COG opposes the recent federal research cuts, which harm Canada’s food security and food sovereignty by weakening the research systems farmers rely on to adapt, innovate, and remain viable. Learn how you can take action to ensure the closure of the Organic and Regenerative Research Program stays on the federal agenda.
There are lots of great organic/regenerative/ecological events happening this April, and we are excited to share them here. We hope you have fun at an ag event online or near you this month!
In Balcarres, Saskatchewan Rob and Lisa run Schill Family Farm. With a real openness to trying something new, this powerhouse family raises a variety of livestock and grows diverse field crops, with creative solutions and soil health always top of mind. So how is Schill Family Farm tackling weed pressure? With pigs!
On March 9th and 10th, organic farmers from across Canada gathered in Ottawa with COG for two days of meetings with Members of Parliament, Senators, and federal officials – bringing a clear message: Canada has a major opportunity to expand domestic organic production and reduce reliance on imports while supporting increased exports.
In 2023, we started our Regen Reads series – a reading list to help our followers learn more about regenerative organic agriculture. After many, many great recommendations we’re wrapping up the series with a look back at all of the great reads we have featured!
Early in March at the Climate Leaders Luncheon at Expo West, COG’s Regenerative Organic Oats (ROO) program was honoured to receive the Climate Collaborative’s Collective Action Leadership Award ⭐ The award recognizes “significant leadership in working together to advance climate solutions that no single organization could achieve alone”.
There are lots of great organic/regenerative/ecological events happening this March, and we are excited to share them here. We hope you have fun at an ag event online or near you this month!
Regen Reads is COG’s monthly regenerative agriculture reading list. Our newest Regen Reads recommendation is “Practical No-Till Farming” by Andrew Mefferd.
From February 10th-13th, 2026, COG’s Director of Policy and Research, Katie Fettes, attended BIOFACH, the world’s largest organic trade fair and congress, in Nuremberg, Germany. Now in its 38th year, BIOFACH brings together more than 30,000 participants from across the global organic sector.
The COG team is thrilled to share that six ROO program participants have successfully completed their three-year commitment to our Regenerative Organic Oats (ROO) program and are becoming alumni of the program.
There are lots of great organic/regenerative/ecological events happening this February, and we are excited to share them here. We hope you have fun at an ag event online or near you this month!
Regen Reads is COG’s monthly regenerative agriculture reading list. Our newest Regen Reads recommendation is “Managing Pasture” by Dale Strickler.