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SUMMARY:IFMA 22: Growing Agriculture @41 Degrees South
DESCRIPTION:The Congress will devote a number of sessions to presentations\, discussions and workshops to examine what Governments\, educators\, researchers\, consultants\, farmers and commercial companies will need to do to capitalise on these opportunities. \nThe Congress program also includes 2 days of field tours visiting farms and related institutions in northern Tasmania\, presentations on global “hot topics”\, and contributed papers on the Congress sub-themes. \nIFMA 22 is hosted by the Tasmanian Department of State Growth and the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (a joint venture between the University of Tasmania and the Department of Primary Industry\, Parks Water and the Environment). \nThere will be a one week pre-congress tour in Tasmania and a one week post-congress tour on mainland Australia (travelling from Melbourne through farming areas of south-east Australia to Sydney. \nNote: Registration fees are in Australian dollars. \n
URL:https://old.fmc-gac.com/calendar/ifma-22-growing-agriculture-41-degrees-south/
LOCATION:Hotel Grand Chancellor\, 29 Cameron St.\, Launcestion\, Tasmania\, TAS 7250\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Conference%20Design":MAILTO:mail@conferencedesign.com.au
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SUMMARY:Western Canada Dairy Seminar
DESCRIPTION:\nJoin us at the 37th annual WCDS. A place to gather the latest information in dairy production and technology advances. \nRegister by February 5\, 2019 to receive the early bird rate of $295. Dairy producers\, technology transfer specialists\, researchers and dairy service and supply representatives will find this seminar extremely valuable. \nEach year a wide variety of topics are presented\, including nutrition\, reproduction\, farm management and animal health and welfare. \nThere is also ample opportunity to network and for one-on-one discussions between the speakers and participants and to meet our sponsors at the 75 booth trade show. \n\n
URL:https://old.fmc-gac.com/calendar/western-canada-dairy-seminar/
LOCATION:Sheraton Red Deer Hotel\, 3310 50 Ave\, Red Deer\, Alberta\, T4N 3X9\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Bridging the Gap: Transition Transition Planning Workshop for Farm Families
DESCRIPTION:Attention Atlantic Farmers!\nPlan to attend…\n\nTransition Planning Workshop for Farm Families\nMarch 8 & 9\, 2019\nCrown Plaza Moncton Downtown\, 1005 Main Street\nMoncton\, New Brunswick\nIs your farm in a state of transition? \nAre you looking to start the succession conversation? \nYes?! Then Farm Management Canada’s Bridging the Gap Workshop is for you! \nThe Bridging the Gap Workshop welcomes farm families to work with renowned farm family coach Elaine Froese and farm management consultant Cedric MacLeod to address some the elephants in the room that are preventing or hindering succession planning back on the farm. \n\nDay 1 is for the whole family!\nDay 2 we encourage Young Farmers to attend FCC Ignite (same hotel\, different room) while the rest stick around to continue the conversation on how to bring your kids into the farm business. \n \n“Encouraging and inspiring”\n“I now feel optimistic about all 4 kids playing a role in the farm – either on or off the farm”\n”Loved the concept and tools for robust conversation” \nJoin us in March to tackle Transition!\nTo Register Click Here or go to:\n2019atlanticbridgingthegap.eventbrite.ca \n Funding Available for Farmers\n\n\n\nNew Brunswick Farmers may be eligible for up to 70% of registration fees and up to 50% of the other eligible costs for training to a maximum contribution of $3\,000 per project.\nMore information: https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/services/services_renderer.201342.Advancing_Agriculture.html \nPrince Edward Island Farmers may be eligible for up to 50% of assistance up to $2\,000 for eligible agri-skills individualized training expenses to cover registration fees/tuition\, and travel (including accommodation and meals) to attend individualized training events.\nMore information: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/agriculture-and-fisheries/business-development-program-agriculture  \n\n\n\nCost: $150 plus tax (includes breaks and meals)\n(includes breakfast\, lunch\, breaks\, workshop materials and a copy of Elaine’s Do the Tough Things Right) \nCome early\, stay late – there’s lots going on!\n\n\n\nAtlantic Farm Mechanization Show\nMarch 7-9\nMore info: www.farmmechshow.com/\nIgnite – FCC Young Farmer Summit\n\nMarch 9\n10:00 AM – 3:30 PM\nMore info: www.eventbrite.ca/e/ignite-fcc-young-farmer-summit-moncton-registration-50003595099\nAtlantic Regional Event\n\nMarch 8\,9\nFarm Tour\, Evening Celebration\nMore info: oyfcanada.com/language/en/event/atlantic-region/\n\n\n\n\nBridging the Gap is proudly presented by: \nFarm Management Canada\n250 City Centre Avenue\, Suite 300\nOttawa\, Ontario\nK1R 6K7\ninfo(at)old.fmc-gac.com\nold.fmc-gac.com \nIn partnership with: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nFarm Management Canada is funded in part by: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n
