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@finleyfarmsmo is growing straw mulch in place!

@finleyfarmsmo is growing straw mulch in place!
"Farmer Brendan is out in the fields crimping rye—a cover crop to protect and nourish the soil between growing seasons. Crimping helps naturally terminate the rye, creating a protective mulch layer that helps retain soil moisture, suppresses weeds, and feeds the soil with organic matter. The roots will decompose slowly over time without disturbing the soil."Have you used rye as a cover crop? Let us know how it went in the comments! ⬇️📽: @finleyfarmsmo
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.#youngagrarians #regenag #youngfarmers #regenerativeag #cdnag #carbonfarming #sustainableagriculture #agroecology #holisticmanagement #newfarmers #urbanfarm #marketgarden #marketgardener #ecologicalagriculture #regenerativeagriculture #farmer #sustainablefarming #notill #covercrop

Want to be a part of working towards Indigenous fo

Want to be a part of working towards Indigenous food sovereignty in your community and gain bison hide tanning skills? Join the Ancestral Foodways Collective Society and Young Agrarians at Strathcona Park to participate in tanning bison hides, share a potluck meal that will nourish your spirit and body, and help tend to the foodlands, a biocultural corridor that is rooted in Coast Salish food forest systems and chinampa-milpa foodscapes.⁠
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The Ancestral Foodways Collective Society (AFW) is committed to offering community-based learning opportunities for cultivating cultural knowledge and skills that advance food security and food sovereignty for Indigenous diaspora in downtown Vancouver. ⁠
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WHEN: Saturday, July 26 from 10am-5:30pm & Sunday, July 27, 2025 from 10am-3:30pm⁠
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LOCATION: Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Territory | Ancestral Foodways Collective Society | Vancouver, BC⁠
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Register at the link in our bio or head to https://youngagrarians.org/events⁠
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#indigenousfoodsovereignty #bison #hidetanning #foodlands #chinampa-milpa

🌻 Meet Kristen of Fiorella Farms in Abbotsford,

🌻 Meet Kristen of Fiorella Farms in Abbotsford, British Columbia! Kristen comes from a long line of farmers and has felt connected to and inspired by the land since she was young. She demonstrates that commitment by making use of a range of regenerative practices as she grows beautiful flowers for sale through subscriptions and market sales.⁠
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"I'm passionate about ethical land use and recognize the shared responsibility we have for supporting our ecosystems and communities to thrive. For me, farming is more than production; it's care for the soil, the water, the microbes, the critters, the plants, and the community. Fiorella Farms is a way of honouring my farming roots, my commitment to the land, my ecological ethics, and my desire to share the beauty and joy that flowers bring." - Kristen, Fiorella Farms ⁠
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Head to our blog at the link in our bio to hear more about 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 #abbotsfordbc #flowerfarmer #flowerfarm

LAND OPPORTUNITY: Looking for land for small-scale

LAND OPPORTUNITY: Looking for land for small-scale farming in the Fraser Valley? This property in Chilliwack, BC offers half an acre of cultivable land (with the option to expand), plus 1.5 acres of wooded land, open to any production type! A tiny home or RV could be brought onto the property, to allow the farmer to live on-site.⁠
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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 vejane@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 #MVland #chilliwackbc #smallscalefarming #fraservalleybc

With the recent launch of our National New Farmer

With the recent launch of our National New Farmer Framework report, we are sharing farmer stories that highlight the need for policy change!⁠
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🌾 Katie’s Story📍 The Dogs Run Farm near Clearwater, Manitoba⁠
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"My name is Katie McInnes, a first generation farmer raising cattle, pigs, sheep, chickens and turkeys on pasture. Our farm uses ecological and regenerative farming practices to raise our food and direct markets to our customers across Manitoba. We work with a small team of other first generation farmers who we have trained through the Young Agrarian Apprenticeship Program.⁠
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In the past, we have accessed funding from Youth Employment Services Canada to hire our apprentices. Recent changes to their program now restrict funding to the hiring of new workers only, with no support for rehiring the staff we have worked hard to mentor, motivate and support. This shift has created a significant gap in retention funding for on-farm internships. Regenerative and agroecological farming requires extensive training and mentorship. We want to be able to offer continued employment to our incredible farm workers—especially since meaningful agricultural training takes more than one season to complete.⁠
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We need more recruitment, training and retention programs which include comprehensive agricultural labour wage subsidies that understand the needs of farms like ours!"⁠
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One of the policy recommendations in the National New Farmer Framework is the need to facilitate recruitment, training and retention. Check out the full report at the link in our bio or head to https://youngagrarians.org/policy⁠
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LAND OPPORTUNITY: Bordering the woods of Kalamalka

LAND OPPORTUNITY: Bordering the woods of Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park, this eight-acre ALR pastureland in Coldstream, BC is now available for lease. The property features two separate pasture areas and a barn, making it ideal for a small-scale livestock operation. The land is rich with native grasses, which makes for ample feed – the property could likely comfortably support four to five cows or up to 50 sheep. A small-scale vegetable operation would also be welcome alongside the livestock!⁠
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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 #coldstreambc #pasture #vegetablefarming #sheep #cows

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BCOG Seeds of Synchronicity

Posted by Sara Dent on January 29, 2014

BCOG Seeds of Synchronicity

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