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Let’s talk Ag Water Management…

The agriculture industry is the backbone of our provincial economy. Being able to manage water effectively has made significant contributions to our province and can be an important economic tool for farmers and ranchers.

Are you looking to plan an agricultural drainage project that is adapted and resilient to weather extremes – such as floods and droughts – while increasing productivity? Where do you start?

AgH2Onward.

AgH2Onward is a free online workshop (approximately 2.5 hours) AND will be hitting a town near you, in March, for in-person workshops.

AgH2Onward consists of five modules that will introduce you to:

  • The Agricultural Water Management Strategy in Saskatchewan
  • Effective agricultural water management tools and techniques
  • The benefits of getting your drainage projects approved
  • The impacts of agricultural drainage
  • How incorporating mitigation strategies can help you adapt to a changing climate
  • Considerations and regulatory requirements for drainage approvals
  • Using a Qualified Person to assist you through the approval process

Please join us for this free online workshop and increase your knowledge about implementing adaptive agricultural water management practices in Saskatchewan.

Workshop Dates

There are many opportunities to attend. To Register, please click a date that best suits your availability. Please note: the number of registrants per course will be limited.    

In-person workshops will take place this year as well – check back to see when and where! We can come to you! Email us if your C&D, Irrigation District or RM is interested!

We will be taking a short break from webinars for the seeding season, but will resume online courses in June!

Online Courses:

June 19, 20231:00 PM – 3:30 PMRegister here

Additional Information

If you require more information about AgH2Onward, you can email [email protected].

For more information about the Agricultural Water Management Strategy, including drainage approval inquiries, contact: [email protected].

We look forward to seeing you!

The AgH2Onward Workshop was developed with support from Natural Resources Canada’s Building Regional Adaptation Capacity and Expertise (BRACE) Program and Water Security Agency in partnership with Prairie Water, the Prairie Adaptation Research Collaborative, Saskatchewan Conservation and Development Association, the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, the Saskatchewan Association of Watersheds, and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture.