National Farmers Union

NFU Region 5 (Manitoba) 2026 Annual Convention
2026-03-21 09:00 - 17:30 (America/Regina) | Domain Community Hall, 1 MacDonald Rd 6 E, Domain, MB, R0G 0M0, Canada
HOMEGROWN RESILIENCE: Farms, Communities, and the Future.

Pay at the door or e-mail organizer-mb@nfu.ca for e-transfer information.

RSVP by email, with the subject line ‘NFU-MB Convention 2026’ to organizer-mb@nfu.ca.

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Seeds of Change Film Festival
2026-02-28 12:00 - 15:00 (America/Edmonton) | devon community center, 20 Haven Drive, Devon, Alberta (AB), Canada
Come out and Watch short films about farmers in Canada and Alberta! Connect with local community members and learn about the NFU, Walk the Talks and the Devon Nature Club. Light snacks and drinks will be served. Venue is wheelchair accessible and parking is free.

NFU Youth Meet & Greet/ Rencontre d'Accueil des Jeunes de l’UNF
2026-02-25 17:00 - 20:00 (America/Regina) | online
Join our National Youth Meet & Greet for young farmers, farm workers, and food system organisers to connect and learn how the NFU Youth Caucus organises, develops policy, and builds collective power!
Soyez au rendez-vous pour notre carrefour national pour la jeunesse paysanne, le personnel agricole et les forces vives du système alimentaire. Venez nouer des liens et découvrir comment le caucus des jeunes de l’UNF s’organise, élabore ses politiques et renforce son pouvoir collectif !

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2026-02-25 08:00 - 17:00 (America/Regina) | online
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Sowing Seeds of Change: Alberta Farmer Organising Is Here To Stay!
2026-02-23 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Edmonton) | online
Join our Regional Workshop Webinar during NFU Days, our annual membership drive running through February, when new memberships are available at 50% off! But this month isn’t just about a discount. NFU members from coast to coast to coast are working hard on issues ranging from local abattoir regulations to climate change policy, farmer income and farmland access, to seed rights. This is your chance to help get that information into the hands of your farming friends and neighbours!
We’ll dive into a century of Alberta’s deep agrarian history, including Black Settlers, Métis Settlements, Co-operatives, and farmer-controlled marketing systems. As well as our region’s current work, connecting farmers across distances, strengthening surface rights advocacy, and growing youth leadership. The union makes us strong. Together we make it stronger. This workshop highlights: Sowing Seeds for the Next Chapter of Alberta Farmer Organising!

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Hearing Farmer Voices: A virtual town hall for farmers in BC
2026-01-22 16:00 - 18:00 (America/Vancouver) | online
A virtual town hall meeting to hear farmers’ thoughts on the recommendations of the Premier’s Task Force on Agriculture and Food Economy.

How can we use these recommendations to help us build food sovereignty in BC?

NFU BC invites all farmers and advocates for resilient food systems to join us and share your thoughts. We are a democratic organization of farmers and farmworkers advancing policies that enable food sovereignty. Food sovereignty is, in short, food systems by the people, for the people. If you have a role in feeding our communities, we want to hear from you. We believe that everyone who grows and eats food deserves to have a say in shaping their food systems.

When the president of the United States started announcing tariffs on Canadian goods and threats of annexation in early 2025, the BC government responded by assembling a team of experts and sector representatives to provide guidance on how the province should navigate the shifting political and economic landscape. The Premier’s Task Force on Agriculture and Food Economy produced 32 recommendations on 5 key topics: Water, Competitiveness, Labour and talent, Land, and Investment.

Read the recommendations here: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/industry/agriculture-seafood/premier-s-task-force-on-agriculture-and-food-economy

Across ministries, the provincial government will be using these recommendations to guide action on strengthening BC’s food systems. We have an opportunity to work together and influence how some of these recommendations are implemented, and to use this list as a jumping off point to define our own food sovereignty goals.

Register Today!

Food. Sovereignty. Justice. NFU National Convention
2025-11-19 08:00 - 2025-11-21 17:00 (America/Moncton) | Moncton Crowne Plaza, 1005 Main St, Moncton, New Brunswick, E1C 1G9, Canada
This year’s convention theme is Food. Sovereignty. Justice. Building Collective Strategies. To confront the threats to Canada’s sovereignty, ongoing tariff disputes, and the rise of authoritarianism, NFU farmers, farm workers, and their allies are building a vibrant social movement. Our goals are to strengthen democracy, amplify the voice of organized labour, and improve food and climate resilience. We are coming together to advocate for the infrastructure and resources farmers need to make sure affordable and sustainable food is available to Canada’s diverse communities and that there is economic dignity for all the workers who produce it.

