
ED @domoreag . Farmer. Author. Member @ Global Farmer Network. Tweets are my own.
Biggar, Saskatchewan
Joined April 2011
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With the strong #BlackLivesMatter and #IndigenousLivesMatter movements, I thought I'd help by addressing some of the popularized misconceptions around Indigenous people and prairie farming. We know that serious systemic racism exists, and it exists strongly in ag communities.
Taking place tomorrow! Our ED @merlemassie will be present to talk about mental wellbeing in agriculture - if you're near Moose Jaw, check out full details below:
☕COFFEE SHOP TALKS MOOSE JAW | Nov. 4, 2026
We look forward to bringing industry experts to the Saskatchewan Polytechnic Moose Jaw Campus to talk about the ag industry, your farm business, and the latest in research, agronomy, markets and more!
Experts you can look forward to chatting with:
🐛Dr. Tyler Wist, AAFC Research Scientist, Field Crop Entomology @TylerWist1
🔬Dr. Adam Carter, USask Strategic Research Program Chair @CDC_USask
🗒️Kate Sauser, Grain Growers of Canada Policy Manager @katesauser14 @GrainGrowers
🌾Matt Struthers, Ministry of Agriculture Provincial Specialist, Cereal Crops @SKAgriculture
🧠Merle Massie, DoMoreAg Executive Director @domoreag
And many more! We look forward to hosting you.
Register here👇
saskwheat.ca/events/coffee-s…
#SaskAg #CdnAg #wheat #research #event #farming #agriculture #moosejaw #agronomy #pests
🐾 The 2027 SeCan Seed Dogs Calendar is on sale now!
📅 $20
All proceeds support The Do More Agriculture Foundation @domoreag, with the total amount raised matched by SeCan.
👉 Order yours here: buff.ly/7mwViNd
Note: Photos featured on social media are selected from contest entries and not necessarily included in the calendar.
#ByOurSideSeedDogs
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We're hiring!
Alberta Grains is seeking a Director of Government Relations & Policy to lead advocacy efforts and champion Alberta wheat and barley farmers.
Apply today: bit.ly/4yrT169
#AbAg #WestCdnAg #Hiring
On the last field of canola. That Thanksgiving rain was a good thing, though it’s always hard on the crew when the combines are stopped. Just some oats and barley to rip through for feed, and a bit of field cleanup. #harvest26 #farming
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The Ag HR Management Microcredential gives you practical tools and strategies designed for the realities of ag.
Funded seats are available, apply here: ow.ly/XayS50ZYtjj
Join an Ag HR Management cohort this winter!
Whether you are navigating seasonal labor challenges, building an employee handbook, or looking to improve worker retention, this program provides the tools that can be adapted to your operation.
Apply here: ow.ly/gE8450ZYtjk
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Looking to upskill yourself or your workforce this off season? CAHRC offers an array of training opportunities designed specifically for the ag sector.
Join an upcoming webinar to learn more!
October 20th, 2 PM ET
Register here: ow.ly/e9c750ZSMs8
Perhaps an odd post, but I’m re-reading a manuscript my Dad wrote. In it he recounts a morning spent visiting a bachelor farmer neighbor. It’s melancholy, but carries a touch of insight.
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Even the most experienced farmers face unexpected challenges. That’s why we created the FARMERS CARE Program (Levels 1–4). It's a free, practical and interactive tool to help improve safety on your farm. Start your journey to safer farming today here: agsafeabseed.ca/course/fc-le…
"My farm is successful. By all measures, I should be fine. But I'm not fine. I'm struggling with my mental health. Why?"
That question, asked by a farmer at an agricultural show, opened a conversation that Do More Agriculture Foundation Executive Director Merle Massie has thought about ever since.
In her latest blog post, Merle explores what it means to struggle when everything on the outside looks fine, and why reaching out for support is never evidence of failure.
Read the full post: hubs.ly/Q04z2DmC0
In honour of #TruthAndReconciliation, I re-share my 2020 post string about Indigenous agriculture on the prairies. #NationalDayForTruthAndReconciliation #Canada
With the strong #BlackLivesMatter and #IndigenousLivesMatter movements, I thought I'd help by addressing some of the popularized misconceptions around Indigenous people and prairie farming. We know that serious systemic racism exists, and it exists strongly in ag communities.
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For those in or near Mountain View County, Alberta, check out this upcoming free Talk Ask Listen workshop!
Join us for Talk Ask Listen, an interactive session designed to build practical skills, encourage meaningful conversation, and strengthen peer connection in our community — presented by The Do More Agriculture Foundation @domoreag
🔗 Register here: eventbrite.ca/e/talk-ask-lis…
Celebrate your amazing farm dog and support mental health across Canadian agriculture. Win win!
You may own the farm... but we all know who's really in charge🐾
We want to meet your four-legged farm supervisor! Submit your farm dog photos to By Our Side: The 2027 SeCan Seed Dogs Calendar and SeCan will donate $50 to @domoreag.
🚨 Entries close September 30.
🔗 form.jotform.com/26229520955…
#ByOurSideSeedDogs
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Empowering women leaders across Canadian ag.
Thanks to our partners RBC Foundation and Farm Credit Canada, tuition funding is available for our upcoming cohorts.
Don't let cost stand in the way of your leadership growth.
Apply before September 30: ow.ly/heUK50ZPB2H
Free AgCulture Workshop for Health Professionals
Looking to better support clients from farming and rural backgrounds?
AgCulture is a free four-hour online workshop from The Do More Agriculture Foundation that helps health professionals build cultural competence in working with Canada's agricultural community.
Participants will gain practical insights into farming culture, agricultural stressors, therapeutic relationship-building, and strategies to support farmer wellbeing.
See more details and register for an upcoming session: hubs.ly/Q04wFhWv0
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