Join the CFGA and provincial partner ARECA for the 2024 WCCSHG in Edmonton, AB from December 10-12, 2024!
A Path to Resilience: Healthy Soil, Plants, Economics, and People
As an attendee you will have the opportunity to learn from University and applied researchers, Government and NGO, industry, and producer panelists. The WCCSHG will have a trade show going on throughout the Conference with a variety of regenerative ag resources, fencing, water, soil, and financial organization booths. The WCCSHG is an amazing networking opportunity to swap experiences, advice, and to learn from other producers attending who all share a common interest!
Some of the 2024 WCCSHG keynote speakers include Burke Teichert, Dr. Bart Lardner, Stuart Chutter, Rick Bieber, Ralph Wright, Lana Shaw, and more!
The WCCSHG is a collaborative event hosted by the Applied Research and Forage Associations within Alberta.
Date: December 10-12, 2024
Location: DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel West Edmonton, Alberta
Speakers include: Tim McAllister, Steve Goreham, Stuart Chutter, Ralph Wright, Peter Byck, Michale Ferguson, Lana Shaw, James White, Rick Bieber, Emma McGeough, Craig Lester, Burke Teichert, Anneline Padayachee, and Bart Lardner.
This conference is known to sell out, so book your tickets early!
CFGA is proud to be a sponsor for this event.
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