Join us for a day of learning, good food, and community building!

At this event, you’ll get a chance to learn about the basics of regenerative agriculture and see firsthand how Triple Lyoness Farm weaves together multiple aspects of regenerative farming  — from a mixed livestock operation to productive vegetable gardens to a riparian area protection project.

We’re excited to be joined by Sierra Berg from Rural Routes to Climate Solutions, who will lead with an engaging talk that provides an overview of regenerative agriculture. You’ll learn how climate solutions not only build resilience and protect biodiversity but also open up new opportunities for rural communities.

After learning about the basics of regenerative agriculture, we’ll go on a walking tour of Triple Lyoness Farm to see how regenerative principles can be applied in the Alberta context. Triple Lyoness Farm is a family-run, mixed-livestock operation rooted in diversity, care, and regenerative practices. The Carlyon family — Rod, Janet, and their three daughters, Andria, Jessica, and Briana — proudly raise pasture-raised beef, chicken, turkey, free-range pork, and eggs while maintaining a vibrant farm ecosystem.

After the farm tour we’ll enjoy a potluck lunch. Bring a dish to share and enjoy a meal together in the fresh country air!

For the afternoon portion we will drive about 10 miles to the Riparian Area Protection Project to learn about how farms can steward and be a part of the ecosystems around them. You’ll learn about ways to protect areas around water bodies and how to determine the health of those ecosystems.