Global leaders in food, agriculture, investment and research meet to discuss sustainable food systems and value-added opportunities.

The conference is a major event for Saskatchewan’s plant protein sector.

Hosted during Rail Safety Week, this virtual session explores rail safety issues relevant to agricultural transportation and rural communities.

Participants will hear from industry experts and safety advocates.

The Animal Health Canada Forum brings together senior leaders from government, animal agriculture, and across the animal health and welfare system to share experience, exchange knowledge, and learn from one another.

Forum will focus on:

• Rising animal welfare expectations
• Evolving biosecurity risks
• The growing impact of misinformation and disinformation

Participants will leave with practical insights to support decision-making and action across Canada’s animal health and welfare system.

This field tour will explore soil health principles and grazing management practices in a working landscape setting.

Participants will have the opportunity to see practical examples and discuss management considerations with presenters.

Hosted by Farming Smarter, this tour showcases applied agricultural research and demonstrations focusing on dryland crop production.

Attendees visit field sites and learn about agronomic practices, crop performance and emerging technologies.

This virtual FCC webinar will provide an overview of current economic conditions and the key factors shaping Canada’s agricultural and business landscape.

Participants can expect insights on interest rates, inflation, market trends, and how economic developments may impact farm operations and decision-making.

Join fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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.

Part of the Saskatchewan Forage Council’s educational programming, this webinar examines the role of native prairie ecosystems and deep-rooted plant species in sustainable land management. The session is designed for producers interested in soil health, forage production and grassland stewardship.

This workshop guides participants through the Environmental Farm Plan process and highlights best management practices for agricultural operations.

Producers can gain insights into environmental planning and potential cost-share programming.

Join fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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 fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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.

Agriculture Week celebrates Saskatchewan’s farmers, ranchers and food processors through community events and public outreach activities.

The week is designed to strengthen public understanding of agriculture’s contribution to the province.

Join fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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 virtual session will explore factors that influence livestock management and profitability.

Participants will hear perspectives on making informed decisions in changing production environments.

Explore how diverse perspectives can contribute to the stewardship and management of the Sturgeon River Plains Bison Herd.

Speaker: Mia Nemeth, University of Saskatchewan

Join fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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.

Hosted by the Canadian Centre for Food Integrity, the summit examines consumer trust, food system communications and public perceptions of agriculture.

Organized by the Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute (CAPI), the conference will examine how Canada an increase value-added processing and strengthen competitiveness.

Sessions will focus on policy, investment and innovation.

The workshop highlights new technologies, production practices and research developments in the pork sector.

Swine producers and industry representatives can learn about innovations that support herd health, productivity and farm management.

Join fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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.

East Peace Cattle Day brings producers together to discuss topics affecting beef production in northern Alberta.

The event includes presentations and opportunities to connect with industry representatives and fellow producers.

Canadian Country Expo showcases agriculture, rural lifestyles, and community development initiatives.

The event attracts producers, rural businesses, and industry organizations from across Alberta.

Canadian Wool Conversations brings together producers and industry stakeholders to discuss opportunities and challenges in the wool sector.

Sessions will focus on knowledge sharing, collaboration, and industry development.

This regional event showcases opportunities, trends, and innovations within Alberta’s agri-food sector.

Attendees can connect with industry experts and learn initiatives supporting agricultural and rural economic development.

Join fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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 fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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.

One of western Canada’s major livestock events, the expo features more than 100 exhibitors focused on animal agriculture.

Attendees can learn about livestock technology, genetics, animal health, nutrition, and management practices.

Join fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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 field day explores the role wetlands play in agricultural landscapes and showcases tools available to producers and land managers.

Discussions focus on balancing agricultural productivity with environmental stewardship and water management.

Join fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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 workshop brings together producers, conservation organizations and researchers to discuss sustainable grassland management across prairie landscapes.

Topics include grazing systems, ecosystem health and collaborative approaches to preserving native grasslands.

Join fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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 webinar examines historical drought conditions during the Dust Bowl era and the lessons they offer for modern agriculture.

Speakers will discuss resilience strategies, risk management and adaptation to prolonged dry conditions.

Join fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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.

