November 23rd - 27th 2026
Registration is open from September 21st through to October 21st 2026
Please review the TEACHER'S GUIDE HERE prior to registering your class
***Only 1 Classroom per Registration Form - NO multiple class registrations will be accepted***
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Each year, Agribition proudly educates over 10,000 rural and urban students, providing them with hands-on learning experiences that deepen their understanding of agriculture, animal care, and farm life. Through interactive programming, students explore key topics such as animal welfare, sustainable farming practices, natural habitats, crop production, and plant science. They also gain practical knowledge in areas like cooking with local ingredients and farm safety, fostering a well-rounded appreciation for agriculture’s role in daily life.
A vital part of Agribition’s commitment to education is the celebration and integration of Indigenous culture and traditions. Students have the opportunity to learn from Indigenous knowledge keepers, farmers, and educators about the deep connections between Indigenous peoples and the land. Through storytelling, traditional agricultural practices, and cultural demonstrations, they gain insight into Indigenous perspectives on sustainability, stewardship, and food systems.
By bridging the gap between rural and urban communities, Agribition’s educational programs create an inclusive environment where students develop respect for diverse agricultural practices and Indigenous heritage. This annual commitment ensures that future generations grow up with a greater appreciation for the land, the people who care for it, and the cultural traditions that shape Canada’s agricultural landscape.
