Talk Ask Listen, developed by The Do More Ag Foundation, is an interactive workshop. It is designed to foster and support people across agricultural communities, from producers right through industry and community, to increase mental health knowledge, become comfortable with mental health conversations, and learn how to take action. Talk Ask Listen helps participants to build skillsets and knowledge; it is not therapy. These workshops help communities, business and industry, and farms cultivate a culture of well-being. Talk Ask Listen has been delivered to over 2,500 participants since the program’s inception.

CAFLA invites you to a hands-on, informative event featuring expert presentations, real-world insights from local producers, and an on-farm visit to Tin Forest Farm to see Nature’s Netwrap in action. The afternoon includes presentations from John Bland of Barbeejay Supplies on hay storage solutions and Abby Redman from Blue Rock Animal Nutrition on feed analysis. Learn how real producers like Alana Schamber are improving sustainability and feed quality on-farm. This is a great opportunity to gain practical knowledge, connect with fellow producers, and explore innovative tools to improve your operation. Lunch included – don’t miss it!

Please call 403-844-2645 to register or use the link. Hillside Community Hall25200 Township Rd 472, Wetaskiwin, Alberta T9A 1W8

Talk Ask Listen, developed by The Do More Ag Foundation, is an interactive workshop. It is designed to foster and support people across agricultural communities, from producers right through industry and community, to increase mental health knowledge, become comfortable with mental health conversations, and learn how to take action.

Workshop Overview

TALK: Mental health statistics and factors unique to the agriculture industry; the impact of tradition, stigma, and shame; how community is key to mental health journeys; and how to open the conversation by talking about mental health.

ASK: How to prepare and have conversations about mental health; how to activate your curiosity, be courageous, overcome bias, and be present.

LISTEN: How to actively listen to yourself and others; how peers and communities can encourage mental health conversations and cultivate a culture of well-being.

Plot2Farm aims to bring agronomic management research to the farm-gate.

Join Alberta AgriSystems Living Lab and Lara de Moissac from Alberta Grains as we learn more about the projects and results from this on farm program. The Plot2Farm program was initially adapted from small plot research, Alberta Grains developed farm-ready research protocols that farmers can implement on-farm with the help of an agronomist. Since the program’s inception in 2020, Alberta Grains has expanded the list of protocols to include seeding rate, plant growth regulator, and a few custom trials per year.

Join Alberta AgriSystems Living Lab and Drs. Vern Baron and Erick Santos to explore the potential benefits and practical “how-to’s” of incorporating annuals into your grazing plans.

Join Lakeland Applied Research Association for a one-day Ranching for Profit workshop presented by Dallas Mount that will focus on improving grazing management and building profitability through healthy soils and thoughtful grazing practices. Learn the five key principles of grazing and practical strategies you can use on your operation.

Foothills Forage and Grazing Association invites you to a festive Christmas celebration, featuring a Legacy Ranch Producer Panel beginning at 4:00 p.m., followed by cocktails at 5:30 p.m., dinner at 6:00 p.m., and a social at 7:00 p.m.

Hear from ranchers Sarah Green of Mt. Sentinel Ranch, Julia Palmer of Palmer Ranch, and Andrea Stroeve-Sawa of Shipwheel Cattle Feeders, with Kelly Sidoryk moderating the discussion.

Partners for this evening include Foothills Forage and Grazing Association and Regenerative Alberta Living Lab.

Join the Alberta Plastics Recycling Association for an in-depth industry update covering the latest developments in agricultural plastics recycling. Learn about key highlights from Alberta’s grain bag and twine recycling pilot, Alberta Ag Plastic: Recycle It!, as well as national stewardship initiatives shaping the ag sector. Hear recycler updates from leading companies, discover innovative new products made with recycled content, and explore emerging research on bottle-to-bottle recycling for small containers. The session will conclude with a Q&A — an excellent opportunity to gain insights directly from project leads and industry innovators.

Wrap up the year prepared — get your Environmental Farm Plan (EFP) completed or renewed ahead of year-end programs like AgriInvest, RALP, and new 2026 funding opportunities that may require it. EFPs are valid for 10 years, so if yours was completed some time ago, it may be due for renewal.

The EFP is a voluntary, educational, and confidential tool that helps you identify environmental risks and opportunities on your farm. Your information stays strictly between you and your technician.

Bring your laptop and join this free, hands-on workshop for one-on-one guidance to create or update your plan.

The Land and Property Rights Tribunal (LPRT) is hosting open houses in partnership with the Orphan Well Association, Farmers’ Advocate Office, and Alberta Energy Regulator.

Learn about Orphan Well Association activities in your area. Consult with the Farmer’s Advocate, meet your Alberta Energy Regulator representative and talk to your local weed inspectors.

The Prairie Cereals Summit offers farmers and industry members a chance to hear from engaging speakers on timely, relevant topics. This event also provides valuable networking opportunities in a relaxed setting.

Get ready to supercharge your farm management skills!

Join Farm Credit Canada (FCC) for a free, full-day event for farmers under 40 to have fun and explore the business side of farming. Learn from industry experts, connect with peers and gain insights to take your operation to the next level.

Topics include transition planning, business management, mental health and more.

Join Alberta Beef Producers and partners in Foremost for a full day celebrating Alberta’s rangelands — honouring the past and looking forward to the future. Foremost Community Hall. Catered lunch included

Topics include:

• History of range management & research in Alberta

• Drought and post-wildfire planning

• Precision ranching, heat stress & animal behavior

• Annual bromegrass control

• …and more!

