March 2026 Newsletter

Open Your Gates: Last Month to Register as a Host for Saskatchewan Open Farm Days! 

Do you have a story to tell about where our food comes from? Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan is officially looking for producers, artisans, and innovators to join us as hosts for Saskatchewan Open Farm Days this August 8 & 9! 

This is your chance to showcase the heart of your operation to a curious and appreciative audience. Whether you’re a multi-generational grain farm, a boutique flower garden, or a local honey producer, we want to help you bridge the gap between the field and the fork. 

To make your hosting experience seamless, we provide: 

• Event Hosting Support: Event insurance and a porta-potty stipend, as well as signage and help navigating event hosting permits. 

• Marketing Tools: Professional marketing support and digital tools to get the word out. 

• Training & Tools: Free training opportunities to ensure you and your team feel ready and confident. 

Host registration closes April 1. Join a province-wide showcase that celebrates the authentic stories of Saskatchewan agriculture.  

Tackling Misinformation: Tools for Evidence-Based Communication 

Today’s online food and nutrition space is crowded with viral wellness claims and confusing food safety narratives. This webinar explores how social media algorithms can amplify misinformation and why it matters for public health, consumer trust, and the future of our food system. Participants will learn to recognize common misinfluencer tactics, including fear-based messaging, the appeal-to-nature fallacy, and selective use of science, while gaining practical, evidence-based tools to assess questionable claims, respond with confidence, and support more informed conversations about food and nutrition science. 

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Greenhouses: Increase Vegetable Production In Canada



With the introduction of new plant varieties and new greenhouse technologies, there is opportunity to produce more Canadian-grown fruits and veggies all year round.

What Is Supply Management

Explore Supply Management in Canada and how it ensures a stable supply of dairy, eggs, and poultry for consumers.