For more information, please visit the main convention page at: https://www.nfu.ca/2025convention/

Food Price Inflation and Farmer Livelihood
2025-05-22 04:00 - 2025-05-23 03:59 (America/Toronto) | online
Canadian farmers have seen no benefit from rising grocery store prices since 2020. Instead, they are being squeezed by corporate profiteering on all sides. For years, corporate concentration in Canada’s food system has kept farm gate prices chronically low, while retail prices rise steadily for consumers. Farmers are forced to accept prices that are decided by large, multinational commodity traders and processors. At the same time, they face prohibitively high costs for inputs from oligopolistic suppliers. The system is stacked against farmers and consumers alike. It’s time to confront corporate power in the food system.

Join the NFU on May 22nd at 3PM EST for a panel webinar on the farmers’ share of food prices and an examination of how corporate concentration in the Canadian food system harms both farmers and consumers featuring Keldon Bester of the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project; Alex Purdye former Broadbent Institute Fellow; and Alyssa Gerhardt, PhD student at Dalhousie University.

VALUING FARMING, LAND & PEOPLE: NFU National Convention 2024
2024-11-21 00:00 - 2024-11-23 00:00 (America/Regina)
Join in on democracy in action! Policy debates on issues brought by the membership, leadership elections, (re)kindling connections, dancing & music, inspiring speakers, Indigenous-led workshops, more debate, and planning collective action. It’s all here – curated for you, fellow farmers and farm workers – in Saskatoon (and online through Zoom).

We will be joined in person with a fabulous Keynote Speaker: Austin Frerick, author of Barons: Money, Power, and the Corruption of America’s Food Industry. Read his book before you come for deeply-informed conversations. His chapters on the monopolies of Cargill and JBS transcend borders and his compelling thesis is equally relevant to the Canadian food system.

Region 1 National Farmers Union Convention
2024-10-06 00:00 (America/Regina)
Join us for the Region 1 Convention hosted for the first time in Region 1 District 3 (Nova Scotia). The 2 ½ hour gathering (virtual or in-person) will be all about orienting, updating and connecting new, old and potential members in the Atlantic region. It is also our chance to develop policy and strategy, and to elect the next regional council. Everyone is welcome to attend and participate, but please note that only farmer and farm worker members may vote or run for elected positions.
Check out the Agroecology Exchange before convention taking place at Sweet Earth Farm. This event will be hosted by Karina of Odd Bulb farm and it will focus on land and resource sharing through the lens of the climate crisis. Registration is coming soon for this event.
We look forward to connecting with you, sharing a meal, and finding solidarity in the unique agricultural issues of the Atlantic region. Hope to see you there!

How Can CLTs and Co-ops Help New and Small Farmers? (Stratford, ON)
2024-05-23 17:45 - 21:00 (America/Regina) | The Local Community Food Centre, The Local Community Food Centre, 612 Erie St, Stratford, Ontario, N5A 2P1, Canada
Join us Thursday May 23 at the Local Community Food Centre in Stratford, ON, from 5:45pm–9:00pm for an informative conversation about Community Land Trusts and screening of two short films about Canadian farms – local, Lucky Bug Farm in Baden, ON and Ferme Coopérative Tourne-Sol in Les Cèdres, QC – who are both featured in Depth of Field: Films About Farming. The films speak to the challenges farmers face securing sustainably affordable land and housing as well as how cooperative models can help.

Expert panelists will paint a picture of how Community Land Trusts and cooperative ownership can address our local affordability concerns, such as affordable housing and affordable farmland. You will learn what concrete steps you can take, right now, to help realize this vision of community owned and controlled affordable housing and agriculture in Stratford, Perth and other rural communities/centres in the region. You will also have the opportunity to participate in a Q&A with our panelists.

Panelists include :

Dominique Russell from the Canadian Network of Community Land Trusts (communityland.ca)

Susanna Redekop, from Freedom Dreams Cooperative Education (freedomdreamscoop.com),

Jon Gagnon from Sundance Commons (sundancecommons.com)

Boris Emanuel, Executive Director of Love Your Neighbour Communities (lyncommunities.com) – and the Mill Block Community hub,

Samantha Eby and Michael Piper from University of Toronto’s ReHousing Project (ReHousing.ca),

Scott Stager Piatowski from the Community Housing Transformation Centre (https://centre.support/)

Akanee Yamaki and the FairBnB team (FairBnB.ca)

Plus, a brief presentation prepared by Martin Straathof of the Ontario Farmland Trust (OTF) will be presented on his behalf.

