Join CFGA Grazing Mentors Heidi and Cornelius Beveridge for a Pasture Walk in Piapot, SK, on June 15 from 9am - 3pm.
We will tour bush grass, native prairie, and tame grass.
Discussion topics will include:
*differences in grass type and recovery time
*electric fencing with high tensile vs stringlines and our many different types of fence
*watering systems
* funding opportunities
* grazing plans and mentorship opportunities
*and anything else you would like to discuss!
We will be back at the yard for BBQ lunch.
LOCATION: We are 5 miles west and 10 miles south of Piapot. Register to get details.
REGISTER: Please RSVP to Heidi @ 306-661-7683 to register. RSVP deadline: 10 June, 2024.
Feel free to bring a friend, just let us know so we have an idea of how many people we’re expecting.
For more information email [email protected]
This event is supported by Farmers for Climate Solutions and the FaRM program. For free access to in-depth online learning, workshops, mentorship and implementation follow-up support on cover cropping, advanced nitrogen management, and advanced grazing systems, please visit: farmlearninghub.ca.
Funding for this event [in part] has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the Agricultural Climate Solutions – On-Farm Climate Action Fund. Funding for this event is also provided [in part] by Farmers for Climate Solutions.
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