Request for Proposal
Rural Routes to Climate Solutions (RR2CS) is seeking proposals from qualified web developers to build and support their Regenerative Agriculture Resource Hub (Resource Hub) project. The Resource Hub is an online platform focused on connecting Alberta farmers and ranchers with peer-to-peer support, information, advisors, events and stories of inspiration. The goal is to assist and promote the adoption of regenerative agricultural practices, net-zero energy usage and
energy efficient agricultural technology.
From Grain to Glass: Red Shed Malting’s Journey
From their farm near Penhold, the Hamill family is closing the loop from field to pint. At Red Shed Malting, they grow and malt their own barley, and supply craft breweries across the province — keeping the benefits local. We spoke to Matt Hamill about how they run their operation, the sustainable practices they’ve built into the farm and the malthouse and building community.
Resilient Grasslands and a Family Legacy
In the Paintearth county of Alberta, the Younger family are ranching with a regenerative mindset and a whole lot of care for the land. We spoke to them about ranching with the next generation, shifting to a regenerative mindset and the power of producer networks.
A Day In The Field: Grazing, Grains and Growth
Join us for a day of learning, connection and practical insights into regenerative agriculture. Hear from experts on soil health, livestock integration and cropping systems.
EP 82 – Meet The Coordinators
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In this bonus episode, we sit down with Riel Houle and Nathan Provost of the Siksikaitsitapi Agriculture Project to talk regenerative agriculture, Blackfoot stewardship and building food sovereignty in Piikani Nation. A powerful conversation rooted in community and connection to the land.
Yaks, Polycultures and the Power of Community
Near Castor, Alberta, fourth-generation farmer Dave Weber is raising yaks and experimenting with polycultures to build soil health, extend grazing and keep his operation resilient. Blending tradition with innovation, Dave is proving that even in challenging prairie conditions, there’s room to grow differently.