Come say hello! Every year, Alberta Beef Producers attends over 75 events throughout Alberta ranging from large to small. Events are a great way for the community and even producers to hear what is happening in the Alberta Beef industry. ABP ensures we always have knowledgeable staff on hand to meet and greet everyone. We also love giving away free promotional items — such as stickers, recipes, informational booklets, pens and pencils.
Events
BCRC Webinar Series 2020/2021
October 28 to March 24
Webinar7 p.m.
This year’s Beef Cattle Research Council webinar series will cover a range of topics including record keeping, invasive weed species, and reproductive failure in the cow herd, all focused on practical, science-based information for Canadian beef producers. View topics and register here.
Alberta Nutrient Management Seminar Series
January 11 to March 1
2-3 pm MST
You’ll learn about soil health, nutrient management, new techniques and technology and environmental stewardship. Registration for the entire series is $35 and you can do so at www.nutrientmanagementab.ca
AgSafe Speaker Series
January 12 to March 23
Pull up a comfortable chair, pour a fresh cup of coffee and join us for a three part webinar series that will outline everything you need to know as we head into another growing season. See the descriptions and Zoom registration links below! Registration is free and more information is available at www.agsafeab.ca/events/2021-01-06/agsafe-speaker-series
Mental Health Literacy Training for Farmers
February 1 to March 31
Keystone Agricultural Producers is offering free online mental health literacy training (“In The Know”) throughout the months of January, February, and March 2021. More information and registration is available here.
Social Health Webinar Series
February 11 to March 2
The Western Canada Conference on Soil Health is hosting a Soil Health Webinar Series. Topics include: What is New in Soil Health & Plant Nutrition 101, Transition to Low Input Production Systems, Strategies for Regenerating Forage Stands & Using Perennial and Annual Forages in Crop Rotation, Questions & Answer session with Joel Williams. More information is available at www.absoilgrazing.com/
Alberta Forage Industry Network AGM
March 9 to March 11
This year's theme is... "The Importance of Forages in the Water Cycle"
More information available here.
CRSB Semi-Annual Meeting
April 20
Join the CRSB's 2021 Semi-Annual Meeting, featuring updates from all of our beef sustainability workstreams, including National Beef Sustainability Assessment and Strategy, Communications and Marketing and the Certified Sustainable Beef Framework. We will also be launching the second phase of the Canadian Beef Industry's long-term 2030 Goals. FEATURE PANEL DISCUSSION: Using Consumer Research to Understand Sustainability Drivers and Motivations. Register now!