Canada’s Farm Show Regina, SK
Regina, SK
Canada's Farm Show Regina, SK presented by Viterra
Our Pillars
Innovation
Recruit, evaluate and support quality innovations in the agriculture industry in dryland farming. Our goal is to ensure innovation remains a strong and driving force behind our economy.
Education
We are a centre of excellence for education that influences the dryland farming industry and works to provide opportunities for learning and growth. We are committed to engaging and educating our youth.
Collaboration
Our commitment to provide opportunities for producers, decisions makers and influencers to connect, collaborate and advance dryland farming practices around the world.
Canada's Farm Show 2023 – Daily Schedules
| Time | Presenter / Speaker | Topic | Presented By | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
7:00 AM – 9:00 AM | Regina and District Chamber of Commerce | Premier’s Breakfast | CFS Presented by Viterra. Innovations Awards Presented by Greenwave Innovations and Farms.com. The Launch Pad Presented by Deloitte. | *Ticketed Event* |
9:45 AM | Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel – Farmer, Speaker, Advocate and Host of Canada’s Farm Show Launch Pad | Welcome and Greetings | CFS Presented by VIterra. The Launch Pad Presented by Deloitte. | |
10:00 AM | Perry Gryde – North American Sales Manager, Honey Bee Manufacturing, Ltd. | PRODUCT LAUNCH: What’s NXT? | Product launch Presented by Deloitte. | ‘Want to see some new iron? Join Perry Gryde and Barry Lindmark for the first-ever reveal of Honey Bee’s next generation of harvesting technology. |
11:00 AM | Darcy Herauf, Director of FCC AgExpert | AG TALK: Digitization and why it is important | Presented by FCC AgExpert. | Digitization and the Ag Industry |
11:30 AM | Megz Reynolds, Do More Ag Cathy Welta, RBC Jonathon Sweat, VP Business Management Agriculture Solutions Canada BASF Nicole Misura, Togetherall | PRODUCT LAUNCH: “AgTalk – Peer-to-Peer Support Platform Launch” | AgTalk is a national peer-to-peer support platform powered by Togetherall and available to anyone 16+ who identifies as being part of the Canadian agricultural industry. AgTalk provides a safe and anonymous space for individuals to connect, share, support others and receive support from a community of peers who understand their unique experiences. Monitored 24/7 by mental health clinicians, AgTalk provides a safe environment for open discussion on mental health in both English and French. Agriculture is an industry with a foundation of deep rural roots, hard work, resilience, strength and community. In order to uphold that image those traits can become barriers for speaking up and seeking help. Recognizing these challenges, BASF, Royal Bank of Canada, and McCain Foundation have come together in partnership with Do More Ag to support the development of AgTalk, to better address the specific needs of individuals in agriculture. | |
12:30 PM | Judith de Vor, Farmer at The Elihoeve; a regeneratieve dairy and education farm in The Netherland Paul Temple, Farmer – H. S. Temple & Son in the United Kingdom | PANEL: Fertilizer Reduction Mandates, | Why is there still a need for fertilizer? In the European Union, as part of the Green Deal for a better environment, there has been set goals for reducing the use of fertilizer. Is there an alternative for it? Farmers from around the world share their experiences with fertilizer and reduction mandates. Different policies, and political landscape from a global farmers perspective. What they see as the future for fertilizer, soil & plant knowledge, and how to keep adapting. | |
1:30 PM | Catherine King, VP Fertilizer Canada | KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Increasing the understanding of the fertilizer industry | Since late 2020 the fertilizer industry has become a topic of “mainstream” among influential Canadians. People are talking about fertilizer – from the Federal emission reduction target to food security. This causes both challenges, but also opportunities. What are some of the challenges that the industry has faced, how has the Association worked to increase knowledge of the fertilizer industry and where do we need to go from here? Join Catherine as she gives an overview of the Fertilizer Canada, the policies the Association is working on and the communications opportunities ahead for the industry. | |
