Business Wide View

Business Wide View is preparing a new season of events created to bring people closer to the land, the producers, and the real opportunities shaping agriculture in Alberta. More than gatherings, these experiences are designed to connect farmers, ranchers, innovators, and visitors with practical solutions for agricultural challenges while opening the gates to authentic ranch and farm life in Western Canada.

Our 2026 event season will begin during Alberta Open Farm Days on August 15 and 16, in partnership with farmers and ranchers across the corridor linking Edmonton, Bon Accord, Onoway, Mayerthorpe, and Yellowhead County. Throughout the season, participants will be invited to step into the everyday reality of rural Alberta through agtech validation presentations, cattle exhibitions, TrialOps research immersions, professional upskilling workshops, digital agriculture conversations, and authentic culinary experiences rooted in the region. From the dark skies of the Prairies to horseback riding in the foothills, each event will offer a chance to experience the strength, innovation, and character of agriculture in a more meaningful way.

This is an invitation to discover the people, places, and ideas that are helping shape the future of rural and remote Alberta.

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Business Wide View recorded several podcast interviews in 2022 and 2023, and now we are returning with new programming built by farmers and ranchers for farmers and ranchers.

In collaboration with the Strong Farm & Rural Shores initiative, BWV is relaunching its podcast to explore smart farms and ranches, rural development strategies, agritourism, and economic growth across Alberta and the Prairies. We are also preparing weekly content for the BWV AgChannel on YouTube and live sessions through the new BWV platform.

This new content stream is being designed to respond to the needs of our agricultural market while sharing practical knowledge and ideas that support the future of agriculture in Canada and beyond.

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Business Wide View develops technology for smart farms and ranches.

You already know that we test technologies through TrialOps. Now we are also expanding our work in technology development. Our new platform is being built with interactive tools designed to support business development, management, stakeholder engagement, and immersive live experiences connected to technology testing in the field.

Through our partnership with the University of Alberta and the AI4DA Program, Business Wide View is also contributing to the development of AI tools that support agricultural intelligence, with a focus on soil health and pasture management.

We are growing to provide practical solutions for farmers and ranchers across Canada. Scan the QR code and subscribe to follow what is coming next.

Business Wide View is leading a Trade Mission from Alberta to Brazil from April 24 to May 1, 2026.

Together with FarmFair International () and we will conduct technical visits and strategic meetings at EXPOZEBU (.pmgz), AGRISHOW (), and with other organizations, farms, and ranches. Led by .xavier, President of Business Wide View and CEO of @exagroupcanada, this mission will create space to listen, learn, share opportunities, and strengthen the connection between Alberta and the Brazilian market.

We are also inviting Brazilian farmers and ranchers to visit Alberta and discover strong synergies for trade, innovation, agritourism and rural economic growth. By building trusted international relationships, Business Wide View is helping accelerate the adoption of Canadian agricultural goods and technologies while contributing to broader economic development goals in Alberta and Canada.

Business Wide View is preparing to launch its new platform.

Built by farmers and ranchers for farmers and ranchers, our next phase is coming soon. Our website remains accessible, and we invite you to check back shortly for an enhanced platform that will showcase innovative agricultural technologies being piloted in Alberta’s foothills.

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