A report highlighting the overall findings, including general comments on the Code, recommended practices, feedback on modules and next steps for the Code are available here: https://t.co/f4UFkocLrI.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to contribute the consultation.
Results of an extensive 5-month industry consultation on the Responsible Grain draft Code of Practice are now available. Over 24 consultations were held with hundreds of survey responses from Canadian farmers and commodity organizations.
What you do on your farm matters to key markets around the world! @Cereals_Canada is hosting an online event for #CdnFarmers on March 2nd from 10am-12pm CST focused on what they heard from customers on their virtual 2020 new crop missions. Register here: https://t.co/tW5rdb3H5Y
@farmboy1706 The following industry groups are providing cash contributions: Grain Growers of Canada, Canola Council of Canada, Cereals Canada, CropLife Canada and Fertilizer Canada. Canada Grains Council was able to obtain matching funds from AAFC, through the CAP program.
Thank you to everyone participating in our consultations and for providing constructive feedback. Once consultations are complete, the Code Development Committee will review each of the Code Practices in light of the feedback.
@Farmerre1 ENGOs provide important outside credibility for sustainability claims made by Canadian agriculture. The Canadian animal care codes, the Canadian Roundtable for Sustainable Beef and Field to Market in the U.S. all had ENGO members.
The input you provide during the consultations is critical. It will be used to review the Code to ensure it is practical, and widely adoptable by #farmers.
@jasonauctioneer The following industry groups are Responsible Grain’s funders: #Grain Growers of Canada, #Canola Council of Canada, @Cereals Canada, #CropLife Canada and #Fertilizer Canada. Canada Grains Council was able to leverage the industry commitment with funds from #AAFC, through CAP.
Due to strong demand, three additional sessions for farmers were added to the @RespGrain consultation schedule for January 27, 28, and 29. https://t.co/9qRlK1GGuv
More than 300 individual grain farmers have registered to participate in the consultations. Three new sessions have been added and you can still register at: https://t.co/27kD8shp34
Several more consultation sessions for farmers have been announced following strong interest in the proposed @RespGrain voluntary code of practice. https://t.co/X6sdIcNwGu
Twenty-three consultation sessions have been planned as part of the Responsible Grain consultation (19 EN and 2 FR). Many of those are in conjunction with producer organizations and commissions across Canada, and individual farmers.