Host Registration for 2027 will open on November 1, 2026.
Saskatchewan Open Farm Days is a province-wide open house for people to discover local agriculture. We bring Saskatchewanians together through educational and hands-on agricultural experiences, bridging the gap in learning where food comes from.
Signing up is easy, we just need a few preliminary details from you, like location, contact details and what type of experience you have. From there, we will work with you to create a host profile and content to promote your Open Farm Days weekend!
Contact: Ashley Stone, Open Farm Days Coordinator, Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan ashley@farmfoodcaresk.org
How to Participate in Saskatchewan Open Farm Days
Saskatchewan Open Farm Days is an annual event and an opportunity for those in the agriculture and food sector to showcase their farms and connect with the public. This province-wide event invites people of all ages to step into agriculture and see firsthand where their food comes from. It’s a chance to build community, share stories, and highlight the vital role farms play in our daily lives.
Who can host with Saskatchewan Open Farm Days?
Become a host for Saskatchewan Open Farm Days! We’re looking for farmers, producers, and culinary experts ready to share their daily operations, showcase local goods, and connect visitors with the real story behind Saskatchewan agriculture.
Bring Open Farm Days to Your Community-Be a Regional Hub for Local Agriculture
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.
How to Participate in Saskatchewan Open Farm Days as a Farmers’ Market
Celebrate Saskatchewan Open Farm Days in August! Farmers’ markets can get involved by hosting vendors, promoting local goods, or partnering with nearby farms. Find out how your market can participate today.
Get Inspired
Check out some examples of successful Host Farms from across the country.
Chatsworth Farm, located in Vermilion, Alberta, raises beef cattle, sheep, pigs, chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese and also grows cereal and legume crops.
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.
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.
Is Your Farm Ready to be a Host?
Have questions?
Contact: Ashley Stone, Open Farm Days Coordinator
Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan
306-209-4015 â–ª ashley@farmfoodcaresk.org