URL:https://old.fmc-gac.com/calendar/btg-atlantic-2019/
LOCATION:Crowne Plaza Moncton Downtown\, 1005 Main Street\, Moncton\, New Brunswick\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="Farm%20Management%20Canada":MAILTO:info@old.fmc-gac.com
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SUMMARY:BC Farmers' Markets Conference
DESCRIPTION:BC Farmers’ Markets Conference Heads East to Kimberley/Cranbrook March 8-10\, 2019 \nJoin us March 8-10\, 2019 for our annual BC farmers’ markets conference! We’re excited to bring the conference to the Kootenay Rockies & Columbia Basin region for the very first time\, with support from our presenting sponsor\, Columbia Basin Trust. Our 2019 host markets are: Kimberley Farmers’ Market and the Cranbrook Farmer’s Market. \nThe 2019 conference theme is “Cultivating Community.” We will explore how we can grow and strengthen the farmers’ market sector through outreach and connections\, working with various members of our communities. \nOur annual conference brings together farmers’ market organizers\, boards of directors\, farmers\, vendors\, small scale food processors\, and community leaders. The weekend is packed full of workshops\, networking opportunities\, social activities\, and the annual Farmers’ Market Awards. We hope you will join us! \n
URL:https://old.fmc-gac.com/calendar/bc-farmers-markets-conference/
LOCATION:Tasmania
ORGANIZER;CN="BC%20Farmers%27%20Market":MAILTO:info@bcfarmersmarket.org
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190318
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SUMMARY:Canada Blooms
DESCRIPTION:\nCanada Blooms was founded in 1996 by the Garden Club of Toronto and Landscape Ontario. Today\, it is the largest flower and garden festival in the country\, celebrating the very best in Canadian gardening and floral design! \nCanada Blooms was incorporated in 1997 as Canada Blooms Horticultural Society\, a not-for-profit organization. Our mission is to create a yearly international flower and garden festival which enhances and promotes the awareness of horticulture by featuring the best designs\, products and services of amateur and professional participants. Proceeds from Canada Blooms are used to support community projects that promote horticulture and nurture and enhance our landscapes. \nThe first Canada Blooms was held in 1997\, with attendance exceeding 70\,000 visitors in 5 days – a record for a first-time show! This proved that Canadian gardeners were ready to support a world-class flower and garden festival. In 1998\, Canada Blooms moved to the new Metro Toronto Convention Centre South Building\, and attendance grew. In 2010 Canada Blooms moved to the Enercare Centre (then the Direct Energy Centre) at Exhibition Place and enjoyed a huge crowd of over 90\,000 people – a clear indication of the huge number of Canadians with green thumbs! Today\, the nation’s largest show of its kind sees over 200\,000 visitors pass through its garden gates. \n\n
URL:https://old.fmc-gac.com/calendar/canada-blooms/
LOCATION:Enercare Centre\, 100 Princes' Blvd\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M6K 3C3\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Cultivating Resiliency Webinar Series: Increasing Your Joy and Happiness While Living a Farm Life
DESCRIPTION:In this session\, Brenda Mack will focus on increasing joy and happiness in your farm life. Self-compassion\, random acts of kindness and expressing gratitude are practical ideas that will be further explored to bolster positive feelings. Be prepared to ask questions or make comments and the presenter will respond. \nThe topic for discussion will last approximately 40- 45 minutes and then an interactive Q & A period will utilize the remaining time. \nAll sessions in the series will be recorded and made available after the session for those who could not make the live session or for those who would like to listen again. \nMore information about the presenter:\nBrenda Mack is a behavioral health and human services consultant\, trainer and presenter\, and an Assistant Professor in the Social Work Department at Bemidji State University (BSU). Brenda is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker through the Minnesota Board of Social Work. Her dad was a third-generation Red River Valley crop farmer and her mom was his partner in marriage for 50 years and helped run their agricultural operations. Brenda has many fond memories and examples of lessons learned from growing up in a farm family\, so\, it was no surprise when Brenda married Trent who is a fourth generation crop farmer from Crookston\, MN. Brenda and Trent proudly support each other in all aspects of their lives. Brenda has a special place in her heart for women in agriculture who have a primary or secondary farming or ranching role. She walks the same path of ag-related ups and downs and wants to spark a local\, state and national conversation about the impacts of stress\, how to build resilience through connection\, and implementing self-care strategies. \n
URL:https://old.fmc-gac.com/calendar/aaw-webinar-mar8/
LOCATION:Tasmania
ORGANIZER;CN="American%20Agri-Women":MAILTO:aaw@americanagriwomen.org
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