Growing a network of Holistic Management practitioners.

Stories From The Land

Manitoba Habitat Corporation Conservation Trust is supporting Holistic Management through the Regenerative Accelerator. This program set out to work alongside 5 farms in Manitoba, to provide expertise and financial support to implement regenerative practices. This is what the farmers had to say about it!

Read the Hagan Valley Ranch's Case Story

Love what you do and you’ll never work a day in your life.

“Not very many people get to wake up every morning and just love their jobs, obviously there are days where you do not wanna to go outside and do chores when it’s minus 45 out but I think the good days outweigh the bad, that’s for sure.” says Felicity co-owner of Hagan Valley Ranch.

Find out about their Regenerative Accelerator project
Learn about their land management philosophies
Read about what's ahead for them

Read the Hagan's and other stories from the land here.

Let's get together!

We are so excited to share this event being organized by the Prairie South Holistic Management Club. Join this conference organized be farmers for farmers.

Learn about Holistic Management and Regenerative Agriculture
Join the bus tour of two amazing farms
Eat amazing food and network with inspiring people

Event details here.

July 15 to 18: Holistic Management Course - Edmonton, AB

Ralph Corcoran, certified HM Educator, is hosting a 4-day in-person Holistic Management in Edmonton, AB.

Learn the principles of regenerative agriculture and soil health
Create financial and land plans
Connect with others interested in growing a regenerative future

Event details here.

Watch for other great events coming across Canada!

On-Farm Climate Action Fund

Looking to implement regenerative practices on the land but need some extra help? New funding is available across Canada through the On-Farm Climate Action Fund!
Click here to find out who is administering
it in your region and how to access it.

These Seeds Can Walk! | The Green Planet | BBC Earth

The seeds of these wild oats each have two bristles called awns. Once the seeds fall to the ground their awns help them do something truly extraordinary…they walk!

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