2026

Join us for a screening of “Deep Rooted”, a documentary exploring the mental health crisis facing agricultural producers across Canada. The film follows four agriculture producers in discussing their mental health and how it relates to farming.

There are an immeasurable number of stressors facing farmers and ranchers across the country, from weather and climate change, through to succession planning and farming legacy.

Through these four agriculture producers, we get a glimpse into how and why this crisis persists in the farming community.

Following the screening, The Do More Agriculture Foundation will lead a panel discussion featuring leading Manitoba producers and experts.

Don’t miss your chance to engage in a meaningful conversation, ask questions, and share your own reflections in a supportive and open environment.

Leave with a deeper understanding of the human side of agriculture. 

Thank you to the Manitoba Oat Growers Association for donating oat cookies for all in attendance at the viewing.

 

In a world of shifting trade dynamics, geopolitical tensions, and unpredictable market forces, understanding the impacts to local fertilizer supply chains is critical.

Join Tyler as he dives deep into Western Canada’s fertilizer landscape, and what it means for producers.

Whether you’re a grower, agronomist or industry stakeholder, this session is a chance to gain insights to help navigate volatility and make informed decisions in a rapidly evolving marketplace.

Lower crop prices. Higher input costs. Expensive equipment. Sky high land values.

Farmers have faced tight margins and felt the cost price squeeze before, so what makes this time so different?

Join Darren as he explores what the current tight margin environment has in common with the past, but more importantly how this time is different and what strategies are available to successfully navigate the turbulent times ahead.