LICENSE TO FARM
Building Trust One Acre at a Time
SaskCanola Presents a Berteig Imaging Documentary
What people are saying about License to Farm
I have watched this twice – giving voice to the #farming community – thoughtful insight into everyday issues … https://t.co/6dgtoSAQYQ
— * W. Brett Wilson * (@WBrettWilson) January 29, 2016
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Watched for the 2nd time. As a individual involved in farming we need all our voices @WBrettWilson @licensetofarm— Sheldon Kennedy (@ShelKenn) January 30, 2016
Beautifully done from an artistic and informational perspective. I just wish Dr. Wilf would blink more often. If you have to watch one thing today let this be it. 30 valuable minutes.
Posted by Kevin M. Folta on Saturday, January 16, 2016
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About the Film
Canada is a world leader in agriculture and food production. But farming doesn’t look the same as it did a hundred, fifty, or even ten years ago. Farmers are producing more with less, using more efficient and sustainable practices than ever before. So why do consumers carry so much doubt around the way their food is produced? When did fear begin to trump science and fact when it comes to food production – and how do we earn back that valuable consumer confidence?
It is crucial for agriculture – particularly farmers – to take a seat at the table when it comes to conversations about food. Farmers can play a crucial role by engaging in meaningful conversations, opening the doors to their livelihood and building trust with their communities.
This powerful documentary explores the truth behind common misconceptions of agriculture production in Canada, while empowering farmers to stand up and advocate for their social license to farm.
