youth Leaders Program 


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

Webinar: Identify And Stop The Spread Of Misinformation


This spring, Farm & Food Care and Canadian Food Focus were pleased to present a webinar with food scientists Veronica Jaramillo and Priscilla Leftakis, founders of The Food Truth Project. 

10 Year Member Milestones

We are delighted to extend our heartfelt congratulations

to our members reaching their 10-year milestone with

Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan!

 

We are also pleased to welcome new members like Bayer CropScience Canada and several new RMs to our growing network. Together, we are ensuring that the voice of Saskatchewan agriculture remains strong.

Interested In Chicken Farming?

The Chicken Farmers of Saskatchewan have announced that applications will open April 13, 2026 for its New Entrant Program.

Highlights From Canada's Ag Day

Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan was pleased to partner with the University of Saskatchewan’s Sustainable Agriculture Innovation and Food to present a panel discussion about the growing anxieties Canadians feel at the grocery store.

Upcoming Events


Saskatchewan Agri-Value Forum & Networking 2026

When: April 30 - May 1, 2026

Location: Sheraton Cavalier, Saskatoon, SK

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How GPS Guidance on Farms Helps Bring Food to Your Table



GPS is a tool that helps farmers do careful, repeatable work and can cut down on fatigue while improving field accuracy. 

Growing Eggplants in Canada


Most Canadians may be surprised to find out eggplants are grown year-round in Canada and this purple powerhouse is growing in popularity.

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