The Stratford Affordable Housing Alliance Is advocating for Proportionately Mixed Income (PMI) Affordable Housing in Stratford and Perth County.

Sign the petition: https://perthcountysustainability.ca/allies/saha/#PETITION

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➡️ RSVP TODAY AND PREPARE TO BE INSPIRED!

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Accessibility: For support, please contact us in advance of your visit at affordableStratford@gmail.com or (519) 508-3663.

Presented by National Farmers Union-Ontario, Local 341, Local 335 and Local 340.

In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.

Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.

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Depth of Field: Films About Farming

Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.

National Farmers Union

The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.

March Forth Creative

March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Ignatius Farm Launch: Films and Conversations about Farming
2024-04-18 18:30 - 20:00 (America/Toronto) | Loyola House at Ignatius Jesuit Centre, 5420 Hwy 6 North, Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Join us the Ignatius Farm Launch as they kick off their 24th growing season.
Come connect with your Farmers and food growing community!
See several short farm films from the NFU Depth of Field – Films about Farming.
Enjoy light snacks and a unique Ignatius Farm take away.
Celebrate the amazing farming and food communities.
Ask questions about Ignatius Farm and all they do at the Farm.
This is a free event. Donations of any amount for the upcoming seasonal programs are appreciated and go towards the New Farmer Training Program, hiring & training a new farmer, produce donations, CSA and Community Garden plot sponsorships.
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Accessibility: If you have accessibility needs, contact us in advance of your visit at pcostanzo@ignatiusguelph.ca or 519.824.1250 ext 244.
Presented by Ignatius Jesuit Centre.
In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.

➡️ CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY

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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
Ignatius Jesuit Centre
Ignatius Jesuit Centre cultivates spiritual growth and ecological engagement.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Depth of Field Film Fest in Saskatoon (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)
2024-04-11 19:00 - 22:00 (America/Regina) | Magic Lantern Roxy Theatre, 320 20th St W, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Join us Thursday, April 11, from 7:00pm to 10:00pm in Saskatoon, SK at the Magic Lantern Roxy Theatre for an evening of inspiring short films from Depth of Field , featuring 5 unique Saskatchewan farms and their sustainable practices. The screening will be followed by a Q & A with some of the star farmers. 9 Mile Legacy brewery will also be on site serving a custom cask inspired by the flavours of a prairie shelter belt. Sign up now!
Film Festival Schedule
7:00 pm: Doors open
7:30 pm: Welcome
7:40 pm: Red Barn Dairy (ft. Hal Jadeske)
7:50 pm: 4C Farms (ft. Terry Lerat)
8:00 pm: McCreary Land and Livestock Ltd (ft. Ian McCreary and Mary Smilie)
8:10 pm: Penny Lane Farm (ft. Stewart Wells and Terry Toews)
8:20pm: Prairie Garden Seeds (ft. Jim and Rachelle Ternier)
8:30pm: Q & A with the farmers
Admission: $10, includes a free drink or popcorn.
This event will kick off our Annual Regional Convention, which will happen the next day, Friday April 12, 10:00am to 5:00pm at Station 20 West (1120 20th St W) in Saskatoon.

➡️ RSVP TODAY AND PREPARE TO BE INSPIRED!

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Accessibility: For accessibility needs, contact us in advance of your visit at members@nfu.ca.
Presented by National Farmers Union – Region 6.
In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.
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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Plant a Seedling & Farming Documentary Screening (Mississauga, ON)
2024-04-11 06:00 - 19:00 (America/Toronto) | Studio.89, 2520 Eglinton Avenue West, Unit 1, Mississauga, Ontario, L5M0Y4, Canada
Join us on Thursday, April 11th, from 6:00pm to 7:00pm at Studio.89 in Mississauga, ON. Get your garden ready for the year and meet your local farmers! Rav, a farmer in Mississauga, will share tips on starting your seedlings for your indoor or outdoor garden. Everyone will have an opportunity to plant and take home a seedling. We will also showcase farmers across Canada with a screening of inspiring short films from Depth of Field: Films About Farming.
Accessibility: If you have any accessibility needs, please contact us in advance at shadeofmiti@gmail.com or 647-960-9376.
Presented by NFU-O Youth Advisor and Shade of Miti.
In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.

➡️ REGISTER TODAY!

