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As a farmer-to-farmer educational resource network, we couldn’t do the work without the support of a diverse range of organizations and farmers collaborating to grow the next generation of farmers in Canada.
Together, we are working toward a future where our food systems are diverse, interconnected, and resilient. Read on to learn about our partners and the work we are doing together to transform our food systems!
Want to partner with us? Have a collaboration in mind? Drop us an email at: network@youngagrarians.org.
OUR PARTNERS BLOG
YOUNG AGRARIANS PARTNERSHIP: RURAL ROUTES TO CLIMATE SOLUTIO...
ABOUT RURAL ROUTES TO CLIMATE SOLUTIONS Established in 2017, Rural Routes to Climate Solutions (a Stettler Learning Centre initiative) provides opportunities for rural Albertans to learn more about and reap the benefits of climate solutions. By doing so, they are empowering rural Albertans to make informed decisions on how best to modify their farming, ranching, Continue reading
YOUNG AGRARIANS PARTNERSHIP: Holistic Management Canada Rege...
ABOUT HOLISTIC MANAGEMENT CANADA Holistic Management Canada empowers farmers to make ecologically, economically, and socially sound decisions for their farms and communities. Currently, there are 271,935 farmers in Canada managing approximately 153 million acres of farm and ranch lands. Land managers are facing growing uncertainty from increasingly unpredictable weather patterns, unstable financial conditions, and rising Continue reading
YOUNG AGRARIANS PARTNERSHIP: UNITE FOR CHANGE – THE LAND A...
ABOUT THE LAND AND FOOD JUSTICE FUND The Food and Land Justice Fund was created to support over 40 organizations doing work to increase food security, fight for food justice, and create equitable food systems across Canada. It can be found on the Unite for Change platform – which launched in 2021 to fundraise for Continue reading
YOUNG AGRARIANS PARTNERSHIP: kinSHIFT
ABOUT KINSHIFT kinSHIFT is an Indigenous-led initiative supporting settlers who are committed to building respectful relationships with Indigenous peoples and places. Based in Syilx-Okanagan territory, they have been delivering impactful programs since 2013, touching the lives of more than 9,000 people through 200+ workshops and 30+ camps. Their experiential, arts-based workshops and programs allow participants Continue reading
