-With ever-increasing momentum, the phenomenal leadership skills and work ethic of women in agriculture is changing the landscape of the agriculture industry from coast-to-coast and beyond.

After 21 years of serving in the Canadian Forces, Yannick Laplante (Class of ‘20) decided to take on a challenge he has always dreamed of- operating his own farm.

Clearing a path for Indigenous students on the ºÚÁϳԹÏÍøAgricultural Campus is the intent behind a new program to help immerse students in university life.

For Margaret, the opportunity to play a small part in connecting producers and people who appreciate the foods and products they have and to proudly point what our farmers have to offer is the most rewarding part.

As part of the Faculty of Agriculture's ring tradition, the Alumni Association allows for an honourary ring to be presented annually during the Barley Party to an individual who does not meet the criteria to be eligible for a Barley Ring but who is extremely deserving of the honour.

This year, three generations of the Bowlby family proudly received their Barley Rings at the Barley Party on April 5