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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Farming in Nova Scotia: A Celebration of Local Food & Farmers (Wolfville, NS)
2024-04-09 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Regina) | Irving Auditorium, K.C. Irving Environmental Science Centre, 32 University Ave, Wolfville, Canada
Join us Tuesday April 9th from 7:00pm to 8:30pm at the KC Irving Auditorium in Wolfville, NS for a Depth of Field film screening. Engage in a conversation that celebrates our local food system with the featured farmers, Patricia Bishop and Josh Oulton. There will be a reception with light refreshments and engaging conversation to follow.
Mark your calendar, today. See you there!

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Accessibility: For accessibility needs, please contact us in advance of your visit at macinnis@nfu.ca.
Presented by National Farmers Union-Nova Scotia.
In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.
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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Seedy Saturday: Depth of Field Film Screening (Haldimand, ON)
2024-04-07 10:00 - 16:00 (America/Regina) | Riverside Exhibition Center, 151 Caithness St E, Caledonia, ON, N3W 1C2, Canada
Join us on Sunday April 7th at the Riverside Exhibition Center in Caledonia, ON from 10am to 4pm ET! Don’t miss your chance to watch the new films from Depth of Field: Films About Farming at your local Seedy event.
Address: 151 Caithness St E, Caledonia, ON N3W 1C2
Drop in. No registration necessary.
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In partnership with Seeds of Diversity, National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for Depth of Field has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.
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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
Seeds of Diversity
We are a group of seed savers from coast to coast who protect Canada’s seed biodiversity by growing it ourselves and sharing it with others. Every year, we multiply the most vulnerable seed varieties that we can, exchange seeds with each other at over 150 Seedy Saturday and Seedy Sunday events across Canada,
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Seedy Saturday: Depth of Field Film Screening (Quesnal, BC)
2024-04-06 09:00 - 15:00 (America/Regina) | Quesnel Seniors’ Centre, 461 Carson Ave, Quesnel, BC, V2J 2B6, Canada
Join us on Saturday April 6th at The Quesnel Seniors’ Centre in Quesnel, BC from 9am to 3pm PT! Don’t miss your chance to watch the new films from Depth of Field: Films About Farming at your local Seedy event.
Address: 461 Carson Ave, Quesnel, BC, V2J 2B6
Drop in. No registration necessary.
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In partnership with Seeds of Diversity, National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for Depth of Field has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.
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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
Seeds of Diversity
We are a group of seed savers from coast to coast who protect Canada’s seed biodiversity by growing it ourselves and sharing it with others. Every year, we multiply the most vulnerable seed varieties that we can, exchange seeds with each other at over 150 Seedy Saturday and Seedy Sunday events across Canada,
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Depth of Field: Films About Farming (Ripon, QC)
2024-03-26 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Toronto) | Coopérative Place du Marché, 4, rue du Marché, Ripon, Quebec, Canada
Join us on Tuesday March 26th at Coopérative Place du Marché in Ripon, QC from 7:00pm to 9:00pm. Enjoy a lively community screening of short films Tourne-Sol Cooperative Farm and Grazing Days Farm from Depth of Field: Films About Farming. After the films, stay for an engaging discussion with industry experts to inspire connection with food and farming in our local community.
Don’t miss out on this incredible event! Mark your calendars and join us at 4 Rue du Marché, Ripon, QC. Kids are welcome and refreshements will be available. See you there!

➡️ CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY

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Accessibility: If you have any accessibility needs, please contact us in advance of your visit at m.vandenborre@mrc-papineau.com, or (819) 635-4334.
Presented by : MRC de Papineau.
In partnership with : Coopérative Place du Marché, National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.
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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative about Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
MRC de Papineau
La MRC de Papineau regroupe 25 Municipalités en Outaouais. Elle a plusieurs mandats, dont celui d’assurer le développement harmonieux de son territoire.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Local Food Films and Panel at UBCO (Kelowna, BC)
2024-03-26 18:30 - 20:30 (America/Vancouver) | UNC Theatre (Theatre on Main Floor of UNC Building), 3333 University Way, Kelowna, British Columbia, V1V 1V7, Canada
Local Food Films and Panel at UBCO
Join us on Tuesday March 26 at the UNC Theatre (Theatre on Main Floor of UNC Building) in Kelowna, BC from 6:30pm to 8:00pm PT! Come enjoy an evening of food, films from Depth of Field: Films About Farming, and an engaging panel discussion.
UBCO Local Food Procurement Project: Meet the farmers that supply the vegetables, apples and juice to Pritchard Dining Hall, and learn how institutional local food champion UBCO is stepping forward to be part of the solution.
See you there!
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Accessibility: If you have any accessibility needs, please contact us in advance of your visit at kirstin@sierraclub.bc.ca, or 519-829-8463.
This event is part of the UBC Climate Action Month.
Presented by Sierra Club BC and Land 2 Table Network.
In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.