Over the past two decades, AgriStability has undergone significant changes, from Reference Margin Limiting to updated coverage levels and new eligibility conditions. Many producers left the program years ago due to previous changes that no longer apply, and some continue to stay away from the program because of certain misconceptions, but today’s AgriStability is more accessible and beneficial than it has been for many years for most farm operations.

This session will cut through the myths and explain in plain language how AgriStability works, what it covers, and how to assess whether it fits your farm’s risk-management strategy.

MD of Pincher Creek ASB & Foothills Forage & Grazing Assocation are pleased to offer an Environmental Farm Plan Workshop to area producers.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

Carbon footprint? No problem! New research from University of British Columbia found that Canadian crops ALWAYS had the lowest emission footprints in the world because our soils are sequestering carbon. In extreme cases, western Canadian crops could be shipped to western European markets an additional 17 times before their carbon footprint would break even with crops grown in Europe! Want to learn more about this research?

Join Alberta AgriSystems Living Lab and Dr. Nicole Bamber in this webinar to learn more about how Canadian soils sequester carbon and Canadian crops have the lowest carbon footprint.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

This year’s Beef Cattle Research Council webinar series will dig into topics that have an impact on your bottom line, including whether hormone implants are the right fit for your calves, how water quality and systems lead to better herd performance, and what you can do to reduce the risk of calf losses. All four webinars will be available for CE accreditation for veterinarians and RVTs.

BCRC webinars are available and free of charge thanks to guest speakers who volunteer their time and expertise to support advancements in the Canadian beef industry, and through the BCRC’s knowledge mobilization work funded by the Canadian Beef Cattle Check-Off and Canada’s Beef Science Cluster.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

A great opportunity for southern Alberta’s agriculture community to come together and share knowledge, brainstorm ideas, and make connections. Plus, you can listen to our experts share updates on Farming Smarter’s research from this year!

Farming Smarter’s Conference & Trade Show brings the brightest minds and innovative thinkers of southern Alberta’s agriculture community together for engaging presentations and deep conversation.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

This year’s Beef Cattle Research Council webinar series will dig into topics that have an impact on your bottom line, including whether hormone implants are the right fit for your calves, how water quality and systems lead to better herd performance, and what you can do to reduce the risk of calf losses. All four webinars will be available for CE accreditation for veterinarians and RVTs.

BCRC webinars are available and free of charge thanks to guest speakers who volunteer their time and expertise to support advancements in the Canadian beef industry, and through the BCRC’s knowledge mobilization work funded by the Canadian Beef Cattle Check-Off and Canada’s Beef Science Cluster.

Join ABP’s Producer Meetings, where Alberta cattle producers guide policy, pass resolutions, and influence ABP’s direction.

Based on your feedback, we are continuing to include a dinner at every venue!

Speaking of dinner… it’s always easier to plan a meal when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before January 5 the chance to win great prizes!*

*Winners must be present at the Producer Meeting for which they are registered, and must be in attendance at the time of the draw to claim their prize.

Get ready to supercharge your farm management skills!

Join Farm Credit Canada (FCC) for a free, full-day event for farmers under 40 to have fun and explore the business side of farming. Learn from industry experts, connect with peers and gain insights to take your operation to the next level.

Topics include transition planning, business management, mental health and more.

The Alberta Beef Producers’ Annual General Meeting (AGM) is being held alongside the Alberta Beef Industry Conference. The AGM brings together beef producers, delegates, industry representatives, and government officials. ABP delegates discuss pressing issues, review financials, elect board members, and vote on resolutions that shape the future of the industry.

ABP’s AGM is free to attend though registration is required.

Those looking to also take in the Alberta Beef Industry Conference need to register separately.

The Alberta Beef Industry Conference is one of Canada’s largest beef convention and tradeshows, hosted by five beef industry organizations in the province; Alberta Beef Producers, Alberta Cattle Feeders’ Association, Alberta Auction Markets Association, Alberta Livestock Dealers and Order Buyers Association, and the Western Stock Growers Association. These organizations recognize the importance of coming together to address issues and concerns of regional, national and international scope.

Get ready to supercharge your farm management skills!

Join Farm Credit Canada (FCC) for a free event for farmers under 40 to have fun and explore the business side of farming. Learn from industry experts, connect with peers and gain insights to take your operation to the next level.

Topics include transition planning, business management, mental health and more.

Get ready to supercharge your farm management skills!

Join Farm Credit Canada (FCC) for a free event for farmers under 40 to have fun and explore the business side of farming. Learn from industry experts, connect with peers and gain insights to take your operation to the next level.

Topics include transition planning, business management, mental health and more.

This year’s Beef Cattle Research Council webinar series will dig into topics that have an impact on your bottom line, including whether hormone implants are the right fit for your calves, how water quality and systems lead to better herd performance, and what you can do to reduce the risk of calf losses. All four webinars will be available for CE accreditation for veterinarians and RVTs.

BCRC webinars are available and free of charge thanks to guest speakers who volunteer their time and expertise to support advancements in the Canadian beef industry, and through the BCRC’s knowledge mobilization work funded by the Canadian Beef Cattle Check-Off and Canada’s Beef Science Cluster.

This year’s Beef Cattle Research Council webinar series will dig into topics that have an impact on your bottom line, including whether hormone implants are the right fit for your calves, how water quality and systems lead to better herd performance, and what you can do to reduce the risk of calf losses. All four webinars will be available for CE accreditation for veterinarians and RVTs.

BCRC webinars are available and free of charge thanks to guest speakers who volunteer their time and expertise to support advancements in the Canadian beef industry, and through the BCRC’s knowledge mobilization work funded by the Canadian Beef Cattle Check-Off and Canada’s Beef Science Cluster.

Aggie Days in Lethbridge returns March 25-26, 2026.