Amazing Agriculture Adventure Returns to Bring Hands-On Agriculture Learning to Manitoba Students
Winnipeg, MB – Agriculture in the Classroom–Manitoba (AITC-M) is pleased to announce the return of Amazing Agriculture Adventure (AAA), taking place September 22–25, 2026, at the Bruce D. Campbell Farm & Food Discovery Centre.
This multi-day, interactive program gives Manitoba students the opportunity to experience agriculture firsthand through hands-on, curriculum-connected learning. Students connect directly with farmers, agriculture professionals and industry experts while exploring how agriculture connects to the food they eat, their communities, the environment and their everyday lives.
This year, 1,100 students from 41 classrooms will participate in Amazing Agriculture Adventure, engaging in activities designed to spark curiosity, build agricultural literacy and create meaningful connections to Manitoba’s agriculture and food sector.
“Amazing Agriculture Adventure brings agriculture to life through hands-on experiences, helping students discover where their food comes from and explore opportunities in agriculture.” says Bianca Byers, Program Coordinator.
Hands-On Learning Through Real-World Connections
Throughout Amazing Agriculture Adventure, students rotate through interactive stations led by people working across Manitoba’s agriculture and food sector. These experiences give students the opportunity to ask questions, explore agricultural concepts firsthand and learn directly from those working in the industry.
“Agriculture is at the heart of Manitoba and helping students understand its impact is an investment in our future. Amazing Agriculture Adventure gives students a firsthand look at the people, innovation and opportunities shaping agriculture,” says Christine Kulas, Senior Manager – Programs, Partnerships & Events.
Exploring Careers in Agriculture and Food
Amazing Agriculture Adventure introduces students to the diverse careers that support Manitoba’s agriculture and food sector. Through hands-on activities and conversations with industry professionals, students explore pathways in trades, science, technology, business, animal care, food and more.
On Friday, AAA focuses on high school students, helping them expand their understanding of the many career opportunities within agriculture and food.
“When students meet the people behind Manitoba’s agriculture and food sector, they begin to see the incredible range of opportunities within it. These connections spark curiosity, broaden their horizons and inspire them to consider a future they may not have imagined,” Says Christine Kulas, Senior Manager – Programs, Partnerships & Events.
Powered by Partnerships
Amazing Agriculture Adventure is made possible through the support of AITC-M’s funders, sponsors, partners and volunteers, who contribute their time, expertise and resources to create meaningful learning experiences for Manitoba students.
Their involvement gives students the opportunity to learn directly from people working throughout agriculture and helps AITC-M deliver engaging, experiential agriculture education.
AITC-M is grateful to the organizations and individuals whose contributions help make Amazing Agriculture Adventure possible and accessible to Manitoba schools.
Why Agriculture Education Matters
Agriculture in the Classroom–Manitoba is a non-profit organization that connects students and teachers with agriculture through hands-on, curriculum-based programs, learning activities and educational resources that build understanding of agriculture and its role in everyday life.
Experiences like Amazing Agriculture Adventure give students the opportunity to discover where their food comes from, meet the people behind Manitoba agriculture and explore the science, technology, innovation and careers shaping the industry.
To learn more about Agriculture in the Classroom–Manitoba and Amazing Agriculture Adventure, visit www.aitc.mb.ca
Media Contact:
Gaby Landa
Communications Coordinator, AITC-M
gabriela@aitc.mb.ca | (204) 218-7683
www.aitc.mb.ca
About AITC-M:
Agriculture in the Classroom-Manitoba connects educators and students from K to 12 with curriculum-based programs, learning activities, and educational resources designed to help them learn more about the vital role agriculture plays in their everyday lives. AITC-M has been in operation since 1988 and is a member of Agriculture in the Classroom-Canada.