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LAND OPPORTUNITY: Up to 1 acre of fields (plus 1 o

LAND OPPORTUNITY: Up to 1 acre of fields (plus 1 or 2 greenhouses) are available for a market garden or mixed operation at ALM Organic Farm in Sooke, BC. Certified organic since 1994, it is the longest-standing certified organic farm on Vancouver Island! This turn-key opportunity comes with housing, pre-established sales channels, opportunities for collaboration, and all the infrastructure needed to get up and running. ALM Organic Farm is a leader in the certified organic farming scene on the Island - don't miss the chance to get involved!⁠
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Learn more about the opportunity at the link in our bio!⁠
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Looking for land? Have land to lease? Reach out to kiyomi@youngagrarians.org to learn more about how we can support through the B.C. Land Matching Program!⁠
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"As I joined the first session of the kinSHIFT’s

"As I joined the first session of the kinSHIFT’s Elements of Truth workshop, I was open to learning. I knew it would be a process of change. I think most people who grow food appreciate change: the cycle of a growing season, the transformation from seed to fruit, and of course the many times we have to modify our best laid plans. So it was pretty great that, throughout the session, the facilitators invited us to “be open to being changed.” One of the first things facilitator and Program Director of IndigenEYEZ, Kelly Terbasket, invited us to think about was, “What can we learn from Mother Earth about change and transformation?”⁠
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This is a excerpt from a blog post from Melanie Walker of Many Microbes Soil Lab located on the swiya of the shíshálh people. Melanie shares her experience taking kinSHIFT’s Elements of Truth: Before Reconciliation workshops.⁠
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Meet Shauna Fidler of Design Farm! In our upcoming

Check out this beautiful daikon from @uminamifarm!

Check out this beautiful daikon from @uminamifarm! 😍Is anyone else growing daikon? What's your favourite way to prepare it? Let us know in the comments! ⬇️
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📣 Calling all Prairies Farmers! We still have s

December 3rd marks the beginning of our annual 24-

December 3rd marks the beginning of our annual 24-Hour Giving Tuesday fundraiser!⁠
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We believe that investing in the next generation of farmers is essential for the future success and sustainability of our food systems. Our programs provide supports that new and young farmers need at every stage of their journey, whether they are curious about farming and wondering how to start, or are an established farm looking to expand.⁠
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