➡️ CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY

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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
North Okanagan Land to Table Network (L2T)
A network of individuals and organizations from various sectors of the North Okanagan food system who support the L2T vision. Together we aim to build a thriving, healthy, just, and resilient regional food system that nourishes and connects people, sustains livelihoods, regenerates the environment, and builds community in the North Okanagan.
Sierra Club BC
At Sierra Club BC, we’re building a movement that invites everyone to better care for the ecosystems that sustain us. The ecological and climate crisis is a collective issue we all face, but it’s not too late to turn things around.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Unearthing Stories of Food Justice: Films and Conversations (Scarborough, ON)
2024-03-26 18:00 - 20:00 (America/Toronto) | Malvern Library, 30 Sewells Road, Scarborough, Ontario, Canada
Unearthing Stories of Food Justice: Films and Conversations About Farming, Food Sovereignty, and Art
Join us on Tuesday March 26th at the Malvern Library in Scarborough, ON from 6:00pm to 8:00pm EST! This casual event will be a great opportunity to learn more about farming, food sovereignty, and storytelling. Be inspired by 3 films about BIPOC farmers across Canada featured in the National Farmers Union Depth of Field project, followed by a panel about how food and art can help us connect to home and imagine new and better futures.
Come meet some of the farmers from Malvern Urban Farm, as well as Sun, a local artist participating in FoodShare’s Toronto Food Stories program.
Don’t miss out on this incredible event! Mark your calendars and join us at Malvern Library at 30 Sewells Road in Scarborough, ON. See you there!
Admission is Pay-What-You-Can. Donations collected will support Malvern Family Resource Centre’s food justice initiatives this summer.
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Accessibility: If you have any accessibility needs, please contact us in advance of your visit at malvernurbanfarm@mfrc.org and 416-284-4184 x221.
Presented by National Farmers Union-Ontario, Malvern Family Resource Centre, Malvern Library and FoodShare Toronto.
In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.

➡️ CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY

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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
National Farmers Union – Ontario
The National Farmers Union – Ontario (NFU-O) is an accredited farm organization representing thousands of sustainable farmers in Ontario and has advocated for farmers across Ontario since 1969. Members work together to achieve agricultural policies that ensure dignity and income security for farmers, while protecting and enhancing rural environments for current and future generations.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

New Grocery Movement Presents: Depth of Field and the Joy of Gardens (Edmonton, AB)
2024-03-25 18:30 - 21:00 (America/Edmonton) | Ritchie Community League, 98 Street Northwest, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Join us on Monday, March 25th, from 6:30pm to 9:00pm at Ritchie Community League Hall in Edmonton, AB for the relaunch of New Grocery Movements Garden Club and film screenings from Depth of Field, followed by a panel discussion hosted by NGM’s Rebecca MacLeod. Stick around for mingling, learning and refreshments!
Don’t miss an evening celebrating farmers and gardeners alike with New Grocery Movement (NGM)! NGM is a Canadian nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering communities to reimagine groceries and build food sovereignty through education, connection and collaboration.
This season, they will be relaunching their Garden Club in a new community garden in the Ritchie neighborhood. It’s an initiative to help more people get started on growing their own food by providing the tools, the seeds, the space and the knowledge to begin gardening.
To celebrate this relaunch, NGM will be hosting a film screening of a selection of the National Farmers Union’s newly released short film series, Depth of Field, which profiles farmers across the country. Two of the Alberta-based farmers showcased in the films will be joined by Caitlyn from the local farm, Good Thymes Garden, for a farmer speaking panel between the films. NGM’s Rebecca MacLeod will be facilitating an exciting discussion with the farmers about local food, sustainability and their farming experiences.
We are thrilled to share the evening with a number of special guests. A collection of incredible food organizations in Edmonton are invited, so make sure to stop by their tables and learn about the wonderful opportunities to get involved in Edmonton’s food community as you mingle between films.
Edmonton’s own Sip Liquor and Garneau Block will also be on scene with Alberta-made drinks and natural wines. And of course, there will be pie! NGM will be accepting donations to help support the Garden Club this season – any amount is appreciated. Blueberry and apple pie slices will be available for donation via cash and Sip will be accepting donations via card on our behalf.
Event Details:

Date: Monday, March 25th 2024
Time: 6:30pm – 9:00pm MST
Location: Location: Ritchie Community League Hall
Tickets: $5

We can’t wait to host you for an inspiring evening, sharing our garden vision and learning about our local food system!

