WHATS NEW
Soil Health Summer Tour
July 24, 2026
9:30 am - 2:30 pm
CARA Soil Health Lab
CARA Crop Field Day
Tuesday, July 28
9:30 am
Grudecki Field Site
Free to attend
Forage First Field Day
Thurs, August 6, 2026
9:00 am
From Highway 9:
3.5 miles north on the 899,
1 mile east on TWP Rd 29-0
If you have any ideas for events you would like us to put on
please contact us!
***NEW FUNDING ***
New Sustainable Canadian Partnership
is Accepting Applications as of April 3rd, 2023! Apply now to any of the below programs:
- Efficient Grain Handling
- Water Supply Program
- Farm Technology
- Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program
- On Farm Value Added Program
CFGA is currently accepting applications supporting producers in developing Advanced Rotational Grazing Plans.
NEED ASSISTANCE NAVIGATING THROUGH THE NEW GRANTS?
Have a project in mind that you would like to do for your operation? If you want to take advantage of funding but don't like the paperwork? We have staff members in the CARA office that are here to help you navigate through the new programs. Give the office a call at 403-664-3777 or email Karin at cara-3@telus.net
We have quarterly newlestters come out with loads of information on Crops, Forage, conservation and Soil. They also highlight our current projects, events and funding opportunities.
Make sure you check them out online or in your mailbox!
The 2024 CARA season is being planned and seed is being prepared!
Stay posted for dates and times for our upcoming Field Days this summer!
Lets talk GRAZING!
There is some sizeable funding to take advantage of for producers who want to implement rotational grazing.
This winter there will be Grazing Club meetings held in Consort, Pollockville and the surrounding areas. The Grazing Clubs are for producers to socialize and learn from industry, research, and other local producers on best management practices including grazing, nutrition, herd health, and more!
To join a GC and learn about our upcoming meetings contact cara-3@telus.net or 403-664-3777
Yamily and her team are busy in the lab and in the field gathering soil tests to assist producers on best management practices to improve soil health and crop production.
Check out the CARA Soil Lab website www.carasoilhealthlab.ca