Start Your Regenerative Organic Journey
This regenerative organic hub is designed to support Canadian farmers across the agriculture spectrum find, learn, and implement regenerative organic practices on their farm, access educational tools, and connect with a network of regenerative organic farmers.
Farmers practicing regenerative organic agriculture are weaving together and seeing the benefits of these complementary practices. They are finding a balance that includes removing unwanted inputs from their farm, improving the health of the soil, and working with nature. This is no small feat, as transforming our agriculture practices and food system is one of the single strongest opportunities to improve health and equity, restore biodiverse ecosystems, and create resilient communities.
In our learning hub, you will find:
Getting Started
Are you beginning your regenerative organic journey? Here is where we recommend you get started:
- Our Glossary of Frequently Used Terms
- Our Water Infiltration Learning Journey
- Our Principles of Regenerative Agriculture Learning Journey
Our learning journeys are curated collections of educational content, designed to help you acquire knowledge, and skills on a specific topic. To use the learning journeys to their full benefit, please follow along the steps detailed in each learning journey.
News
In the summer of 2024, the Regenerative Organic Oats (ROO) program was in full swing across the fields of participating Prairie farmers. The summer heat pulsed across the Prairies in late July of 2024, and our Program Coordinator, Dru, gave Stacey and Dale of White Owl Farm a visit near Sturgis, Saskatchewan.
In the summer of 2024, the Regenerative Organic Oats (ROO) program was in full swing across the fields of participating Prairie farmers. The Prairies were particularly smoky in July of 2024, and that’s when our Program Coordintor, Dru, took a trip to Richard, Saskatchewan to visit David on Katerynych Family Farm.
In the summer of 2024, the Regenerative Organic Oats (ROO) program was in full swing across the fields of participating program farmers based in the Prairies. It was early July when Program Coordinator Julia made her way to Medicine Hat, Alberta for a visit with Andy at Get Growing Organics Farm.
Regen Reads
Regen Reads is COG’s regenerative agriculture reading list. Here are some recent Regen Reads recommendations we think you will enjoy:
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Thank you for visiting Canadian Organic Growers’ Regenerative Organic Hub. We hope you were inspired and found practical information and tools that will support you on your regenerative organic journey.
We invite you to click below and use our contact form to ask us any questions you may have, or comment on your Hub experience. This form is also the place to let us know if you would like to get involved with COG, including as part of our next cohort of Regenerative Organic Oats (ROO) program participants.