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Public Trust in Agriculture

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Agriculture Awareness Initiative Program

Our food has a story; we will help you tell it. Apply now.

 Agriculture Awareness Initiative Program (AAIP)

Agriculture Student Scholarships

Post-secondary scholarships for students who want to tell the exciting story of agriculture. Learn about Agriculture Student Scholarships

Food Facts

Learn how modern agriculture provides solutions for a growing world and how producers are stewards of land and livestock, responsibly producing healthy, safe and affordable food.

Access Programs

There are a lot of programs available to help you build public trust in agriculture. We all have a food story; we will help you tell it.

Speak Up

Everyone has the capacity to share their story in their own way with the end goal of people in the grocery store having a better understanding of what we do and why we do it. Here are some resources to get you started.

Building Public Trust in Agriculture

Building public trust in modern agriculture is a strategic priority for the ministry. Take a look at some of the ways we’re ensuring social licence for the industry.

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