The Prairie Farmer & Rancher Forum, supported by Farmers for Climate Solutions, recently wrapped up with a big achievement: a new report full of ideas for better farming.
This event brought together 36 farmers from places like Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta to think about how to keep farming strong and good for the planet.
These farmers spent a lot of time talking and learning from experts, which helped them come up with 36 smart ways to farm better.
Their ideas cover everything from taking better care of the soil to managing animals and using less harmful chemicals. All these are aimed at making farming more profitable and kinder to the environment.
Even though these farmers didn't always agree on everything, especially on climate change, they all care a lot about taking care of their land. This shared care helped them work together and agree on ways to improve farming.
Their final report explains all their ideas in simple steps. It's not just for farmers but for anyone interested in how food is grown and how we can do it in a way that's better for the earth. You can check out this important report on the Farmers for Climate Solutions website.
Farmers for Climate Solutions is now encouraging everyone involved in farming—from the people who grow crops to those who make policies—to take these ideas seriously and start using them.
This project shows that when farmers work together, they can come up with great ideas that help everyone.