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Solutions in Scaling Sustainable Agriculture Hackathon sets stage for groundbreaking RBC initiative for the next generation of agricultural leaders

Sustainable Food Systems for Canada (SF4C) builds partnerships between industry and a new generation of food systems expertise. Today in Winnipeg, Manitoba marks day 2 of the Cultivating Ideas: Solutions in Scaling Sustainable Agriculture Hackathon brought groups of learners and students from universities, colleges, and communities across Western Canada to solve food systems challenges brought … Continued

Looking Ahead: Dr. Evan Fraser Discusses the Future of Food on CBC’s Quirks & Quarks 50th Anniversary Episode

Arrell Food Institute Director Dr. Evan Fraser joined CBC Radio’s Quirks & Quarks for its 50th anniversary episode to share his insights on how innovation can help feed a growing global population while addressing the environmental challenges tied to food production. The landmark episode, which explored the “future of science,” brought together leading thinkers for … Continued

Turning Research into Action: CARE Students at the Forefront of Climate Solutions

(Note: This post is a continuation of our series on highlighting the Climate Adaptation, Resiliency and Empowerment Program (CARE). Follow along as we share more about student experiences.) As the global community confronts the accelerating crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution, the need  for practical, research backed decision making has never been more … Continued

Redefining Leadership: CARE Student Bridges Conservation and Agriculture for Climate Action

(Note: This post is a continuation of our series on highlighting the Climate Adaptation, Resiliency and Empowerment Program (CARE). Follow along as we share more about student experiences.) Climate change solutions don’t just come from labs or government offices—they often begin in fields, farms, and communities. That’s one of the key lessons Chloë Chang has … Continued

From Practice to Policy: How CARE Bridges Sustainability Work and Academic Research for U of G Students 

(Note: This post is a continuation of our series on highlighting the Climate Adaptation, Resiliency and Empowerment Program (CARE). Follow along as we share more about student experiences.) As the urgency of climate action continues to rise, the need for forward-thinking leaders in every sector with both technical and practical experience becomes increasingly critical.   The … Continued

Community-driven organization set to transform peanut value chain, Recognized with Arrell Global Food Innovation Award

MAMLO FOODS awarded $100,000 to support sustainable peanut farming in African communities The winner of this year’s Arrell Global Food Innovation Award is creating a blueprint for localized food systems that empower women farmers and address the roots of food insecurity in Africa.  Arrell Food Institute at the University of Guelph is pleased to announce … Continued

Growing Agritourism and Partnerships with UNIV*6050

(Note: This post is a continuation of our series on highlighting the graduate course UNIV*6050: Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Agri-Food Systems. Click here to read our first post and follow along as we share more about the outcomes.) A series of previous blog posts have described the work done by students enrolled in the graduate … Continued

Digging Deep into Soil Health with Graduate Course UNIV*6050

(Note: This post is a continuation of our series on highlighting the graduate course UNIV*6050: Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Agri-Food Systems. Click here to read our first post and follow along as we share more about the outcomes.) Digging Deep into Soil Health with Graduate Course UNIV*6050  Students in graduate course UNIV*6050: Innovation and Entrepreneurship … Continued

Innovative Agri-Food Course Fostering Real-World Problem Solving: From Regulation to Sustainable Logistics

(Note: This post is a continuation of our series on highlighting the graduate course UNIV*6050: Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Agri-Food Systems. Click here to read our first post and follow along as we share more about the outcomes.) Throughout the winter, University of Guelph students worked with a new community partner, Ontario-based developer Redwood Properties … Continued

3D Printed Food — Innovative, Sustainable & Personalized

It sounds like something out of science fiction, but Maria G. Corradini, Arrell Chair in Food Quality, is helping to lead a new revolution in the future of food – 3D printing. In 3D printing, a user creates digital models to guide a printer that combines and deposits various ingredients in a specific order. The … Continued