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The Food Issue

2016

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Alberta Beef Producers

Alberta is cattle country. The more than 20,000 beef cattle

producers who are stewards of the industry in the province

have one organization that represents their collective inter-

ests—the Alberta Beef Producers (ABP). From family ranches

and farms, passed down through generations, to new, state-

of-the-art feeding and breeding operations, the ABP is a proud

reflection

of this industry.

Alberta Pulse Growers Commission

Based in Leduc, Alberta Pulse Growers Commission (APG) is

a non-profit organization that supports the more than 5,000

Alberta farmers who grow pulses. APG promotes the benefits

of including pulses in a sustainable crop rotation and in a healthy

diet through research and marketing initiatives, all in an effort to

increase the sustain

ability and profitability of pulse production

in Alberta.

ATB Financial

ATB Financial has been putting people first for more than 75

years. In that time, it has grown from one small Treasury Branch

to become the largest Alberta-based financial institution, with

assets of $43.1 billion. Today, 5,300 ATB team members help

more than 710,000

customers in 244 Alberta communities.

Agrium

Agrium supplies seed, crop protection products and critical

crop nutrients—nitrogen, phosphate and potash—to growers

worldwide. As a global leader in agricultural products and

services, Agrium helps growers increase crop yields sustaina-

bly—so together they can provide more high-quality food to a

rapidly growing

population.

Alberta Canola Producers Commission

The Alberta Canola Producers Commission (ACPC), founded

in 1989, was the province’s first refundable check-off produc-

er organization. The mandate of ACPC, reflected in its mission

statement, is to increase the long-term profitability of Alberta

canola growers through

research, promotional activities,

consumer and produc

er education programs, and policy

development.

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CONTRIBUTORS

Agrium, Alberta Beef Producers, Alberta Canola Producers

Commission, Alberta Pulse Growers Commission, ATB Financial,

Calgary Farmers’ Market, Santiago Del Solar, Pierre Desrochers,

Jon Driedger, Melanie Epp, GlenbowMuseum, Peter Gredig,

Lee Hart, Andrea Hilderman, Sarah Hoffmann, Kornelis Huizinga,

Michael Interisano, Alexis Kienlen, John Kowalchuk, Janine Kropla,

Alistair Lawson, Tamara Leigh, Jeremy Levis, Terry Manzo,

RobMcMorris, Bryce Meyer, Natalie Noble, The Organic Box,

Leilani Olynik, Ben Rankel, Adrian Shellard, Kim Smith,

Lyndsey Smith, Sustainable Produce Urban Delivery.

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