Regenerative Farming in the Prairies: South Glanton Farm Field Day

Regeneration Canada accelerates the adoption of regenerative agriculture by connecting farmers, ranchers, and stakeholders across Canada's food system.  We meet farmers where they are on their journey and support them with knowledge networks and resources to build healthier soils, more resilient farms, and thriving communities.Our work focuses on the sustained adoption of context-specific practices that lead to measurable and demonstrable outcomes that align with farmers’ goals and local realities.//Régénération Canada accélère l'adoption de l'agriculture régénératrice en connectant les producteur·trices et acteur·trices du système alimentaire canadien. Nous rencontrons les producteur·trices là où ils et elles en sont dans leur parcours et les soutenons grâce à des réseaux de connaissances et à des ressources pour bâtir des sols plus sains, des fermes plus résilientes et des communautés prospères.Nous mettons l’accent sur l’adoption durable de pratiques adaptées aux contextes locaux, qui mènent à des résultats mesurables et démontrables, en cohérence avec les objectifs des producteur·trices et les réalités locales.

Régénération Canada

“Discovering the Possibilities” is an 8-stop demonstration tour showcasing a number of leading innovative farmers championing soil health.

South Glanton Farms

Regenerative Farming-Discovering the Possibilities

“Discovering the Possibilities” is an 8-stop demonstration tour showcasing innovative farmers championing soil health across the Canadian Prairies, proving Canada’s potential to further regenerate cropland while producing quality goods.

Event in English - Événement en anglais Launching in 2022, Regeneration Canada and Oatly are teaming up on an exciting project highlighting a portion of the vast network of Canadian land managers whose knowledge and experience have allowed them to succeed in implementing regenerative farming systems. “Discovering the Possibilities” is an 8-stop demonstration tour showcasing several leading innovative farmers championing soil health across the Canadian Prairies, proving—to Oatly and the world at large—Canada’s potential to further regenerate cropland while producing quality goods. South Glanton Farms visit and field day in Forrest, Manitoba, on Wednesday, July 13, 10am-3pmSouth Glanton Farms is owned and operated by Ryan and Sarah Boyd, together with their children and Ryan’s parents, in Forrest, Manitoba. The farm consists of approximately 300 beef cows, calving in June, and a diverse crop rotation including spring and winter wheat, oats, canola, flax, peas, soybeans, corn, perennial forages, and diverse annual forages for grazing and greenfeed. Several different management practices have been used to enhance soil health, including adaptive grazing, high stock density grazing, no-till, a diverse crop rotation, intercropping, winter grazing corn, bale grazing, and stockpile grazing.Ryan is the author of “Grazing Ruminants: A Long-term Solution to Agriculture Profitability, Productivity and Climate Change,” published in February 2021 by Nuffield Canada. Since 2003, Ryan has been leading the conversation in Manitoba, Canada as well as internationally about ways to make farms more resilient to weather and market extremes and to deliver a better quality of life.To register for the other field days on the tour:<a href="https://regenerationcanada.org/en/discovering-the-possibilities-2/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://regenerationcanada.org/en/discovering-the-possibilities-2/</a>

Our {communityGuidelinesLink} describe the sort of content we prohibit on Eventbrite. If you suspect an event may be in violation, you can report it to us so we can investigate.

To report other categories of prohibited or illegal content, submit {link}