They grow a mix of crops, such as pulses, oilseeds, and grains. Jeff, who studied Agriculture at the University of Saskatchewan, and Riley, a nurse, decided to return to the farm after they got married in 2017.
Jeff now runs a custom farming business with his brother, specializing in growing dry edible beans. They have two daughters, Harper and Ava.
The Ewen family is very involved in their community, helping with the local fire department, wildlife groups, and irrigation boards. Their dedication to farming and the community makes E3 Ag Ventures a strong contender for the award.
Pine Ranch, managed by Cyle and Erika Stewart in Morse, is a busy cattle farm. They raise cows and grass yearlings and are always looking for better ways to farm. Cyle went to college in Montana with a rodeo scholarship and now helps run several farming and cattle organizations.
Erika studied Education at the University of Alberta and loves teaching people about beef farming. She works with various programs to improve farming practices and advocates for the beef industry.
The Stewarts, along with their three daughters, are dedicated to sustainable farming and community involvement, making Pine Ranch a great example of modern farming.
Both families are leading the way in Saskatchewan farming, showing how dedication, hard work, and community spirit can greatly impact them.
The announcement of the 2024 Outstanding Young Farmers at Canada’s Farm Show will celebrate their achievements and inspire others in the farming community.
Be sure to attend Canada’s Farm Show to see these amazing young farmers get the recognition they deserve and learn more about their innovative farming practices.