We are a not-for-profit member-based organization that advocates on
behalf of the English-speaking agricultural community across Quebec.
What stability can there be for Canadian producers in a world tossed and turned about by Donald Trump?
The ongoing trade war between Canada and the U.S. can make farmers who rely on exporting south of the border very nervous indeed. What will happen?
Michael Harvey has been following tariffs, trade and turmoil very closely. Appointed by Prime Minister Mark Carney to the Advisory Committee on Canada-U.S.
Economic Relations, Harvey has been executive director of the Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance (CAFTA) since July 2023.
When Syed Mohamed and his wife Nancy Lanteigne bought a farm in West Bolton two years ago, they were expecting bees — not the dozen Highland cattle the seller casually mentioned on the day they signed. Join us to hear how two Montreal city-dwellers built a thriving apiary, expanded their honey production, and learned cattle farming on-the-fly with help from their neighbours.
If you are a Quebec resident enrolled in an agriculture or silviculture program at the college or university level or a Canadian
The Quebec Farmers’ Association awarded its annual Warren Grapes Educational scholarships to deserving students pursuing post-secondary studies at its annual Information Day
The Advocate Quebec’s Fédération de la relève agricole has launched a new social media campaign to point out the stress and
