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Join SaskSoil February 11 to 12, 2026, in Saskatoon, SK for their annual Soil Health Conference; a two-day hybrid event packed with expert insights, producer panels, and hands-on breakout sessions.

Soil health isn’t a single practice, product, or philosophy; it’s a puzzle. And every farm is working with a different set of pieces.

This year’s conference brings together leading voices in regenerative agriculture, soil biology, producer-led innovation, and mental resilience because healthy soils and healthy farmers go hand in hand.

From holistic ranching systems and soil biology breakthroughs, to on-farm experiences, Indigenous knowledge, and mental health in agriculture, this conference is designed to help you identify what’s missing in your own soil health system and how to put it in place.

View the agenda here. 

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