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WITH ELECTION DAY NEXT MONDAY, APRIL 28TH, IT'S TI

WITH ELECTION DAY NEXT MONDAY, APRIL 28TH, IT'S TIME TO RAISE YOUR VOICE!We all know farming is changing, and new and equity-seeking farmers need a seat at the table. 💪 Our latest Policy Brief: “Breaking Barriers: Growing Future Farmers” lays out critical recommendations to break down the barriers to farming for new and equity-seeking farmers.Whether you’re growing food, growing ideas, or just want a better future for agriculture, THIS is the moment to act.✅ More land access.
✅ Fair policies for new farmers.
✅ An agriculture system that values ALL voices.🗳️ The election is just one week away — let’s make sure that the voices of young, diverse farmers are heard loud and clear. 🌱📲 Read and share the policy brief. Link in bio.
________AVEC LES ÉLECTIONS LUNDI PROCHAIN, LE 28 AVRIL - IL EST TEMPS D’ÉLEVER VOTRE VOIX!Nous savons tous que l’agriculture est en train de changer et que la relève agricole et les agriculteur.trice.s en quête d’équité ont besoin d’un siège à la table. 💪 Notre note d’orientation « Faire tomber les barrières: cultiver la relève agricole » présente des recommandations essentielles pour éliminer les obstacles à l’agriculture pour la relève agricole et les agriculteur.trice.s en quête d’équité.Que vous cultivez des aliments, poussez des idées, ou souhaitez simplement un meilleur avenir pour l’agriculture, CECI est le moment d’agir.✅ Plus d’accès à la terre.
✅ Des politiques équitables pour la relève agricole.
✅ Un système agricole qui valorise TOUTES les voix.🗳️ Les élections ont lieu dans une semaine - assurons-nous que les voix des jeunes agriculteur.trice.s diversifiés soient entendues haut et fort.📲 Lisez et partagez la note d’information. Lien dans la bio.#YoungAgrarians #FutureFarmers #BreakingBarriers #youngfarmers #NewFarmerPolicy

Join us on April 28 for a powerful conversation wi

Join us on April 28 for a powerful conversation with Amy Seesequasis, an Independent Treaty Relationship Consultant, as we explore what it means to live and work on Treaty land. Amy will guide us through the basics of Treaty history, Indigenous land stewardship, and how settlers and non-Indigenous people can honour and uphold their responsibilities within Treaty relationships.We’ll also introduce the Treaty Land Sharing Network—a growing movement of farmers, ranchers, and landholders who are committed to building ethical and respectful relationships with Indigenous peoples by sharing access to rural lands in Treaty 4 and Treaty 6 Territory (Saskatchewan and Alberta).Whether you’re just starting out or deep in your farming journey, this session will offer tools for reflection, connection, and action. Let’s learn how understanding and engaging with Treaty relationships can shape a more equitable, rooted, and relational approach to farming.DATE: Monday, April 28, 2025 • 6-7 PM PT, 7-8 PM MT, 8-9 CTLOCATION: Online – a Zoom meeting link will be sent to registered attendees.Learn more and register at the link in our bio! ⬆#youngagrarians

🌍️ This Earth Day, we are feeling thankful fo

🌍️ This Earth Day, we are feeling thankful for the land that sustains us, and each of you—whether you are sowing seeds, stewarding land or just starting to imagine your place in the food system, you are an important part of an ever-growing mycelium of farmers and food lovers looking for ways to regenerate our food systems. ⁠
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Growing food isn't just about what we harvest—it's about nurturing the land for future generations. We are deeply appreciative of the Indigenous peoples who have cared for these territories since time immemorial, and whose stewardship regenerates communities, waterways, and soils. ⁠
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Let’s continue working towards a future where our food systems are diverse, interconnected and resilient. ⁠
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With gratitude,⁠
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-The YA Team⁠
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@marisaroundtheworld Harvesting a HUGE Sakurajima

@marisaroundtheworld Harvesting a HUGE Sakurajima daikon radish in Kagoshima! 👩🏻‍🌾"It ended up weighing 17kg or around 37 pounds. Needless to say, I ate daikon nonstop over the following weeks. 🍴"
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📽: @marisaroundtheworld#daikon #daikonradish #vegetables #youngagrarians #agriculture #hugeveg

📣 Young Agrarians is hiring a Saskatchewan Mana

📣 Young Agrarians is hiring a Saskatchewan Manager! ⁠
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Are you passionate about cultivating the next generation of farmers in Saskatchewan? Do you thrive on developing innovative projects in the not-for-profit sector, including securing funding to help them take root? Are you energized by identifying community needs and opportunities, and crafting strategies to address them? Do you take pride in delivering results and seeing projects through from seed to harvest?⁠
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If you’ve got this magic mix of barnyard grit and strategic smarts, we’d love to grow something great with you!⁠
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Location: This is a remote position based in Saskatchewan. Please include your location in your application.⁠
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Deadline for Applications: April 30, 2025.⁠
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Learn more about the opportunity at the link in our bio or head to https://youngagrarians.org/work-with-us/⁠
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#youngagrarians #Saskatchewan

Meet Ebsa Silga, an Ethiopian farmer growing tradi

Meet Ebsa Silga, an Ethiopian farmer growing traditional Ethiopian produce outside of Edmonton, Alberta! Ebsa's main crops are anchote (a staple root vegetable from Ethiopia), Ethiopian kale, red onions, corn, organic wheat, tomatoes, potatoes, and many other veggies. Growing on 32 acres of leased land, Ebsa is supporting his community through education and providing healthy, nutrient-dense produce.⁠
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Head to our blog at the link in our bio to hear about how his path to farming in Canada and how he's working to expand his farm business this year with the help of his mentor, Ryan Mason.⁠
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If you are a new farmer or the next generation taking on your family farm and are looking for support to grow your farm business, consider applying to the Business Mentorship Network. Learn more on our website: https://youngagrarians.org/business-mentorship-network/⁠
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#youngagrarians #bmn #businessmentorships #anchote

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