Aggie Days

2011 Aggie Days Insert

FAMILY FUN DAYS

Saturday, April 21 - 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Sunday, April 22 - 10:00 am - 5:00 pm


Admission:
Available at no charge for 2012; this is a wheelchair chair accessible event.

Location:
Stampede Park, BMO Center

Enjoy interactive agriculture activities including cow milking, sheep shearing, farm animals, book corner, corn maze, and much more! Visit Rural Routes and start planning now for an unforgettable summer vacation!

For more information please call 403-261-0162. 

 

Additional Attractions

Canadian Horseshoeing Championships
2012 TBA

Clock, Stock and Barrel - Stock Dog Arena Trial 
2012 TBA

Craig Cameron Extreme Cowboy Race Clinic & Demonstration 
2012 TBA

Rural Routes 
Saturday & Sunday - 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (Hall B)

Rodeo Inside and Out
 2012 TBA

 

 

AGRIUM Seed Survivor

Do you have the smarts to outwit, outgrow, and outlive the competition? Find out by taking the Seed Survivor challenge! Agrium’s Seed Survivor, a popular attraction at Aggie Days, is a six-part interactive educational display that helps children play, learn, and explore plant growth. By discovering the roles that light, water, soil, and nutrients play in the growth process, children can begin to understand how healthy plants mean healthy food for us all.

 

 

 

 

2011 AGGIE DAYS EXHIBITORS
   (2012 Exhibitors TBA)

Agrium
Alberta Barley Commission
Alberta Beef Producers
Alberta Canola Producers Commission
Alberta Chicken Producers
Alberta Egg Producers
Alberta Farm Animal Care
Alberta Irrigation Projects Association
Alberta Milk
Alberta Pulse Growers Commission
Alberta SPCA
ATCO EnergySense
Bar U Ranch NHP
Calgary & District Beekeepers Association
Calgary Stampede Heavy Horse Pull Committee & Draft Horse Town
Calgary Stampede Swine Committee
Calgary Stampede Queens' Alumni
Cows and Fish
Ducks Unlimited Canada
Equine Display
Farmer Dave
Grain Display
Limarno Llamas
Potato Growers of Alberta
Science Alberta Foundation
There's a Heifer in your Tank (University of Alberta)
University of Calgary Faculty of Verterinary Medicine