Ontario Agriculture Week 2026

Celebrating Ontario Agriculture Week 2026

From October 5 to 11, 2026, we celebrate the abundance of food produced by our farmers, the dedicated Ontarians in the industry, the communities we support, and the economic impact agriculture fuels.

This is the perfect time to help your students understand and appreciate the critical role that agriculture and food play in our daily lives, where our food comes from, and how to make informed, healthy food choices.

Celebrate Ontario Agriculture Week 2026 with AgScape by exploring the exciting programs and resources!

Book FREE Agriculture and Food Workshops

Invite an AgScape Educator to your classroom to help your students explore the stories behind the food they eat! Workshops are available in English and French, delivered virtually or in person.

Featured Workshops

Grade 4-6

Canada’s Food Story

Introduce students to the foods, people, and tools that shaped Canada’s agriculture and food history. They’ll learn about the industry’s past and present, future trends, crop availability, technological impacts, and the challenges producers face.

Eating Well and Making Food Decisions

Introduce students to essential food choices influenced by health, social, and economic factors, using Canada’s Food Guide as a starting point to examine decision-making through a nutritional and health lens.

Grade 7-12

Students explore what “local” means in food decisions and examine the factors that influence those decisions, including health, social, economic, and environmental considerations.

OAW Resource Kit

Download Our New Ontario Agriculture Week Resource Kit

Bring Ontario agriculture in your classroom with our new Ontario Agriculture Week Resource Kit, featuring four adaptable, curriculum-aligned lessons and activities for Grades 2-8. These lessons connect to Language, Social Studies, Science, and Math, offering engaging, real-world exploration of agriculture. Use the kit to introduce the topic, reinforce existing curriculum, or plan a dedicated week for Ontario Agriculture Week.

Lessons are adaptable for different grade levels, so you can select the activities that best suit your students and classroom needs.

Take Your Students on a Virtual Field Trip

Bring learning to life with two live, interactive Virtual Field Trips! Students can meet real people working in agriculture and ask questions LIVE, with ready-to-use, curriculum-aligned activity kits and lessons available to extend learning before and after each experience.

Follow the journey of a soybean from the field to your plate and get behind-the-scenes access to egg farming.

The Journey of a Soybean

Egg Farm

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