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Youth Agriculture Speaking Championships – Calgary Stampede

Run by Calgary Stampede, with Olds College and the Alberta Association of Agricultural Societies

Who can apply: Youth aged 11–24 as of November 7; no farm or agriculture background needed

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Not listed
Check the provider's page for any fee.
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Competitions and challenges
DURATION
5–7 minute speech; preliminaries in late June and July, finals at the Stampede
GRADES
Ages 11–24 (Junior 11–15, Senior 16–24)
LOCATION
Preliminaries at Athabasca University, Olds College and Stampede Park; finals at Stampede Park, Calgary

Who can apply

Youth aged 11–24 as of November 7; no farm or agriculture background needed

About this program

Give a 5–7 minute speech on one of five agriculture, agri-tech or agri-food topics set each year. In 2026, entries ran February 5 to June 19, preliminaries were held June 27 and July 10, and the top four from each division advanced to the July 11 final at the Stampede, with a travel credit to the national final.