➡️ RSVP TODAY AND PREPARE TO BE INSPIRED!

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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
New Grocery Movement

New Grocery Movement (NGM) is a Canadian nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering communities to reimagine groceries and build food sovereignty through education, connection and collaboration. Explore their website for more information: https://newgrocerymovement.com/

National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Depth of Field: Films About Farming (Kingston, ON)
2024-03-24 13:00 - 15:00 (America/Toronto) | The Screening Room, 120 Princess St., Kingston, Ontario, K7L 5M6, Canada
Depth of Field: Films About Farming

Join us Sunday, March 24th at The Screening Room in Kingston, ON, from 1pm-3pm for a community screening of short films from Depth of Field: Films About Farming, followed by a panel discussion with local farmers and NFU Local 316.

Free admission. Donations encouraged. Refreshments will be available for purchase.

Come say hi to your local farmers at 120 Princess St. Kingston, ON. See you there!

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Accessibility: If you have accessibility needs or questions, please contact us in advance of your visit at info@kitchentableseedhouse.ca or call 613-385-8569.

Presented by National Farmers Union-Ontario, Local 316.

In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.

Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.

➡️ CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY

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Depth of Field: Films About Farming

Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.

National Farmers Union – Ontario

The National Farmers Union – Ontario (NFU-O) is an accredited farm organization representing thousands of sustainable farmers in Ontario and has advocated for farmers across Ontario since 1969. Members work together to achieve agricultural policies that ensure dignity and income security for farmers, while protecting and enhancing rural environments for current and future generations.

National Farmers Union

The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.

March Forth Creative

March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Sowing Seeds for Change - From Farms to Films to Our Shared Struggle for the Future (Edmonton, AB)
2024-03-23 14:30 - 2024-03-24 00:00 (America/Edmonton) | Ukrainian Centre, 11018 97 St NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T5H 2M9, Canada
Join us Saturday, March 23rd, from 2:30pm to midnight MST at the Ukrainian Centre in Edmonton, AB for a full day of inspiring short films about farming from Depth of Field, engaging speakers and discussions, music and dinner.
Embark with us on a cinematic journey as our Film Festival unfolds, immersing attendees in a rich tapestry of films and discussions centered around agriculture and youth initiatives in the prairies. The day will commence with vendors displaying their work and showcases in the lower pavilion of the hall.
At 2:30 pm, the event officially kicks off with a registration and reception, inviting attendees to check in, engage with vendors, and relish a warm atmosphere complemented by light refreshments. An introduction and welcome speech follow, setting the tone for the festival, with an overview that illuminates the day’s mission and its significance.
At 3:30 pm we begin our first film and discussion block, “Regenerating Our Lands.” The short films will explore critical themes such as climate change, soil degradation, regenerative grazing, carbon capture, and labor-output challenges. We will hold engaging discussions and Q&A sessions with knowledgeable speakers in order to enrich the participants’ viewing experience.
At 4:20pm onward, Film Blocks 2 to 5 will explore topics like Seed Sovereignty, Monopolies & Markets, Indigenous Land Relations, and the Roots of Migration. Each block features thought-provoking short films, paving the way for in-depth discussions that amplify understanding and encourage audience participation. With an intermission to provide more opportunities to explore vendors and energize the attendees.
At 8:00pm, a Dinner Break and Networking session provides a perfect interlude for attendees to enjoy a meal, network with like-minded individuals, and explore interactive vendor displays. This moment of camaraderie enhances the festival experience, fostering connections among participants.
At 8:45pm, the final Film block: “Cultivating Tomorrow’s Harvest” with focus on alternative agricultural relations in our changing world. Discussions and Q&A sessions with speakers further illuminate the complexities and nuances of these pressing issues.
At 9:35pm, the festival crescendos to its Closing Ceremony, expressing gratitude to sponsors and partners.
At 10:00 pm, attendees are then invited to stay for an After-Party, where the celebration continues with Sencelosia Collab.
With a meticulously curated program, engaging discussions, and an energizing after-party, the Day of the Film Festival promises to be a transformative experience, uniting diverse voices in the shared exploration of agriculture’s challenges and possibilities.
You won’t want to miss it! Mark you calendar and register today.

