Sustainable Agriculture
Sustainable Farming Practices
Sustainable agriculture means using farming methods that meet today’s food needs without harming the ability of future generations to grow their own food. It focuses on keeping the soil healthy, saving water, and supporting a wide variety of plants and animals. It also reduces the use of harmful chemicals. In Alberta, sustainable farming involves adopting practices that suit the local environment—protecting the unique prairie landscapes and improving the quality of our soils. offers many programs to help communities diversify their learning on what it means to be sustainable.
- Organic Farming Practices Course
- Permaculture Design Workshops
- Sustainable Livestock Management Seminars
- Urban Gardening Workshops
- AG Entrepreneurship Bootcamp
Frequently Asked Questions
Sustainable agriculture involves farming practices that protect the environment, improve soil health, and reduce resource use, ensuring food security for future generations. SEAAA supports Alberta’s farmers in adopting these practices. Explore our programs or donate to support local agriculture.
Sustainable agriculture minimizes environmental harm while maintaining productivity by reducing chemical inputs, conserving water, and enhancing biodiversity. SEAAA works to promote eco-friendly farming methods across Alberta.
Local farms are key to sustainable agriculture as they reduce food transportation emissions and promote regional economies. SEAAA collaborates with local farmers to implement sustainable practices. You can help by donating to our agricultural programs.
Buying local, organic products, reducing food waste, and supporting organizations like SEAAA are great ways to back sustainable agriculture. Find out how your contributions help Alberta’s agricultural sector move toward sustainability.