The 2026 Banff Craft Beer Festival takes place from October 22 to October 24, 2026, at the historic Cave and Basin National Historic Site in Banff, Alberta. The event features over 40-50 local craft beverage vendors, food options, and live music in a mountain setting.

Hosted by Agriculture for Life, the gala celebrates Alberta agriculture, food production and youth education initiatives.

Industry leaders and supporters gather for networking and fundraising.

Join fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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 event explores the benefits of integrating trees and woodlots into agricultural operations.

Topics include shelterbelts, agroforestry systems, biodiversity and opportunities to improve environmental and economic outcomes on farms.

Join fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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 virtual presentation will highlight new research related to Sm1 wheat midge resistance and its role in protecting crop productivity.

Attendees will learn about emerging findings and implications for wheat production.

Join fellow cattle producers to hear the latest updates from Alberta Beef Producers and discuss key issues facing the beef sector.

Producers can also learn about and participate in the resolution process, helping guide ABP’s advocacy efforts and future initiatives.

It’s always easier to plan for dinner when you know how many people are coming. That’s why we’re giving everyone who registers before September 14, 2026 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 Saskatchewan Agriculture webinar helps livestock producers understand feed testing results and apply them to feeding programs.

The session covers feed quality assessment, ration planning and strategies for maximizing livestock performance.

Researchers, agronomists, government representatives, and industry professionals gather to discuss emerging weed, insect, and disease management issues across Western Canada.

The forum provides updates on resistance management, monitoring, and regulatory developments.

This webinar will discuss approaches to restoring and maintaining native grasslands across Alberta.

Participants will hear about research findings and practical management strategies.

For over 51 years, Farmfair International has been a cornerstone of Canada’s agricultural scene and Alberta’s largest beef cattle show. Each November, exhibitors from across western Canada gather in Edmonton to showcase their top livestock genetics to purebred producers, local ranchers, and international buyers. Our event fosters industry connections, promotes agricultural excellence, and celebrates the rich heritage of Canadian farming.

This advanced stockmanship training event provides producers with practical livestock handling skills and behavioural insights.

The program emphasizes low-stress handling techniques that can improve cattle performance and producer safety.

Gathering Ground is a producer-focused day centred on developing practical farm and ranch management skills.

This event also gives participants an opportunity to exchange ideas, meet other producers, and connect with agricultural organizations.

The Manitoba Forage and Grassland Association’s regenerative agriculture conference explores practices that support soil health, biodiversity, and long-term farm resilience.

Producers and industry experts share research, experiences and strategies related to grazing management and regenerative farming systems.

The Canadian Forage and Grassland Association conference will examine forage systems that can remain productive under changing weather, market and management conditions.

Producers, researchers and industry representatives will discuss grazing, forage production, research, and the resilience of Canadian grassland systems.

This workshop supports farm families as they prepare for succession and changes in ownership or management.

Sessions will address communication, planning, family expectations and the business considerations involved in transferring a farm.

This event will focus on resilience, mental well-being and strategies for managing the challenges associated with agriculture.

Attendees will hear perspectives and resources that support personal and community well-being.

Agri-Trade is one of Western Canada’s largest agricultural trade shows, attracting thousands of producers and agribusiness professionals.

The event showcases farm equipment, precision agriculture technologies, inputs and services while serving as a major networking hub for the industry.

The Canadian Pulse Research Workshop brings together scientists, industry representatives and crop stakeholders to discuss the latest pulse crop research.

Topics typically include breeding, agronomy, disease management, and future research priorities.

The summit brings together young producers to discuss leadership, farm business growth and innovation.

Sessions are designed for the next generation of agriculture leaders.

The Agricultural Excellence Conference (AgEx) is Canada’s premier event dedicated to advancing farm business management. This year’s theme, Growing Leaders, Strengthening Legacies, highlights the importance of developing strong leaders while protecting and strengthening the foundations agriculture is built on. It reflects a strategic approach where today’s leaders invest in people, mentor future talent, and foster a culture of innovation to ensure farm businesses and organizations thrive for generations to come.

