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February 26Thursday

  • Horse Health Night

    February 26, 2026 from 7pm to 9pm – Grey Ag Services Join Dr. Tee Fox and Dr. Mandy Mulder for Grey Ag’s annual Horse Health Night! More details will be posted to the Grey Ag website – www.greyagservices.ca The session is available for attendance in-pe Organized by Grey Ag Services | Type: workshop

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March 11Wednesday

March 14Saturday

  • Raising Rabbits

    March 14, 2026 from 10am to 12pm – Grey Ag Services This workshop will span an introduction to rabbit ranching. Major topics will include: How to identify the sex of a young rabbit - they are not all females!, Cost of production - what does it cost to Organized by Grey Ag Services | Type: workshop

March 23Monday

March 24Tuesday

March 26Thursday

  • In The Know

    March 26, 2026 from 10am to 2:30pm – Grey Ag Services In the Know is a mental health literacy program designed specifically for farmers, their families and those who are involved and/or support the agriculture sector. Through this free, four-hour worksh Organized by Grey Ag Services | Type: workshop

March 31Tuesday

  • Small Space, Big Impact

    March 31, 2026 from 7pm to 8:30pm – Grey Ag Services Small gardens don't have to be boring! Let Ann Joyner and Tory Bowman from Grey County Master Gardeners teach you basic design principles as they apply to small spaces. Whether you want to create pri Organized by Grey Ag Services | Type: workshop

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310-FARM – Alberta’s one-stop shop for agricultural answers

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