Education and Events

Join feed industry leaders from across Canada for networking and learning at ANAC’s 97th Annual General Meeting (AGM) & Convention, taking place May 25 – 27 at the Hôtel Château Laurier Québec in Québec City.

ANAC remains a trusted source of information for the feed industry during a time of regulatory change. In support of this role, Erin Ross, ANAC’s Regulatory Affairs Manager, presented at the 2026 Manitoba Swine Seminar last week.

Learn more about cutting-edge microbiome research and its practical applications for poultry health at the webinar Optimizing Poultry Gut Health: From Microbial Foundations to Disease Management, taking place on February 25, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. Central.

Ready for some practical feed manufacturing experience? We’re pleased to open registration for the second offering of the Canadian Feed Industry Education Program’s (CFIEP) Module 9: Hands-On Workshop at the Canadian Feed Research Centre (CFRC). 

Join feed industry professionals from across Canada and beyond at the 2026 Animal Nutrition Conference of Canada (ANCC). Taking place May 5 to 7, 2026 at the Westin Edmonton, this year’s event celebrates ten years of learning, collaboration and industry connection.

Do you know students doing research in animal nutrition? Are they looking for opportunities to present their work, gain visibility and connect with industry and academic experts? The 2026 Animal Nutrition Conference of Canada (ANCC) is now accepting applications for its Graduate Student Competitions, and we invite you to share this information with your network.

The sponsorship packages for ANAC’s 2026 events — the Animal Nutrition Conference of Canada (ANCC) and the AGM & Convention — are now available. You are invited to showcase your business and support the advancement of the feed industry by supporting these events.

This month, ANAC welcomed the first cohort of learners to the Canadian Feed Industry Education Program (CFIEP)’s Module 9: Hands-on workshop at the Canadian Feed Research Centre (CFRC). Participants from a variety of professional backgrounds came together to experience, firsthand, how the components of a Canadian feed mill work together to manufacture quality feed.

Member companies are taking advantage of the Canadian Feed Industry Education Program (CFIEP) to onboard new employees and offer further training for seasoned staff. To make the process easier, ANAC and the University of Guelph (the program’s online platform provider) now offer the option to set up a company account portal.

Bring theory to life on the production floor while connecting with industry experts and peers at the CFIEP Module 9: Hands-On Workshop at the Canadian Feed Research Centre (CFRC)*. Space is limited, don’t miss out on this once-a-year opportunity!