The Canadian Forage and Grassland Association (CFGA) is seeking motivated individuals to become Grazing Mentors and support ranchers in implementing rotational grazing systems. This program offers free training, paid opportunities and access to a national network of grazing professionals.
Free Online Training
Participants will attend two three-hour online training sessions to learn about the CFGA–OFCAF Grazing Mentor Program and how it supports ranchers with rotational grazing. Training focuses on helping producers develop custom grazing plans that improve pasture health and productivity.
Training Dates: January 16 and January 30, 12:00 to 3:00 PM EST.
Registration closes January 5
Income Potential
Grazing Mentors work directly with producers to develop grazing plans and can earn up to $1,750 per plan. After review and feedback by a Professional Agrologist (PAg), producers receive an 85% rebate on eligible costs.
Networking and Professional Development
Grazing Mentors gain access to:
- Monthly continuing education calls with industry professionals
- Rebates for attending conferences and events (application required)
- A national network of grazing mentors and agricultural professionals
To register or learn more, contact: [email protected]
Our Other Events
Webinar Series: Forage Management and Soil Health
Feb 25, 2025
7:00 PM MST - 8:30 PM MST
The Canadian Forage and Grassland Association is hosting a 5 part rotational grazing webinar specifically for sheep and goat producers. Session 3 on Feb. 25 is Forage Management and Soil Health.
CFGA OFCAF Claims Information Session/Séance d’information pour le traitement des réclamat
Nov 22, 2024
11:00 AM MST - 12:00 PM MST
This is for producers and mentors who are participating in CFGA’s OFCAF in 2024 to ask their questions regarding the claims process and any other overall OFCAF inquiries.
Ontario Forage Council Pasture Walk in Leeds County
June 24, 2023
8:00 AM EDT
The Ontario Forage Council’s advanced grazing mentors are doing a series of pasture walks to demonstrate the elements of rotational grazing. Along with fencing demos and networking opportunities, they will offer information on water systems, carrying capacity, precision pasture management and more.