Nominations open for 2026 Farm Family of The Year Award

The County of Grande Prairie is now taking nominations for the 2026 Farm Family of The Year Award.

Since 1969, the award has been given out annually. The award is given to families who display sustainable farm practices, and take an innovate approach to different challenges.

County Reeve Amanda McDonald says this award showcases the families hard work each day.

“This award honours those values and the people who exemplify them every day. Behind every successful farm is a family rooted in resilience, generosity, and a deep connection to the land and those around them.”

The award will be presented at the Farm Family Banquet, that is held during the Peace Country Classic Agri-Show at on Friday, March 13th. At Evergreen Park.

Nominations will remain open until December 1st.

The owners of Broken Tine Orchard’s farm, also known as the Alde family, won the award last year.

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Thomas Robertson
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