2:45 PM – 5:00 PM | Cultivator powered by Conexus | 24 Hour Start Up | AGTECH Pitch Finale | Cultivator powered by Conexus brings 24 Hour Startup | AGTECH to Canada’s Farm Show! This event brings together the best and brightest in agriculture, technology, and business to pitch ideas, form teams, and build a minimum viable product (MVP) in just 24 hours. Join us as we watch the 24 Hour Startup | AGTECH teams pitch their products to a panel of guest judges for a chance to win up to $12K in prizes. | |
Schedule subject to change |
| Time | Presenter / Speaker | Topic | Presented By | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
9:45 AM | Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel – Farmer, Speaker, Advocate and Host of Canada’s Farm Show Launch Pad | Welcome and Greetings | CFS Presented by Viterra. The Launch Pad Presented by Deloitte. | Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel kicks off the AGTECH ACCELERATOR’s Global Agtech Summit at Canada’s Farm Show. This full-day summit will connect farmers, founders, and funders by providing an exclusive look at the future of agriculture and agtech innovation. |
10:00 AM | Cadmus Delorme | Indigenous Inclusion in Agriculture | Reviving Farming Roots | Join us for an engaging keynote with Cadmus Delorme, former Chief of Cowessess First Nation, where he will discuss the future of Indigenous agriculture, including the opportunities and challenges facing Indigenous peoples in the industry. Cadmus will share his experiences and showcase how Cowessess First Nation successfully implemented large-scale farming operations. Take advantage of this opportunity to learn from one of the leading voices in Indigenous agriculture. | |
10:45 AM | Industry Panel | The Agtech Advantange | How Technology is Accelerating Agriculture | Step into the world of agtech for a captivating discussion as a panel of esteemed corporate voices shares their insights on the future of agriculture. This dynamic panel comprises thought leaders, innovators, and experts from various backgrounds, brought together to shed light on the rapidly evolving landscape of agriculture and the transformative potential of technology within the industry. The panelists will discuss the importance of strategic partnerships, collaboration, and industry synergies in driving the success of agtech ventures worldwide. | |
11:15 AM | Samuel Fournier | ChrysaLabs Product Launch | Supercharging Soil Monitoring | Fresh off a $15M raise, ChrysaLabs is bringing smart farming technology to the field so you can make decisions on the spot. ChrysaLabs uses advanced AI and spectroscopy scans to analyze the soil’s chemical signature in under 30 seconds. Reducing the time between soil sampling and actionable results allows producers to make the right decisions that lead to precise actions, higher yields, reduced costs, and increased sustainability. | |
11:45 AM | Alain Goubau | Path to Acquisition | Harvesting Innovation with Combyne | Join Alain Goubau, CEO of Combyne Ag, as he shares his founder journey and the path to acquisition of Combyne Ag by Bayer Crop Science in early 2023. Discover how Combyne’s farmer-centric crop marketing revenue and risk management tools led to the acquisition and gain insights to how their on-farm and off-farm software tools optimize farm operations and decision-making in grain marketing. | |
12:15 PM – 1:15 PM | Crop Intelligence Alana Serhan B.Envr AAg – Territory Business Agronomist Andrea De Roo M.Sc. P.Ag. CCA – Director of Agronomy
| PRODUCT LAUNCH: Crop Intelligence, New feature update – Real time insights | Product Launch Presented by Deloitte | Advances in agronomy and technology are changing the way we farm. The team at Crop Intelligence is excited to share new product enhancements that continue to inform producers of their true yield potential. Join us as we highlight the real time insights Crop Intelligence can bring to your farm. |
1:15 PM – 1:25 PM | Carson Green, Entrepreneur in Agriculture Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel, Host of Canada’s Farm Show Launch Pad | FIRE SIDE CHAT: A Young Agripreneur’s Story | Cherilyn sits down with Carson Green, a young entrepeneur from Mossbank, Saskatchewan area for a fire side chat about his story in Agriculture. Find out what he does, how he started his career in Agriculture at such a young age, his stories to share along the way, the most memorable opportunity he’s had so far, advice for other young entrepreneurs, and where he sees himself five and ten years from now. | |
