Representing Alberta’s diverse forage industry.
Made up of producers and stakeholders from throughout the very diverse Alberta forages industry, it is AFIN’s goal to speak with one voice for forages in our province.
The board and committee members of AFIN are committed to fostering two-way communication, championing research and extension, and influencing policy and practice.
Representing Alberta’s diverse forage industry.
Made up of producers and stakeholders from throughout the very diverse Alberta forages industry, it is AFIN’s goal to speak with one voice for forages in our province.
The board and committee members of AFIN are committed to fostering two-way communication, championing research and extension, and influencing policy and practice.
Farming the Web has been launched!
Farming the Web has been launched!
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FEET IN THE FIELD, EYES ON THE STARS: AN AG RESEARCH SHOWCASE
Canada’s agriculture industry has been undergoing significant changes over the past 45 years. Since the 1970s, the number of farms has been steadily declining, but not all farms have been impacted equally — mid-size farms have been hit the hardest, as the number of small and large farms increases.
Canada’s disappearing ‘average farmer’ means one-size-fits-all policies no longer work
Canada’s agriculture industry has been undergoing significant changes over the past 45 years. Since the 1970s, the number of farms has been steadily declining, but not all farms have been impacted equally — mid-size farms have been hit the hardest, as the number of small and large farms increases.
The Rangeland Sustainability Program
The Rangeland Sustainability Program aims to promote the conservation and long-term sustainability of Alberta’s rangelands and the ecosystem services these working landscapes provide to Albertans
Front Page News
FEET IN THE FIELD, EYES ON THE STARS: AN AG RESEARCH SHOWCASE
Canada’s agriculture industry has been undergoing significant changes over the past 45 years. Since the 1970s, the number of farms has been steadily declining, but not all farms have been impacted equally — mid-size farms have been hit the hardest, as the number of small and large farms increases.
Canada’s disappearing ‘average farmer’ means one-size-fits-all policies no longer work
Canada’s agriculture industry has been undergoing significant changes over the past 45 years. Since the 1970s, the number of farms has been steadily declining, but not all farms have been impacted equally — mid-size farms have been hit the hardest, as the number of small and large farms increases.
Alberta Forage Industry Network respectfully acknowledges that we live and work on the traditional lands of the indigenous peoples (Inuit, First Nations, Metis) of Canada. We honour the ancestry, heritage and gifts of the Indigenous Peoples and give thanks to them.