Agenda

*All Day*

Whether you’re new to the role or have not had the opportunity to attend in the past, the New Fieldmen Orientation is an excellent introduction to the Agricultural Fieldmen profession. The course is also a requirement for those seeking Certified Agricultural Fieldmen status.

Participants will receive an overview of the key Acts and legislation administered by Alberta Agriculture and Agricultural Fieldmen and, review legislative requirements, and gain practical insight into the responsibilities of the position. Through discussions and real-world examples, attendees will experience “a day in the life” of an Agricultural Fieldman and develop a better understanding of the important role they play within their municipalities.

*Morning Course* 

This hands-on workshop helps participants build the clarity, confidence, and skills needed to set and maintain healthy boundaries in both personal and professional relationships. Through three core sections, Clarity, Communication, and Practice, participants move from self-awareness to real-world application. Participants leave with practical tools they can immediately use to navigate relationships with greater intention, selfrespect, and alignment.

*Afternoon Course* 1:00pm-4:00pm

20 spots available

Credit - Pest Management

Creating a curated insect collection is an excellent way to improve identification skills and develop a valuable reference resource. In this hands-on workshop, participants will build their own insect pinning box while learning proper specimen handling, pinning, labeling, and storage techniques. Participants will leave with a completed pinning box and the knowledge needed to begin building a specimen collection for future reference and educational use.

*Afternoon Course* 1:00pm-4:00pm

Meet in lobby of Delta Hotel at 12:3opm, bus will depart for Stony Plain seed cleaning plant at 1:00pm. 

*This course takes place offsite*

Take a behind-the-scenes look at the Stony Plain Seed Cleaning Plant before completing your Operational Certificate inspection under the Alberta Weed Control Act and Regulation. Join colleagues for an afternoon tour to learn about seed cleaning operations, with transportation provided from and back to the hotel

Please Note: Participants are asked to bring a high-visibility vest or similar high-visibility clothing for the Seed Cleaning Plant tour. Steel-toed shoes or boots are recommended if you have them, but they are not required. We look forward to seeing you there!

Ice Breaker is Sponsored by Envu & AdvantageVM

Crib Tournament during Advantage VM and Envu Ice Breaker Event