Each year, AgEx brings together farmers, advisors, industry leaders, and policymakers for thought-provoking discussions, expert-led sessions, and networking opportunities. Delegates will explore cutting-edge management strategies and sustainable growth practices to ensure long-term success in Canadian agriculture.

Join us as we cultivate new ideas, share experiences, and take actionable steps toward a more prosperous, resilient, adaptive, and thriving agricultural sector.

Producers will share their experiences integrating cattle into cropland systems and discuss lessons learned.

The panel will provide practical examples of grazing management and crop-livestock integration.

The Alberta Potato Conference and Tradeshow brings together growers, researchers, and industry stakeholders to discuss production challenges, research findings and market developments.

Educational sessions and trade show exhibits focus on potato agronomy, storage, pest management, and emerging technologies.

Canadian Western Agribition is Canada’s largest livestock and agribusiness showcase, attracting producers, international buyers and industry leaders from around the world.

The week-long event features livestock competitions, trade exhibits, educational programming and major announcements affecting the beef and livestock sectors.

The annual program covers taxation, audits, government programming and farm financial management.

It is geared toward advisors and business professionals working with agriculture clients.

This workshop introduces the fundamentals of price risk management and cattle market hedging.

Attendees will gain a better understanding of market tools and strategies that can help manage volatility and support business planning.

This webinar will feature research and market information relevant to Canadian cattle producers.

Participants will hear updates on trends and factors affecting the beef sector.

Canola Week brings together growers, researchers, industry representatives, and value chain partners to discuss research, innovation, and opportunities within Canada’s canola sector.

The event features technical presentations, networking opportunities, and industry updates.

Ag Connections is Alberta’s largest professional development event for primary producers, bringing together over 450 cattle and crop producers for a full day of learning, connection, and innovation. Held this year in Regina, in conjuction with Western Canadian Agribition, the conference features expert speakers, breakout sessions, and an exhibitor showcase, all focused on supporting resilient, sustainable, and informed agricultural communities across Alberta.

This event will examine management practices that support cow longevity, productivity, and herd health.

Participants will hear information relevant to maintaining performance and profitability within beef operations.

This public lecture will examine how economics shapes decisions and public policy within Canadian agriculture.

The presentation will consider why economic reasoning matters to producers, markets and the wider food system.

Held during Canadian Western Agribition, the Indigenous Agriculture Summit focuses on food security, community strength, economic development and agricultural opportunities.

It brings together Indigenous leaders, entrepreneurs, producers, and partners to share experience and build connections.

The Top Crop Summit brings crop producers and agronomy professionals together to discuss production practices, research and current crop issues.

Participants can take away information to support agronomic planning and crop-management decisions.

The Prairie Cereals Summit brings together stakeholders from across the cereals value chain to discuss research, market opportunities, and industry priorities.

The event offers educational sessions, networking, and discussions focused on the future of cereal crops in Western Canada.

This conference brings together producers, researchers, and industry experts to discuss soil health, grazing management and regenerative agricultural practices.

Sessions will explore practical strategies for improving productivity, resilience, and long-term sustainability.

This conference will bring together researchers, producers, and industry stakeholders involved in Living Lab initiatives across the Prairies.

Discussions will focus on soil health, grazing, sustainability, and collaborative agricultural research.

The Western Canadian Crop Production Show is one of the Prairie region’s premier grain and crop production events.

Producers attend to see the latest innovations in crop science, equipment, technology, and farm management while connecting with industry experts.

CrossRoads is Alberta’s premier crop conference and is jointly hosted by Alberta Canola, Alberta Grains, and Alberta Pulse Growers.

The conference features leading agronomic speakers, market discussions, producer networking and the annual general meetings of Alberta’s major crop commissions.

This free virtual forum explores invasive species issues, current research, and prevention and management efforts from across North America and beyond.

Over three days, attendees can hear from keynote speakers, learn about ongoing projects, and engage with experts and community members while exploring scientific, Indigenous, cultural, policy, and community-based approaches to invasive species management.

This study tour combines visits to New Zealand farms and agricultural businesses with sightseeing activities.

Participants will have opportunities to learn about livestock, forage, and grazing systems while comparing New Zealand practices with those used in Western Canada.