5 reasons why Saskatchewan Open Farm Days is the perfect Ag-cation
In Southwest Saskatchewan, the wide-open skies and golden fields tell a story of resilience, innovation, and connection to the land.
Here are some examples and inspiration for successful Host Farms.
5 Reasons to Open Your Gates: Be a host during Saskatchewan Open Farm Days
As a producer, your “office” is thousands of acres of soil, a bustling calving pen, or a high-tech greenhouse. You know the hard work that goes into every bushel of grain and what it takes to raise each animal, but does the average person in Regina or Saskatoon? With more people than ever looking to …
Who can host an experience with Saskatchewan Open Farm Days?
Hosts for Saskatchewan Open Farm Days range from passionate farmers, producers, to culinary schools, chefs and local food suppliers all who aim to offer an authentic, immersive experience centered around farm life or local culinary experiences.
How to Participate in Saskatchewan Open Farm Days
As a member of our agriculture and culinary community, we are excited for you to join us in celebrating Saskatchewan food and agriculture products. There are 2 ways that you can participate in the event; with a mandatory free experience and paid experiences.
Farm 2 Table on 51
Farm 2 Table on 51, located in Sexsmith, Alberta, offers fresh organically grown vegetables and flowers. Items can be purchased through special farm-to-table garden dinners or onsite from their farm store during the growing season.
Collective Joy Farm
Collective Joy Farm, located in Kingston, Ontario, is a year-round indoor urban farm growing microgreens, herbs and seedlings. They also sell whole food products, ready-made meals and juices.
Chatsworth Farm
Chatsworth Farm, located in Vermilion, Alberta, raises beef cattle, sheep, pigs, chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese and also grows cereal and legume crops.
