Our Impact - CANZA

CANZA’s 2025 Impact Report

We’re just getting started.

After building a solid base over the last two years, CANZA is shifting its focus to scaling solutions, partnerships, and environmental outcomes that strengthen both Canada’s economy and its ecosystems.

Work to date has demonstrated what’s possible when stakeholders across the food value chain work together with a shared sense of purpose and urgency.

Read our 2025 Impact Report

Taking part in CANZA programs

Cost-share committed for Cohort 1 of the Million Acre Challenge

Working to improve how soil carbon is measured

Connecting regional work into a national approach

Working together using shared evidence and data

Helping show that farm outcomes can be measured the same way across Canada

The Farmers

Meet the farmers participating in the first cohort of the Million Acre Challenge.

Van Osch Farms

Van Osch Farms is a multi-generation family operation built on a clear philosophy: be efficient, be sustainable, and be good stewards of the land and animals in their care. That mindset has shaped an operation that blends long-standing farm knowledge with a willingness to adopt new tools and refine their practices year after year.

A family of three standing together outside of famr.

Morning Glory Stream Farming

Morning Glory Stream (MGS) Farming is a fourth-generation family farming
operation. Their operation is diverse by design—grain and oilseed crops, a small cattle herd, seed and fertilizer dealerships, and a research farm that runs field- sized trials to evaluate new practices. This diversification has been intentional, helping build the resilience their soils and business need.

Eusi Farms

Eusi Farms is a second-generation beef and cropping operation. Their philosophy
is practical and future-focused: make decisions with intention, think long-term,
and steward with excellence. That mindset guides everything from their cropping
practices to their major investments.