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When PEI Burger Love returns for its 7th year, it will be the beefiest to date with 84 restaurants vying for the title of Prince Edward Island’s ‘Most Loved Burger’. The multi-award winning campaign follows up last year’s record breaking event where there was $2.2 million in...
The 2026 Corn Guide for the Maritime Provinces looks a little different than it has in the past. Rather than presenting only the hybrids meeting certain criteria based on a Performance Index, all hybrids entered into the trials have been included on the performance lists.
Advice for livestock, poultry, and horse owners Your animals are your responsibility. You need to include them in your planning in the event of an emergency. The following information will help you prepare to ensure the welfare of your animals in a snowstorm. Advance planning...
The Department maintains a list of Agriculture, Fisheries, Aquaculture and Forestry associations and boards in the province, as well as some regional organizations. You will be able to: view and print contact information for a single organization view and print contact...
The Prince Edward Island Department of Agriculture is committed to helping Islanders and tourists appreciate and enjoy local meat products. To help promote local meat products, the Meat Directory will be hosted online and copies of the Meat Directory will be printed and distributed to locations across PEI. Producers, processors, and retailers who would like to have their business listed in the Directory are required to register. What is the Meat Directory? The PEI Meat Directory is an annual publication for: Producers, processors, and retailers seeking industry connections Consumers looking...
NORTH AMERICA’S LEADING POTATO EVENT For over 20 years, this biennial international event has proven to be a highly successful convention that centers around all facets of the potato industry. From seed, to soil, to growing, to harvesting – and everything in between Thousands of...
Horse owners must be vigilant about monitoring their horses’ health and maintaining it through good husbandry, health care and biosecurity practices. Biosecurity is particularly important if you routinely take your horse off your property to events, but even those horses who do...
Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Robert Henderson offers his heartfelt condolences to the families, friends, and community over the tragic loss of Glen DesRoches and Maurice “Moe“ Getson. “No words or deeds can ever truly erase the pain of loss, and we hope that all those...
Prince Edward Island is remarkably striking this time of year. The gently sloping hillsides are a colourful delight with freshly cut forage, newly planted cereal and blueberry fields in blossom. Cattle grazing on sunny hillsides, while foxes wander through grassy pastures. Celebrate the beauty of our province by capturing these moments with a photo to be enjoyed for years to come. Enter for the chance to win prizes Finalists will be showcased in a gallery at the Celebrate PEI Agriculture display at Old Home Week. Category Winners One photo from each of the following categories will be selected...
Agriculture is the largest contributor of any resource sector to the economy of Prince Edward Island. Rainfall patterns have changed in recent years and in some cases, some farmers are interested in irrigating crops to ensure yield and quality. One potential method for obtaining...