1:30 PM | Global Investor Panel | Cultivating Capital | A Global Perspective on Investing in Agtech | Unlock the secrets of successful agtech investment as industry experts take the stage, sharing valuable insights and strategies for high-potential technologies in agriculture. This discussion will delve into the nuances of evaluating agtech startups and assessing their potential for growth and impact. Attendees can expect to gain a deeper understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities in this sector, as well as strategies to identify and seize investment prospects that have the potential to revolutionize the future of agriculture. | |
2:15 PM | Producer Panel | Breaking Ground | A Producer Perspective on Agtech Innovation | During this engaging discussion, the panelists will delve into their personal experiences with agtech adoption, highlighting the challenges faced, lessons learned, and the tangible results achieved. They will share stories of how innovative technologies, such as precision agriculture tools, automated machinery, smart sensors, and data analytics, have transformed farming practices and improved overall outcomes. | |
2:45 PM – 5:00 PM | Demo Day | AGTECH ACCELERATOR | Global Innovation in Action | Cultivator, Emmertech, and Economic Development Regina have partnered to accelerate the growth of agtech through the AGTECH ACCELERATOR program. Watch as 16 high-growth agtech companies from across the Globe (9 Canadian, 1 Australian, and 5 United Kingdom) pitch their innovations in hopes of securing a deal with investors in the audience. | |
Schedule subject to change |
| Time | Presenter / Speaker | Topic | Presented By | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
9:45 AM | Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel – Farmer, Speaker, Advocate and Host of Canada’s Farm Show Launch Pad | Welcome and Greetings | CFS Presented by Viterra. The Launch Pad Presented by Deloitte. | |
10:00 AM | Canada’s Farm Show Innovations Program | PRODUCT LAUNCH: Innovation Product Launch | Product Launch Presented by Deloitte. Innovations Program Presented by Greenwave Innovations and Farms.com | |
11:00 AM | David McInnes, Arrell Food Institute | AG TALK: Is Canadian Food Sustainably-Produced? | David McInnes is leading the development of Canada’s first agri-food sustainability index, the National Index on Agri-Food Performance. An unprecedented coalition of some 127 private and public partners, including many producer organizations, is driving this work forward. By presenting Canada’s sustainability credentials in the global and domestic marketplace, the Index could become a key tool to support sustainability claims, enable exports and help back-up the trusted Canada food brand. But how do we really know if the sector is sustainable? | |
11:30 AM | Megz Reynolds, Do More Ag Bob Wilkie, President of I Got Mind Inc. Shawn O’Grady, MSW, Certified Mental Health Clinician Shari Gebhard, 30 Year Educator, Coach and Community Leade | PANEL: Understanding Stress | Presented by Saskatchewan Mining and Minerals Inc. | This presentation will outline positive strategies that can be utilized to control your response to stressful events. We will explain the relationship between stress and performance and the importance of identifying where you are on the curve. You will be given the chance to reflect on how you communicate when you are at an unhealthy stress level and introduction to new strategies to implement to create a positive communication style. The presentation will help you identify the stressors that occur daily and develop strategies to manage those stressors for more positive outcomes. Each participant will have a new outlook on the value of stress. |
12:30 PM | Corey Hirsch, Mental Health Advocate | FEATURED SPEAKER: The Save of My Life – Journey out of the Dark | Presented by FCC | As a former NHL goaltender who lives with the continual challenges of mental health, he speaks about his personal experience, the mask he wore for many years to hide his illness and protect himself, and the importance of early diagnosis and treatment of mental health issues. An advocate for open dialogue, he discusses how to talk to friends, family and kids about mental health. He infuses his story and applies it to real life situations that suit all needs. Powerful, energetic, and moving, He has overcome many obstacles including a mental health issue. He has gone on to be widely successful, being an NHL Goalie, Goaltending coach, as well as television and radio broadcaster for Sportsnet. He is a published writer as well. He believes that mental health shouldn’t need hold you back from living the life you love. Life after hockey, he has dedicated his life to becoming. a mental health and wellness advocate. |
