Events

Antigonish/Guysborough County Federation of Agriculture’s Annual Meeting Thursday, November 9, 2023 @ 7 pm John Paul Centre

  Are you feeling overwhelmed by the thought of farm transition? You are not alone. Over 75% of Canadian farmers are feeling stressed by uncertainty surrounding the future of the farm. Oftentimes, we look to the current generation to begin the transition process, but you have the power as the next generation to kick-start the … Continued

WBPANS will be hosting their AGM on November 16 and 17, 2023, at the Best Western Glengary Hotel in Truro, Nova Scotia.

Farm Safety Nova Scotia is arranging for Endorsement 23 testing at the Antigonish Exhibition Grounds on Thursday, November 16th. Endorsement 23 is required to drive a tractor towing equipment on public roads when the equipment weighs over 4500 kg and the tractor & equipment combined weigh over 14,000kg. You must have a Class 5, 5R … Continued

Cape Breton/Richmond County Federation of Agriculture's Annual Meeting Thursday, November 16, 2023 @ 7 PM Clansman Motel, 9 Baird Street, North Sydney

Digby County Federation of Agriculture's Annual Meeting Monday, November 20, 2023 @ 7 PM Weymouth Library

The Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture's 128th Annual Meeting will be taking place November 23-24, 2023 at the Inn on Prince in Truro. REGISTRATION OPEN! Please fill out the following form to register for this year's Annual Meeting. We are excited to introduce a new meeting format this year! Thursday’s agenda will be a full … Continued

Join us for the Talk. Ask. Listen. Workshop and lunch on Thursday, December 14th from 9:00 am until 3:00 pm.. Thanks to the Do More Ag Community Fund, this workshop is designed to give the agricultural community the tools needed to support each other’s mental well-being. Workshop Outline The signs and symptoms of mental illness, … Continued

Cultivate Your Future Thursday, 11 January, 2024 Inn on Prince, Truro, Nova Scotia   Cultivate Your Future is a first of its kind, don’t-miss-it conference designed by youth in NS … Continued

As winter settles in, and our days become darker, it’s only natural to feel a bit down. In January, especially, the fading holiday cheer often leads us to dwell on … Continued