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Insights from Birds Canada at the Young Ranchers Network

Insights from Birds Canada at the Young Ranchers Network

March 30, 2026 Admin
The CFGA’s Young Ranchers Network hosted Ian Cook of Birds Canada for a conversation on prairie birds and grassland health.
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Grassland Learning and Knowledge Hub: Building Momentum for Canada’s Grasslands

Grassland Learning and Knowledge Hub: Building Momentum for Canada’s Grasslands

March 23, 2026 Admin
The Grassland Learning and Knowledge Hub (GLKH) is wrapping up its second year and the project is gaining real traction.
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Tomorrow’s Prairies Project is advancing grassland knowledge for a changing climate

Tomorrow’s Prairies Project is advancing grassland knowledge for a changing climate

March 16, 2026 Admin
Nature United, a conservation organization based in Toronto and affiliated with the Nature Conservancy of Canada, is leading an ambitious national initiative known as the Tomorrow’s Prairies project.
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Celebrating women leading Canada’s forage and grassland sector

Celebrating women leading Canada’s forage and grassland sector

March 9, 2026 Admin
March 8 was International Women’s Day, a global moment to recognize the women whose leadership, innovation and determination strengthen communities, industries and ecosystems.
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CFGA’s webinars boost grazing skills for bison and small ruminant producers

CFGA’s webinars boost grazing skills for bison and small ruminant producers

March 2, 2026 Admin
Throughout January and February, the Canadian Forage and Grassland Association (CFGA) delivered two indepth webinar series designed to help producers strengthen their grazing systems ahead of the 2026 season.
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