1:00 PM | Tyler Heppell (a.k.a. Potato Ty), Farm Production Manager | AG TALK: Bridging the gap between traditional and new age farming | Product Launch Presented by Deloitte | Investing in new technology to increase profits. Educating the end consumer to stop spread of misinformation and encouraging the next generation farmer all through social media. |
1:30 PM – 4:30 PM | LAUNCH YOUR CAREER IN AG EVENT | Featuring a Panel Discussion | Presented by Agriculture Manufacturers of Canada (AMC) | We are pleased to host this new event at Canada’s Farm Show, in partnership with AMC, at the Launch Pad stage in the Viterra International Trade Centre. This exciting new event provides job seekers a chance to network with experts and potential employers in the agriculture industry like you! As you’re touring the exhibitors booths, you can also watch for signage that indicates if that company is hiring, and look for the icon beside a company’s name in our show guide and on the CFS app. |
Schedule subject to change |
2023 Show Pricing
Advanced Pricing
Youth 4-12: $15.00
Family Pass: $53.00 (2 adults + 2 youth)
Child 0-3: Free
At the Gate Pricing
Youth 4-12: $20.00
Note: Admission passes are good for all three days. Prices do not include taxes. Ticket prices subject to change.
Event Map
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Match the world’s best bull-riding athletes against the toughest animal athletes on the planet in an 8-second man versus beast duel! June 21 – 7:00 PM at Brandt Centre
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REAL District is centrally located, just minutes from downtown Regina and the Regina International Airport, which makes it the perfect location for events. The property is also located on a City of Regina bus route. Learn more about transit service.
Contact Information
General Inquiries – [email protected]
Exhibit Sales Inquiries – [email protected]a
International Inquiries – [email protected]
Communications, Marketing and Media Relations – [email protected]
Sponsorship and Advertising Inquiries – [email protected]
Know Before You Go
- Fans must be 19 years or older to purchase and/or consume alcoholic beverages.
- Proper photo identification is required to purchase any alcoholic beverage.
- REAL District reserves the right to check proof of legal drinking age.
- Guests will not be permitted to enter the building if they are visibly intoxicated. Drunk and disorderly behaviour will result in ejection from the stadium without refund.
- A maximum of two (2) alcoholic beverages per purchase is permitted. The per-purchase limit may be reduced or increased without prior notice and sales may be discontinued at any time, at the discretion of REAL District management.
- As per SLGA licensing, it is illegal to have in your possession liquor that was not purchased within the building.
- Any guest found to be in possession of liquor not purchased within the building will have that liquor confiscated and not returned, and the guest will be denied entry or removed.
- Any guest who does not cooperate with security in regards to this offence will be turned over to the Regina Police Service for removal from the building.
For clarity, the items listed below are not meant to be all inclusive, but to be helpful in your preparations for event day. If you are unsure of whether or not an item is allowed or prohibited, please call the Brandt Centre box office at (306) 781-9300 to confirm. The list of allowed and prohibited items may change on an event-by-event basis. If any changes to this list are required for an event, all fans will be notified prior to the event via email. Please note there will be no storage available for your items.
Items allowed:
- Individual snacks for children or required for medical reasons
- Empty thermos or water bottle no larger than one litre
- Bags no larger than 12″ x 12″ x 18″
- Binoculars
- Seat cushions
- Small cameras and video recorders are normally allowed as long as they do not interfere with the other fans’ enjoyment of the event.
- For events in which cameras and video recorders are not allowed, a notice to fans will be provided prior to the event.
- Images must be for personal use only.
- Images must not be used for commercial purposes without the permission of REAL District.
