February 2026 Newsletter

 

February Update

National Index Helps Evaluate Agriculture’s Sustainability Performance


Work has been done to develop a series of metrics to evaluate sustainability in Canada’s agri-food sector. Index 2.0 shares the most recent national data and identifies gaps and limitations to guide future reporting.

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.

Farm Food 360

Three new virtual reality tours are now available from FarmFood360.ca


Canadians interested in learning more about how their food is produced can now access three new farm tours at www.FarmFood360.ca. Viewers can follow each crop’s journey from planting to bloom, through to harvesting and processing, while hearing directly from the farmers who grow them. Viewers will experience the farm as if they are standing in the fields themselves, exploring every stage of the growing season firsthand. 

Member Spotlight

 
 

Upcoming Events

CFF Webinar: Benefits, Uses and Recipes for Fermented Foods


When: February 24, 2026

Time: 2:00 PM EST

Ag In The City


When: February 19th, 2026

Where: Lawson Heights Mall

Time: 10 am - 3:00 pm


Take a 360-degree virtual farm tour and explore Canadian agriculture.

CanadianFoodFocus.org is a gathering place to tell our Canadian food and farming stories. We explore how food is grown and raised, share recipes and provide useful advice to help Canadians make confident food choices.

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Why Do Ranchers Give Vaccines To Their Cattle?


For a beef cattle farmer, taking good care of their animals is the number one priority. Learn how vaccinating cattle is an important part of keeping the herd healthy and content.  

Food, Culture, And Confidence For The Next Generation


Explore the innovative FACTS Camp that connects youth to food, culture, and agriculture in the Sioux Valley Dakota Nation.

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