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Canada’s Agriculture Day

Get ready to dig into Canada's Agriculture Day - a day dedicated to celebrating our farmers, producers, and the delicious food they provide for us all!

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February 2027

Last updated February 7, 2026 · by the Holiday Calendar Team

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YEARLY DATEFebruary 13

OBSERVED INCanada

CATEGORYCulture

SUBCATEGORYRegional

INTRO

Introduction

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Get ready to celebrate the hardworking farmers and agricultural industry of Canada on February 13, also known as Canada's Agriculture Day! This special day was established in 2018 to recognize and appreciate the contributions of Canadian farmers in providing food for our nation. From dairy farms to grain fields, Canada's agriculture sector is diverse and essential to our economy. So let's take a moment on this day to thank our farmers for their dedication and enjoy some delicious homegrown produce while we're at it!

TIMELINE

Canada’s Agriculture Day Timeline

Agriculture Importance Recognized

With Confederation in 1867, agriculture is recognized in the Canadian Constitution as a provincial responsibility.

Creation of Experimental Farms

The Experimental Farms Act is enacted, paving the way for the establishment of federal research stations across Canada to support agricultural advancement.

Introduction of Prairie Farm Rehabilitation

In response to the Dust Bowl drought, The Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act is passed, focusing on the recovery of drought-stricken areas and the development of water resources.

National Farm Products Marketing Council

The National Farm Products Marketing Council is established, aiming to promote efficient and competitive agriculture marketing systems.

Implementation of Controlled Goods Program

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency enacts the Controlled Goods Program to regulate the export of agricultural goods.

First Canada's Agriculture Day

The first Canada's Agriculture Day is celebrated, highlighting the country's farming industry and its contributions to Canadians' lives.

GET INVOLVED

How to Celebrate Canada’s Agriculture Day

Visit a local farm

Celebrate Canada's Agriculture Day by supporting local farmers and learning about where your food comes from. Visit a farm and see firsthand the hard work and dedication that goes into producing the food we enjoy every day.

COOK

Cook a farm-to-table meal

Get creative in the kitchen and cook a meal using locally grown ingredients. This not only supports Canadian agriculture, but it also allows you to taste the freshness and quality of locally sourced food.

ATTEND

Attend an agricultural fair or festival

Many communities host agricultural fairs or festivals to celebrate Canada's Agriculture Day. Attend one of these events to learn more about farming, enjoy live entertainment, and try some delicious local food.

THANK

Thank a farmer

Take a moment to thank a farmer for their hard work and dedication to providing us with food. You can do this in person, on social media, or by simply buying locally grown products.

LEARN

Learn about sustainable farming practices

Educate yourself about sustainable farming practices and how they contribute to Canada's agriculture industry. This can help you make more informed decisions about the food you consume and support environmentally friendly farming methods.

WHY THIS DAY MATTERS

Why We Love Canada’s Agriculture Day

Supporting local communities

By celebrating Canada's Agriculture Day, you are also supporting local communities and businesses. By choosing locally grown and produced products, you are not only getting fresh and high-quality food, but you are also helping to strengthen the agricultural industry in your area.

Celebrating farmers and their contributions

Canada's Agriculture Day is a day to honor and appreciate the hard work and dedication of the farmers in our country. This holiday recognizes the important role they play in providing us with the food and resources we need, while also supporting the economy.

Learning about agriculture

This holiday also provides an opportunity to learn more about the agricultural industry in Canada. You can explore different farming practices, discover where your food comes from, and learn about the impact of agriculture on our environment and society.