MEMBERS ONLY
Regular Registration: $730 CAD +tax
Please be advised that our official room block at the host venue is now closed to new bookings at the conference rate.
If rooms are unavailable at the Delta Downtown Saskatoon through their online booking website, attendees who still need lodging are kindly asked to arrange accommodations at other hotels within Saskatoon.
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GROUNDED IN SASKATCHEWAN
From Prairie Fields to Global Progress
SAI Platform arrives in Saskatoon to convene the 2026 Annual Event. Over three days, this exclusive, member-only gathering combines on-farm visits, technology and innovation showcases along with expert-led discussions exploring the realities that are shaping the transition to regenerative agriculture.
Designed for inspiration and implementation, the event offers operational insights and takeaways to strengthen supply chains and build the internal business case for regenerative agriculture. By connecting strategic ambition with on-the-ground experience, members will leave equipped with the evidence, perspectives, and actions needed to support business adoption and drive meaningful change.
From the General Assembly and Community of Practice meetings to cultural heritage tours, on-farm visits, and hands-on workshops, participants will hear from farmers, industry peers, and sustainability leaders while exchanging practical insights that translate ambition into action.
Join leading companies, technical experts, agricultural practitioners, farmers, and research institutions as we scale the resilience of production systems through regenerative agriculture.
Guest
Speakers
ITINERARY: JUNE 22
Day One:
Welcome
8.00 - 9.00: Registration & breakfast
9.00 - 11.00: SAI Platform general assembly
11.00 - 12.00: ExCo Meeting; Crops and Dairy Community of Practice meetings
12.00 - 13.30: Working Lunch
13.20 - 14.45: Western Developement Museum
15.15 - 17.20: Wanuskewin Heritage Park
18.00 - 19.00: Buffet Supper
ITINERARY: JUNE 23 - FIELD OPTION 1
Day Two:
Crop Tour - Innovation
and Crop Technology
This tour traces the evolution of sustainable crop production on the prairies, from research and breeding to advanced on-farm technology.
The day begins at the University of Saskatchewan’s Crop Development Centre, exploring how genetics support regenerative systems across key crops.
It continues at Sunnydale Hutterite Colony, showcasing a coordinated, large-scale model integrating efficiency and value-added production.
The final stop is Doerksen Farms, focused on pulses, precision agriculture, and 4R nutrient management.
The day wraps with a networking reception at Black Fox Farm and Distillery.
ITINERARY: JUNE 23 - FIELD OPTION 2
Day Two:
Regenerative Ag in
Action - From Field
to Food System (Tour Full)
This tour explores regenerative agriculture across the Prairies, from SAI member programs to on-farm practices and diversified production.
The day begins at Drake Farms, showcasing cropping system experimentation, biological practices, and insights into SAI member collaboration.
It continues at the University of Saskatchewan’s Crop Development Centre, highlighting how genetics support regenerative systems across key crops.
The final stop is Monchuk Farms, a fourth-generation operation demonstrating sustainability through minimum tillage, direct seeding, and precision technologies.
The day wraps with a networking reception at Black Fox Farm and Distillery.
ITINERARY: JUNE 23 - FIELD OPTION 3
Day Two:
Dairy and Crops -
From Research to
On-Farm Excellence
This tour connects dairy research with on-farm innovation, showcasing how technology, genetics, and value-added production are shaping Canadian agriculture.
The day begins at the University of Saskatchewan’s Rayner Dairy Research Facility, exploring modern dairy systems, research, and data-driven management.
It continues to Pruim’s Plum Blossom Farms and Twin Peaks Creamery, linking advanced production with value-added products.
The final stop is Doerksen Farms, highlighting precision agriculture practices like 4R nutrient management and variable rate technology.
The day wraps with a networking reception at Black Fox Farm and Distillery.
8.00 am - 12.45 pm
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Registration & Breakfast
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Welcome
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Public Announcement: Official Launch of Regenerating Together Programme (RTP)
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Keynote Speech: Central Canada: From Dust Bowl to Regenerative Agriculture
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Keynote Speech: Fundamentals for Innovation in Saskatchewan
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Panel Discussion: Development of successful production systems under adverse conditions
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Farmer Panel Discussion: Implementing Regenerative Agriculture under different realities in Canada
1.45 pm – 5.30 pm
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Interactive Session on RTP
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Current Insights on RTP: SAI Platform Member Case Studies
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Official Presentation of SAI Platform's Regenerating Together Programme (RTP)
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RTP Workshop
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Closing Remarks: Bridging Insights into Action.
6.00 pm
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Evening Gala, Remai Modern
12.30 - 13.30: Lunch break
13.30 - 14.15: Discussion & input session
14.15 - 15.45: Official launch of SAI Platform’s Regenerating Together Programme (RTP)
15.45 – 16.30: Breakout sessions
16.30 - 17.00: Closing
18.00 - 0.00: Gala supper & network Remai Modern
ITINERARY: JUNE 24
Gala supper & network at the Remai Modern
The conference will conclude with an elegant gala dinner at Remai Modern, Saskatoon’s celebrated contemporary art museum overlooking the South Saskatchewan River. With its striking architecture, expansive river views, and world-class galleries, the venue offers a refined and distinctly Prairie setting to gather, connect, and celebrate the close of the event in style.
Thanks to our sponsors
Thanks to our sponsors
RELAX WITH VIEWS OF DOWNTOWN SASKATOON
Accommodation
Unwind with sweeping views of downtown Saskatoon at Delta Hotels Saskatoon Downtown, the city’s tallest hotel. Enjoy easy access to riverfront walking paths, a 1,400-square-foot fitness centre, and thoughtful touches like hydration stations and in-room yoga mats.iDine on locally inspired cuisine at Aroma Restaurant or grab a Starbucks coffee at The Grind.
Important Note on Airborne Allergies:
To ensure the safety of all guests, please be advised that our host hotel is unable to accommodate individuals with severe airborne allergies (such as nuts). If you have a condition where proximity to an allergen poses a life-threatening risk, please contact the organizing committee before completing your registration.
If you have severe airborne allergies please email Katrina Finke at katrina@nucleusconsulting.ca
Accommodation & Booking Deadline:
Please be advised that our official room block at the host venue is now closed to new bookings at the conference rate. If rooms are unavailable at the Delta Downtown Saskatoon through their online booking website, attendees who still need lodging are kindly asked to arrange accommodations at other hotels within Saskatoon.
AIR CANADA & WESTJET FLIGHT DISCOUNTS
Flights to Saskatoon
Registered attendees will receive their official receipt and tax invoice, along with promotional code details for discounted fares with Air Canada and WestJet, via email within 48 hours of completing their registration.
