May 2026 Newsletter

Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan is now accepting nominations for our annual Champion Award, which recognizes an outstanding individual who has made significant contributions to educating and engaging consumers about food and farming in Saskatchewan. 

To nominate someone, you'll need a nominator and two supporters, and the nominee must be a resident of Saskatchewan.  

Let’s celebrate the unsung heroes of Saskatchewan's food and farming community who are working hard to build public trust in agriculture. Help us recognize the outstanding individuals who are speaking up for our industry! Send in your nominations today.

Nominations will be accepted until August 31, 2026, 

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In April, Colin Li, a high school student from Toronto, Ontario, reached out to Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan with a request to connect with Saskatchewan farmers with a brief 2–3-minute survey. Colin is working on a research project exploring how soil health measurements relate to crop yield and wanted to gather insights from local farmers.  

Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan was pleased to assist Colin in reaching out to the farming community, helping him expand his understanding of farming practices and food production in our province. 

If you're a farmer, we invite you to support Colin’s project by completing his short survey. The survey is designed for farmers to anonymously share basic field information (no sensitive data), soil test results, and crop yield data. Colin aims to analyze this data using machine learning techniques to determine whether soil health indicators can help predict crop yields. 

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