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Sustainability of Canadian Agriculture 2023 Virtual Conference
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Sustainability of Canadian Agriculture 2023 Virtual Conference Sustainable food production systems: Exploring new and traditional knowledge MARCH 7-9, 2023 Co-hosted by the University of Manitoba's National Centre for Livestock and the Environment and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

2023-03-07 to 2023-03-09
When: March 7-9, 2023
Where: Virtual Conference
Manitoba
Canada
Contact: Co-hosted by the University of Manitoba's National Centre for Livestock and the Environment and Agri

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This 3-day virtual conference brings together researchers, students, producers, government, commodity organizations and industry representatives with a range of perspectives to collectively share ideas and experiences about how to improve agricultural sustainability in Canada. Sessions will feature brief presentations followed by facilitated panel discussions exploring the path to achieving net zero emissions on farms, addressing the role of Indigenous agriculture in our food systems and examining the importance of preserving and enhancing biodiversity on the prairies and beyond. This year's conference will provide an update on Canada's Living Lab Projects and the opportunity for attendees to join two live question and answer sessions with researchers and industry experts. In addition, the conference will include a hands-on interactive morning workshop on the Holos model designed to estimate on farm greenhouse gas emissions, as well as a research update featuring graduate students who will share their findings through short videos.

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Schedule at a Glance

DayTheme
March 7Keynote - Net-zero farming in Canada: is it feasible?
Achieving net zero emissions
March 8Role of Indigenous Agriculture in Our Food Systems
March 9Is Biodiversity the new Carbon?
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Ontario Institute of Agrologists
PO Box 100
Harriston, ON N0G 1Z0

E: info@oia.on.ca
T: 519-510-4047

Mission

We are a self-regulating organization that serves the public interest by maintaining ethical standards of practice and providing professional development and networking opportunities for agrology professionals.