Items prohibited:
- Water bottles
- Outside alcohol
- Non-prescription drugs
- Any object in security’s opinion that may be used as a weapon, including all knives
- Bags larger than 12″ x 12″ x 18″
- Aerosol cans (i.e. hairspray, silly string)
- Skateboards, roller skates or Heely’s shoes
- Signs which obstruct stadium pageantry or signage
- Whistles, electronic noisemakers or compressed air horns
- Laser pointers/pens
- Poles or sticks (including selfie-sticks and flag poles)
- Obscene or indecent signs or clothing (at the discretion of security)
- Glass bottles, cans or jars
- Pets except for service animals
- Unapproved pamphlets, handouts or advertisements
- Professional video or camera equipment (professional cameras are defined as those with a detachable, adjustable and/or zoom lense)
The use of cannabis in all indoor and outdoor areas at REAL District, including designated tobacco smoking areas, is strictly prohibited. Guests caught consuming cannabis at REAL District will be ejected immediately without warning or refund.
REAL District also reserves the right to refuse entrance and/or service to guests who appear to be under the influence of cannabis. Those who require cannabis for medicinal purposes may consume cannabis at REAL District if proper medical documentation is displayed.
All points of sale on the REAL District property will be going cashless. Credit, Debit and Apple and Google Pay will be accepted.
There are currently no public health orders in Saskatchewan. You are not required to wear a mask or provide any proof of vaccination or a negative COVID 19 test when coming to REAL District. However, if you feel more comfortable you are encouraged to wear a mask when on site.
There are some events that may require either or both a mask and proof of vaccination for entry. This is at their discretion and will be communicated by the party holding the event.
As always, should you feel unwell in any way, please stay home until you are symptom free. We look forward to seeing you at REAL District.
REAL District is centrally located, just minutes from downtown Regina and the Regina International Airport, which makes it the perfect location for events. The property is also located on a City of Regina bus route.
- First aid rooms are located on the southwest side of the Brandt Centre concourse
- If you require first-aid, please contact or approach a REAL District employee immediately.
- REAL District employees will be wearing REAL or Brandt Centre branded uniform
- Security will be wearing yellow security uniforms
You may also call the Security office phone at (306) 781-9252 or text (306) 537-0698
Please be advised that food on the premises may contain dairy, eggs, wheat, soybean, nut, tree nuts, fish and Shellfish. Due to the possibility of ingredient transfer that can occur in the production process, we recommend that anyone with a severe food allergy refrain from consuming our products. The welfare of our guests is our first concern and we thank you for your understanding.
Drop-offs for the event are at any entrance. During or after the event, pick-ups will occur at the same locations. City of Regina Bus Service is available from Downtown Terminal. Regular fare applies.
Lost and Found is located at the at the Security office (located on the west-side of the Brandt Centre concourse).
Guests can contact security lost and found during the event or after the event (during regular hours).
Security Office Hours of Operation:
- Monday to Friday 4 p.m. to 8 a.m.
- Saturday & Sunday 24hrs
- Phone: (306) 781-9252
Trained service animals are welcome in any REAL facility to assist guests with disabilities. All service animals must remain on a leash or in a harness at all times. The service animal is required to rest in the seating area of the guest, not in any aisles.
REAL recommends that guests contact the Guest Services Team at (306) 781-9200 or [email protected] in advance of their event to ensure we can appropriately accommodate the needs of the guests and his or her animal.
All other animals or pets are prohibited from REAL District facilities.
The REAL District has a no refund, no exchange policy on tickets for all events.
Security and medical staff are on-site at every event from start to end.
If you feel you need security help or medical assistance, do not hesitate to approach someone. Security staff can be identified wearing yellow security shirts.
REAL District security is managed in-house and prides itself on providing professional protective services for all stakeholders. REAL District security is available 24/7 by calling our Security Dispatch Operations Centre at 306-789-7325.
As per the City of Regina Smoking Bylaw No. 2017-20, smoking is prohibited within 10 meters of all doorways and air intakes. This includes electronic cigarettes and chewing tobacco.
Violations will result in immediate ejection from the property.
For the majority of events, children aged two and above must purchase a ticket to enter the facility. Those children under the age of two, and will not be occupying a seat, do not need to purchase a ticket.
REAL District is centrally located, just minutes from downtown Regina and the Regina International Airport, which makes it the perfect location for events.
The property is also located on a City of Regina bus route. Learn more about transit service.
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