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LAND OPPORTUNITY: Looking for land for mixed farmi

LAND OPPORTUNITY: Looking for land for mixed farming? This stunning ALR property on the Naramata Bench (overlooking Okanagan Lake) is now available for lease! The land is split into defined sections, perfect for a mixed-use operation: there are currently peach, apple, plum, walnut and apricot trees spread across the property, as well as an established vineyard, three grazing pastures, and additional arable growing space for vegetables or flowers. RV space is available for on-site housing during the growing season.⁠
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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 haley@youngagrarians.org to learn more about how we can support through the B.C. Land Matching Program!⁠
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#bclandmatchingprogram #BCLMP #growbc #bcagri #okanaganland #okanangan #naramata #fruit #apricots #peach #plum #walnut #vineyard #grazing

Dear Farmers and Friends,⁠ ⁠ Today, on Indigen

Dear Farmers and Friends,⁠
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Today, on Indigenous Peoples Day, we are thinking about Indigenous stewardship, and how it is critical to the future of our planet. Colonization sought to remove Indigenous peoples from their land and food systems, on territories they have stewarded since time immemorial. It is our collective responsibility to support Indigenous people's stewardship, land title, and rights amid the ongoing realities of colonization.⁠
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Across Turtle Island there is incredible work being done by Indigenous communities to restore waterways, expand Indigenous fire stewardship practices, build Indigenous Food Sovereignty, and so much more. While by no means comprehensive, we've included a few of those projects in today's newsletter (check your inbox!), as well as funding, volunteer, and learning opportunities. If you haven't yet subscribed to our newsletter, you can give it a read at the link in our bio!⁠
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In solidarity,⁠
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-The YA Team⁠
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Pictured: The camas fields at MEE-qan on the traditional territory of the lək̓ʷəŋən People.

☀️ Happy Summer Solstice! ☀️ ⁠ ⁠ Today

☀️ Happy Summer Solstice! ☀️ ⁠
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Today is the longest day of the year for those of us in the Northern hemisphere. This can be a busy time of year for food growers, so check in on your farmer friends and lend a hand were you are able <3⁠
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From all of us at Young Agrarians, we hope you have a wonderful summer ahead!⁠ 🌻⁠
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#summersolstice #solstice #summer #youngagrarians

APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITY: Gain paid, hands-on ex

APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITY: Gain paid, hands-on experience in regenerative agriculture with our Apprenticeship Program! One of our host farms in Alberta, Chickadee Herbs Farms, is looking for an apprentice.⁠
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🌾Chickadee Farm Herbs is a certified organic herb farm on the banks of the Pembina River offering hands-on experience in regenerative farming. This second-generation family farm grows herbal teas, culinary herbs, and wildcrafted medicinal teas while raising sheep and chickens for home use. With a focus on cover cropping, reduced tillage, and ecological farming, Chickadee Farm is dedicated to nurturing healthy soil, food, and people.⁠
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The position needs to be filled ASAP! To learn more about the program and apply, head to our website at the link in our bio!⁠
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#yaap #apprenticeships #newfarmers #youngfarmers #learntofarm

You’re invited to an afternoon touring Jonathan’s Farm and Hnatiuk Market Gardens near Winnipeg, Manitoba! Both of these farms are committed to growing food with care for the land, the community, and future generations. ⁠
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👩‍🌾 Jonathan’s Farm is a well-loved vegetable CSA just outside of Winnipeg, where Jonathan Stevens and his team grow organic veggies for their CSA each season. They focus on soil health, sustainability, and building a strong local food economy.⁠
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🌸 Hnatiuk Market Gardens is rooted in intergenerational learning and ecological resilience. Graham, who plans, curates and oversees their CSA program and farmer’s market is an ecologist, bringing a nature-focused approach to the farm and is always testing new growing methods in their no-till test plot.⁠
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Whether you’re dreaming about starting your own farm, looking to expand your knowledge, or simply want to support local food, these tours are a great place to start. We hope you can join us!⁠
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WHEN: Sunday, July 6, 2025 | 12:30-5pm⁠
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LOCATION: Treaty 1 Territory⁠
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📍Jonathan’s Farm - Lockport, MB⁠
📍Hnatiuk Market Gardens - East St. Paul, MB⁠
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Reserve your (free) spot at the link in our bio or head to https://youngagrarians.org/events⁠
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#YAAP #apprenticeships #youngagrarians #Manitoba #manitobafarmers #csa #ecologicalfarming #regenag #regenerativeagriculture #cdnag⁠

🐝 Happy National Pollinator Week! 🐝This we

🐝 Happy National Pollinator Week! 🐝This week, let's take a moment to appreciate the essential role of pollinators and how they contribute to the beauty and balance of our natural world.Pollinators play a key role in our food supply and ecosystems - around 75% of all flowering plant species need animal pollinators for reproduction - to produce seeds, fruit, and vegetables. Beyond their role in food production, pollinators also play a vital role in maintaining biodiversity by helping to pollinate plants that provide habitats and food for other wildlife.Unfortunately, pollinators face various challenges today. Habitat loss, pesticide use, climate change, and disease have all contributed to their decline worldwide. It's crucial that we work to protect them.Here's how you can make a difference:🌻Plant pollinator-friendly gardens: Create a haven for pollinators in your own backyard by planting native flowers, shrubs, and trees.🌻Leave wild areas: Unmanaged "weedy" areas or hedgerows on the edges of lawns or farms can give pollinators food and nesting habitat.🌻Reduce or eliminate pesticide use: Many types of pesticides have been shown to negatively affect pollinators.🌻Spread awareness: Share information about pollinators with your community.🌻Get involved: Volunteer with local conservation organizations or join community initiatives focused on pollinator conservation.Let's make every week pollinator week!📽: @aimeeswildlifephotos#PollinatorWeek #ProtectOurPollinators #bees #pollinators

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