2026

Join us as we recognize the outstanding speakers who rose to the challenge in this year’s competition.

These individuals demonstrated exceptional knowledge, communication skills, and passion for agriculture. Help us celebrate their achievements as we present awards to the winners.

Their efforts not only showcase expertise but also inspire innovation and leadership within our industry.

Calving season is the most exciting time of year for many beef producers, but does not come without its trials and tribulations.

Come learn about common health issues and current recommended treatments in newborn calves, managing difficult births, and utilizing veterinary resources efficiently.

Join Dr. Ross and his special guest, Clover the Cow, to learn more calving season tips and tricks.

Exceptional but volatile profitability in Canada’s cattle sector plus the uncertain geopolitical environment has added to the need for advocacy both in Canada and abroad.

Join Tyler, as he shares some of the strategies and initiatives currently underway through the Canadian Cattle Association in collaboration with other industry groups to navigate these waters.

Farming is defined by unpredictability—whether it’s fluctuating markets, extreme weather, or changing policies.

While feeling panicked is understandable, it’s not a long-term approach. Remaining steady, evaluating risks, and adjusting your strategies are key.

The fundamentals of farm management remain the same, and true resilience is built by facing uncertainty head-on. Join Tanis as she shares actionable advice to help you move from a reactive mindset to proactive planning.

Join this engaging fireside chat featuring renowned entrepreneur and investor Arlene Dickinson, offering a deep dive into the future of Canadian agriculture and agri-food innovation.

Through a series of thought-provoking questions, Arlene will share insights on the global competitiveness of Canadian-made products, the importance of building resilient domestic value chains, and strategies to foster consumer loyalty to local goods.

This session promises inspiration, actionable advice, and a renewed sense of purpose for Canada’s agricultural community.

Discover what it takes to succeed in the food business, from bold ideas to market-ready products.

This session features real stories from Manitoba entrepreneurs, who will highlight the wins, the setbacks, and the support systems that make a difference.

Panelists will offer a behind-the-scenes look at how they navigated the system, sharing lessons learned, resources used, and opportunities seized.

Join this session to learn about the support available through Manitoba Agriculture and the Food Development Centre.

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