Five must-do activities with the College of Agriculture and Bioresources at Ag in Motion

Jul 17, 2026

Discover the USask College of Agriculture and Bioresources (AgBio) at Ag in Motion on July 21 – 23, 2026! Ag in Motion is the largest outdoor farm expo in Western Canada, located at Discovery Farm Langham. Connect with AgBio at our college’s interactive booth (#328) and throughout the Ag in Motion site. Check off the items below for the best experience.

Explore the soil pit. Join us for a soil pit presentation and then go into the soil pit yourself to explore.
Take a photo as a keepsake! Show your AgBio spirit in our photo booth. We have alumni, future alumni and college photo prop signs you can use, along with stickers! Take your photo with Boris the Wild Boar!
Learn about our student programs. Chat with our Student Recruiter about the new programs and hands-on learning experiences available in AgBio. From Agribusiness to Food and Nutrition to Forest Resources, there is something for everyone!
Connect with Crop Development Centre experts. Join USask Crop Development Centre (CDC) researchers and staff at select booths across Ag in Motion to learn more about CDC varieties and exciting CDC research!
Share your favourite college moments. Use #AIM26 and #AgInMotion2026 and tag @agbiousask on Instagram and USask College of Agriculture and Bioresources on LinkedIn.

Visit our webpage for a detailed schedule of the college’s activities at Ag in Motion. We can’t wait to connect with you!

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