➡️ RSVP TODAY

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Accessibility: The location has a wheelchair ramp, wheelchair-accessible bathrooms, transit-accessible (central Edmonton), free parking lot, and Chairlifts in the building. Inquire further with auuc.yeg.youthcouncil@protonmail.com.
Presented by National Farmers Union-Region 7 Youth Rep and Association of United Ukrainian Canadians youth council.
In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.
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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Depth of Field: Film Screening and Community Event (Vancouver, BC)
2024-03-21 18:00 - 20:00 (America/Vancouver) | Community Hall, Kitsilano Neighbourhood House, 2305 W. 7th Ave, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Join us Thursday, March 21st, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm (doors open at 5pm) at the Kitsilano Neighbourhood House in Vancouver, BC for a film screening of inspiring short docs about farming from Depth of Field, followed by a lively panel discussion.
From connecting growers directly with eaters to turning eaters into growers – shortening the food production chain is a critical solution to the challenges of the modern food system. Join this community event to learn more about such important topics as food sovereignty, food resiliency and food sustainability.
The film screening of short films from Depth of Field, brought to you by Sierra Club of BC and the National Farmers Union will start the conversation. After the film, hear our local food system experts from Farm to Plate Marketplace, Village Vancouver, Food4Thought and Westside Food Collaborative on the ways that YOU can play a part in supporting a sustainable and just food system, starting in your own neighbourhood.
Accessibility: For accessibility needs, contact us in advance of your visit at ksenias@kitshouse.org or 778.785.1133.

➡️ RSVP TODAY

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Presented by Sierra Club BC, Westside Food Collaborative, Farm to Plate Marketplace, Village Vancouver, Food4Thought and Kitsilano Neighbourhood House.
In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.
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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Depth of Field Film Screening (Plaster Rock, NB)
2024-03-21 18:00 - 20:00 (America/Moncton) | Plaster Rock Library, 290 Main Street, Plaster Rock, NB, E7G 2C6, Canada
Depth of Field Film Screening
Join us on Thursday March 21st at Plaster Rock Library in Plaster Rock, NB at 6:15pm AST! Don’t miss the screening of inspiring short films from Depth of Field: Films About Farming with NFU-NB.
Register today. See you there!
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Accessibility: If you have any accessibility needs, please contact us in advance at contacthomeacresfarm@gmail.com or 506-356-6018.
Presented by Home Acres Farm and National Farmers Union-New Brunswick.
In partnership Plaster Rock Library, National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.

➡️ CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY

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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
National Farmers Union – New Brunswick
The NFU-NB is one of two accredited agricultural organizations in the province. We promote policies that aim to revitalize agriculture in New Brunswick by strengthening small and medium scale farms. Our goal is to work together to build a sustainable food system, and achieve agricultural policies which will ensure dignity and security of income for farm families while enhancing the land for future generations.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Food, Films and Fellowship (Goderich, ON)
2024-03-18 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Toronto) | Huron County Museum., 110 North St, Goderich, ON, N7A 2T8, Canada
Food, Films and Fellowship
Join us on Monday March 18th at the Huron County Museum in Goderich, ON from 7:00pm to 9:00pm! Don’t miss the screening of short films from Depth of Field: Films About Farming along with refreshements and conversation. Afterwards, stay for AGM proceedings with the National Famers Union-Local 335 (Huron).
Don’t miss out on this incredible event! Mark your calendars and join us at the Huron County Museum at 110 North St in Goderich, ON. See you there!
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Accessibility: If you have any accessibility needs, please contact us in advance of your visit at heather@nfuontario.ca, or 226-222-1469.
Presented by National Farmers Union-Ontario, Local 335 (Huron).
In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.

➡️ CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY

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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
National Farmers Union – Ontario
The National Farmers Union – Ontario (NFU-O) is an accredited farm organization representing thousands of sustainable farmers in Ontario and has advocated for farmers across Ontario since 1969. Members work together to achieve agricultural policies that ensure dignity and income security for farmers, while protecting and enhancing rural environments for current and future generations.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Feast & Film: Farmers' Get Together and NFU 340 AGM (Drayton, ON)
2024-03-16 19:00 - 21:30 (America/Toronto) | The Drayton Chophouse, 41 Wellington Street North, Drayton, Ontario, N0G 1P0, Canada
Join us Saturday March 16th at the Drayton Chophouse in Drayton, ON, from 7:00-9:30pm for a community screening of Depth of Field: Films About Farming , followed by a short AGM.
The program will include a highlight of NFU activities in the past year, board elections, food made with local fare, and a special community screening of short films about sustainable agriculture. Stay after the films for an engaging discussion to inspire connection with our local food system. See you there!
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Accessibility: For support, please contact us in advance of your visit at sergenese@gmail.com or 519-803-4862.
Presented by National Farmers Union-Ontario, Local 340 (Wellington/Waterloo).
In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.

