Strengthening Communities Through Sustainable Agriculture
Sustainable agriculture goes beyond protecting the environment—it’s about people. During Canadian Agriculture Literacy Month, we’re celebrating how Rosetown’s Soileos plant showcases the power of sustainable innovation to foster community resilience and educate Canadians about the critical role agriculture plays in combating climate change.
By empowering growers and strengthening local economies, Lucent Bio is proving that thoughtful innovation can drive meaningful, lasting impact.
The Rosetown plant exemplifies how sustainable agriculture can create real-world value. In partnership with AGT Foods, this initiative has brought jobs and new opportunities to the community, strengthening the local economy while supporting agri-food systems. Investments like these go beyond economic benefits, they foster agricultural equity, ensuring that growers anywhere have the tools they need to thrive.
Making Sustainability Accessible
Access to sustainable solutions should be practical and attainable for all growers. Soileos offers a climate-smart alternative to traditional fertilizers, helping growers improve yields, protect soil health, and reduce their environmental impact.
Advancing Agricultural Literacy
Creating meaningful change requires collaboration and education. By partnering with industry leaders, academia, and government, Lucent Bio is advancing sustainable practices while fostering agricultural literacy. From teaching Canadians about the importance of farming in combating climate change to demonstrating how innovation strengthens communities, we’re helping build a foundation for a resilient future.
Building a Resilient Future Together
Rosetown’s Soileos plant demonstrates how sustainable innovation strengthens local economies, empowers growers, and educates communities. By working together, we can transform agriculture into a driver of resilience and environmental progress, creating a better future for growers and for Canada.
Join us in building resilient communities and a sustainable future