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Repost from @portisheadallotment:"Celebrating Oc

Repost from @portisheadallotment:"Celebrating Oca! Sometimes known as the New Zealand Yam.These small tuber grow very similar to potatoes but have a citrusy fresh taste to them when roasted. I’m a big fan of growing things that are hard to find in shops, and these little beauties fall into that category. They take a lot longer than potatoes, with the harvest being before the first frost, but look beautiful as a plant on the plot.I planted three tubers into an upturned bucket with the bottom cut out, and they produced all of these in a very difficult growing year. Oca does come in different colours too, and you can save tubers every year to replant. Worth the investment in my eyes, and the leaves are edible too and great on the top of salads. Really do recommend if you’re looking for something different next year. "Has anyone else tried to grow oca? Any tips or tricks? Let us know in the comments!📸 @portisheadallotment#oca #gardening #foodgrowing #regenag #marketgardening #marketgarden

Come join us on July 27th for a Farm Tour and Potl

Come join us on July 27th for a Farm Tour and Potluck at Earth Temple Gardens in Meadow Creek, BC! There's only a few tickets left, so grab your spot soon.We will hear from owner and operator Michael about his passion for sustainable agriculture, his experience selling through multiple sales channels, and his approach to operating on leased land in a remote location. Nyree, the Columbia Basin Land Matcher, will also be there to discuss how she can help you find a farmer for your land, or farmland where you can build your dream farm business. The afternoon will wrap up with a potluck meal, with plenty of time to ask questions and socialize.Join us to connect with other farmers and food lovers, share a meal together, and explore Michael's organic farm.
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DATE: July 27, 2025 • 11am – 2pm⁠
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LOCATION: Ktunaxa, Sinixt, and Syilx Territory. Meadow Creek, BC⁠
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Reserve your spot at the link in our bio or head to https://youngagrarians.org/events⁠
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Looking for land? Have land to lease? Reach out to nyree@youngagrarians.org to learn more about how we can support through the B.C. Land Matching Program!⁠
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#bclandmatchingprogram #BCAgri #GrowBC #BCLMP #columbiabasinland #farmtour #meadowcreekbc #organicfarming #organic

Don't miss this recent piece from Civil Eats on ho

Don't miss this recent piece from Civil Eats on how native seeds are being used to heal climate-scarred land in California. ⁠⬇️⁠
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"Government agencies, tribes, and other land managers use the seeds to revegetate fire-ravaged areas, transform abandoned farmland, reestablish wetlands, and repair other damaged or altered lands, creating environments that support local ecosystems and biodiversity.⁠
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Research has shown that native plants play a powerful role in slowing climate change and restoring ecosystems. They create wildlife habitat, sequester carbon, limit dust and erosion by stabilizing soil, and deter future wildfires by preventing highly flammable invasive grasses from taking root."⁠
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👉 Read the full article at @civileats or at the link in our bio!⁠
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Photo credit: Joshua Scoggin/Hedgerow Farms⁠
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#seeds #seedsaving

Last month, we welcomed our 2025 Alberta apprentic

Last month, we welcomed our 2025 Alberta apprentices to their orientation weekend at Davey Creek Ranch near Innisfail, Alberta! They spent the weekend learning to build fences and enjoying meals that featured beef from the farm (if you've never tried beef tongue tacos, you're missing out!). These incredible young farmers are the heart of Young Agrarians, and it was wonderful to hear their stories and learn about their passion for growing food. 👩🏽‍🌾⁠
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Thank you to Central Alberta Co-op for their food donation to our apprentices' orientation! 💚⁠
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Interested in becoming a host farm mentor? Or, keen to apprentice on a farm next season? Head to our the Apprenticeship Program page at the link in our bio to learn more!⁠
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📅 Applications for the 2026 season will open in December 2025. ⁠
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#YAAP #apprenticeships #youngagrarians #regenag #youngfarmers #marketgardening #regenerativeag #cdnag #carbonfarming #sustainableagriculture #agroecology #holisticmanagement #newfarmers #ecologicalagriculture #regenerativeagriculture

You’re invited to a farm tour and potluck near N

You’re invited to a farm tour and potluck near North Battleford, Saskatchewan!⁠
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Join us for an afternoon at Prairie Garden Seeds and meet Rachelle and Jim Ternier, the father-daughter team behind the operation, and their 2025 Young Agrarians Apprentice, Roisin Graham. They have been providing biodiverse, well-adapted, quality seeds for zone 2 and 3 climates since 1986, growing 95% of their seed catalogue on their family farm.⁠
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After the tour, stick around for an enriching discussion on seed stewardship and seed-growing practices while making new connections with fellow farmers and seed-saving advocates.⁠
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📅WHEN: Saturday, August 16, 2025 | 2:00 – 7:00 pm⁠
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📍LOCATION: Treaty 6 Territory. | Prairie Garden Seeds near North Battleford, Saskatchewan. ⁠
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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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#youngagrarians #farmtour #apprenticeships #apprentice #seedsaving #seeds

Meet Kirsten Riewe of Three Chi's Acre in Sooke, B

Meet Kirsten Riewe of Three Chi's Acre in Sooke, British Columbia! Kirsten is a new flower farmer committed to regenerative growing practices in order to support the health of the ecosystem. She grows stunningly gorgeous flowers on just over half an acre, and creates beautiful bouquets and wreaths. 💐This season, she joined our Business Mentorship Network to dig into marketing her farm.⁠
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"I aim to create a positive impact in my local community by offering a product that nurtures the land, supports its biodiversity, and provides a safe haven for the animals that inhabit it—a constant home for them." - Kirsten of Three Chi's Acre
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⬆️ Head to our blog at the link in our bio to hear more about Kirsten's farm, what inspired her to get into farming, and her goals for the season. ⁠
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If you are a new farmer or the next generation taking on your family farm and are looking for support to grow your farm business, consider applying to the Business Mentorship Network. Learn more on our website: https://youngagrarians.org/business-mentorship-network/⁠
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#youngagrarians #bmn #businessmentorships #sookebc #flowerfarm #flowerfarmer #regenerativeag #regenerativeagriculture

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2025 « Croissance agriculteurs pour l’avenir » Outil d’Engagement – Note d’Orientation – Young Agrarians

Posted by Ayla Fenton on May 11, 2025

2025 « Croissance agriculteurs pour l’avenir » Outil d'Engagement - Note d’Orientation - Young Agrarians

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