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North of 60 Banquet

Join us at 6:30 pm for a wonderful banquet catered by Takhini River Ranch. We are excited to showcase amazing locally sourced products. View our  menu below  to  see the amazing banquet we plan to offer. Tickets are $40.00.

Featuring an introduction and excerpt from Dale Hamilton, who will be performing in Yukon on Sunday, November 24, and December 1. This is a fantastic opportunity to get a sneak peak of her show!

Conference Line Up

We are pleased to announce that the conference registration is now full!

Colin Yates, VETSon
Topic: Innovations in Farm Veterinary Telemedicine: Enhancing Animal Health in Remote Regions

  • Objective: Examine the impact of telemedicine on veterinary practices, highlight recent advancements in remote animal care, and discuss future trends. Includes a demo of key features of the VETSon platform and a Q&A session.

Dr. Glen Yates, Slant Road Veterinary Services
Topic: Considerations for Maintaining Herd Health in Herds of All Sizes: Insights from Recent Yukon Livestock Visits

  • Objective: Discuss fundamental aspects of herd health, including integrating new animals, pregnancy checking, vaccinations pertinent to Yukon producers, and essential kits for treating sick animals. Common queries from site visits will also be covered, followed by a Q&A session.

Greg Stanway, Thermo
Topic: The Future of Heating Systems: Efficiency and Accessibility Across Sectors

  • Objective: Present innovations in heating technology for residential, agricultural, and industrial use, discussing how new systems can reduce costs and enhance quality of life in cold climates, supporting food security and economic prosperity.

Carla Berquó, Bioenterprise
Topic: Canada’s Food & Agri-Tech Engine: Advancing Collaboration Across the Agriculture Industry

  • Objective: Leverage 20 years of industry experience to foster cooperation among agricultural stakeholders, developing innovative solutions and strategies to promote growth across Canada and beyond.

Tarang Pandya, Purchasing Officer, Yukon Government Highways and Public Works
Topic: Government of Yukon Online Marketplace for Local Food

  • Objective: Transform the Government of Yukon’s local food procurement challenges into opportunities for local farmers through the Online Marketplace.

Dr. Dorthea Gregoire, Canadian Organic Growers
Topic: Transitioning your farm to Regenerative Organic: why the focus on soil health is your key to success

  • Objective: To explore the principles of regenerative organic farming, share insights from the Regenerative Organic Oats (ROO) project, and discuss the experiences and challenges faced by Prairie farmers as they transition to regenerative organic. This session will provide valuable knowledge for farmers interested in adopting regenerative practices, followed by a Q&A session to address specific queries and foster community dialogue.

Jess Sears, Dog Song Rising
Topic: Practical Implementation of Regenerative Agriculture with Purpose

  • Objective: Jess will share their self-initiated journey in regenerative agriculture, focusing on removal of invasive species and enhancing soil health to minimize conditions that favour foxtail growth. This presentation highlights practical local implementation, blending self-taught knowledge with insights on challenges and opportunities.

 

North of 60 Event Caterer

Takhini River Ranch Catering 

Get ready for a culinary experience like no other! We’re thrilled to announce that our caterer will be showcasing delicious dishes made with fresh, local products from Yukon’s finest farmers. This year, we’re shining a spotlight on the amazing producers who bring our community’s flavors to life. Stay tuned for exciting announcements about the incredible Yukon ingredients you can expect at this year’s event!

 

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