Innovations in Agriculture Workshops
LETHBRIDGE, AB. — Southern Alberta farmers, agronomists, and industry leaders will be asked for input on direct agriculture research priorities in collaboration with Farming Smarter Association and a series of workshops designed to capture regional needs.
Those who become involved will be able to communicate what they see as the research and innovation that can most help the southern Alberta farming community. Farming Smarter executive director, Ken Coles, says farming has changed drastically over the past 10 years and innovation is the driver.
“Innovation is hard and about long-term results, so we want to provide a venue for us to share our research, talk about the future of farming and get grassroots input into directions for research.”
“We have some pretty well-thought-out concepts, but we also are looking for insight from the community on how to best tackle their issues, answer their questions on how to innovate and just open up the conversation on what they need to know about the future of farming,” says Coles