➡️ CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY

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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
National Farmers Union – Ontario
The National Farmers Union – Ontario (NFU-O) is an accredited farm organization representing thousands of sustainable farmers in Ontario and has advocated for farmers across Ontario since 1969. Members work together to achieve agricultural policies that ensure dignity and income security for farmers, while protecting and enhancing rural environments for current and future generations.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Farming In Nova Scotia: Film Screening and Q+A with Knoydart Farm (Antigonish, NS)
2024-03-12 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Halifax) | The People’s Place: Antigonish Library, 283 Main Street, Room 123, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, B2G 2C3, Canada
Join us on Tuesday March 12th at The People’s Place in Antigonish, NS from 7pm to 8:30pm ATL for the inaugural screening of Knoydart Farm’s film as part of Depth of Field: Films About Farming. After the film, stick around for a Q+A discussion about our local food system with featured farmers Angela, Frazer and Adam Knoydart.
Come celebrate sustainable Canadian agriculture and community through film, conversation and locally sourced refreshments. Films will begin at 7pm with doors opening at 6:30pm. See you there!
Accessibility: Please contact us in advance of your visit at macinnis@nfu.ca, or 902-456-3525.
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Presented by National Farmers Union-Nova Scotia, Region 1 District 3.
In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.

➡️ CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY

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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

NFU Depth of Field Screening (Beausejour, MB)
2024-03-10 14:30 - 16:00 (America/Winnipeg) | 44146 Mile 69 North Beausejour, MB, 44146 Mile 69 North, Beausejour, Manitoba, Canada
Get ready to dive into the world of agriculture with a curated selection of short documentary films, food and conversation.
Join us on Sunday March 10th at 2:30pm at 44146 Mile 69 North in Beausejour, MB for a community screening of Depth of Field: Films About Farming followed by a lively discussion about farming and agriculture.
Whether you’re a farmer, a food enthusiast, or simply curious about the subject, this event is for you! Connect with like-minded individuals, gain insights, and be inspired to make a difference in the food system.

Free admission ➡️ RSVP to mattjwiens@yahoo.ca

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Accessibility: For any accessibility needs, please contact us in advance of your visit at (204)993-0138 or by email at mjwbluestem@gmail.com.
Presented by National Farmers Union-Manitoba.
In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.

Digging Deep: Depth of Field - Films about Farming (Saint John, NB)
2024-03-10 14:00 - 15:30 (America/Moncton) | Saint John Public Library – Central Branch, 1 Market Square, Saint John, N.B., E2L 4Z6, Canada
Digging Deep: Depth of Field – Films about Farming
Join us on Sunday March 10th at Saint John Public Library – Central Branch in Saint John, N.B. at 2:00pm AST! Don’t miss the screening of new short films from Depth of Field: Films About Farming with NFU-NB.
Don’t miss out on this incredible event at 1 Market Square! Mark your calendars.
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Accessibility: If you have any accessibility needs, please contact us in advance at nfu.nb.office@gmail.com, or (506) 260-0087.
Presented by National Farmers Union-New Brunswick.
In partnership with National Farmers Union, March Forth Creative and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the AgriCommunication Program.
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Depth of Field: Films About Farming
Depth of Field is a series of 40 short documentaries produced and presented by the National Farmers Union and March Forth Creative. The films showcase Canadian farmers and farm workers, and their sustainable farming practices on and off the land. Rotational grazing, seed saving, building healthy soils, and working for social justice– different farmers highlight their own priorities and, together, these films tell the story of farming practices that would create the food system we all want.
National Farmers Union – New Brunswick
The NFU-NB is one of two accredited agricultural organizations in the province. We promote policies that aim to revitalize agriculture in New Brunswick by strengthening small and medium scale farms. Our goal is to work together to build a sustainable food system, and achieve agricultural policies which will ensure dignity and security of income for farm families while enhancing the land for future generations.
National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union is a farmer-led, democratically-directed farm organization representing Canadian farmers and farm workers, and advocating on issues of importance to us.
March Forth Creative
March Forth Creative is a renowned producer of award-winning documentaries that explore meaningful and timely topics. Their films have been screened across Canada through multiple municipalities and non-profit organizations, and internationally through distribution companies.
