Planned Grazing & Cover Crops Field Day
Join Ron and Terra Weaver and the Alta Sask Grazing Club for a full day of experiential learning, collaboration and knowledge sharing focused on planned grazing and cover crops.
This field day will explore practical approaches to improving grazing management, including pasture design and utilization, developing grazing plans, accessing underutilized grazing land, water infrastructure, extending the grazing season with cover crops and available funding opportunities. Whether you’re looking to improve pasture productivity or learn from experienced producers, this event offers valuable insights and hands-on learning.
Date: Thursday, August 20
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Location: Alcurve, Alberta
Registration: $40 (lunch included)
Topics include:
Pasture design and utilization
Grazing plans
Accessing underutilized grazing land
Water infrastructure
Grazing season extension with cover crops
Funding opportunities
Networking with producers and industry experts
To Register
Kelly Sidoryk – [email protected]
Terra Weaver – [email protected]
We look forward to seeing you in Alcurve for a day of practical learning, discussion and networking focused on strengthening grazing management and pasture resilience.
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