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We love all the farmers and folks in the food syst

We love all the farmers and folks in the food systems who tag us in their photos around the world! Here's an awesome post of a young agrarian in Hawaii from this past week ❤️
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Regram from @hipagriculture 🌀:
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Fresh from the tree 🍎🌳
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The 'Ōhi'a 'ai tree is also called the Mountain Apple due to the fact that the reddish fruit of the 'Ōhi'a 'ai tastes (and looks to a degree) like apples. While it shares it's name with the 'Ōhi'a Lehua it is actually not related at all and instead is a member of the myrtle family.
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The 'Ōhi'a 'ai was brought to Hawai'i by the original Polynesian voyagers in their canoes. The Hawaiians found the wood to be useful for building material and the fruit to be nourishing. Dyes were extracted from the 'Ōhi'a 'ai and used in making designs in tapa cloth. The fruit of the 'Ōhi'a 'ai ranges from a very light pale pink to a deep red. The inside flesh of the fruit is white and very crisp - much like an apple.
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#youngagrarians #youngfarmers #hawaiianfood #hawaii #regenerativeagriculture #regenerativefarming #carbonfarming #carbonsequestration #permaculture #permies #foodforest #mountainapple #sustainableagriculture #sustainableag #holisticmanagement #rotationalgrazing #growyourfood #eatwhatyougrow #growwhatyoueat #growfoodnotlawns #growfoodnotlawn #eatlocal #organicfarm #gardeningwithkids #schoolgarden #swales #knowyourfarmer #organicgardening #organicgarden #forestgarden

Beer for a cause! 🍑 Buy beer and donate to Youn

Beer for a cause! 🍑 Buy beer and donate to Young Agrarians at the same time!

This spring and summer, @persephonebrewing is donating a portion of proceeds from their limited releases to some fantastic food and agriculture organizations, including @youngagrarians!

The 🍑 PEACH HEFEWEIZEN 🍑 is YA’s fundraiser brew, and we couldn’t be happier about it. It’s a traditional German-style wheat ale with subtle notes of peach to compliment the flavours of banana and clove.

It’s available in their tasting room on the Sunshine Coast, and across B.C. starting this week.

Thanks @persephonebrewing for helping us to grow the next generation of farmers and food lovers in Canada!
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👇If you see it in a liquor store, please tell us where so others can find it too!👇
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#beerforgood #foodsecurity #sunshinecoastbc #bc #beerfarmfresh #thebeerfarm #yvr #growbc #bcagri #youngagrarians #youngfarmers #ecologicalfarming #regenerativeagriculture #regenerativefarming #gibsonsbc #sechelt #secheltbc #powtown #powellriver #vancouver #vancouverbc #vancity #vancouverfoodies #vancouvercraftbeer #robertcreekbc #beerfarmfresh #benefitbeer #thebeerfarm

Regram from @weseedchangeorg. So much love for our

Regram from @weseedchangeorg. So much love for our 2SLGBTQQIAP+ farmers ❤️
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Pride is resilience and a celebration of resistance.
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Happy #PrideMonth to the 2SLGBTQQIAP+ farmers, gardeners and seed savers who cultivate resilience on their farms, and resist biodiversity loss through their seed saving and Earth-friendly practices. 👩🏿‍🌾👨🏽‍🌾👩🏽‍🌾
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Thank you! We must all work to make sure diversity thrives.
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#pride #diversity #farmers #seeds #seeddiversity #seedsaving #loveislove #seed #biodiversity

FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: 🥒 🐮 Emergency Processin

FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: 🥒 🐮 Emergency Processing Fund for food processing, manufacturing or greenhouse operations in BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Yukon and the NWT.
Applications are open to For-Profit Organizations, Cooperatives and Indigenous Groups. Eligible costs/activities can be retroactive up to and including March 15, 2020 and must be completed by September 30, 2020.

Learn more at iafbc.ca @iafbc

Please share far and wide.

Photo by @woodgrainfarm of Jolene, the Central & Northern BC Land Matcher with the BC Land Matching Program 💫
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#funding #farmfunding #iafbc #investmentagriculturefoundation #growbc #feedbc #buybc #bcagri #bclmp #bclandmatchingprogram #greenhouse #organic #organicfarming #organicfarm #foodprocessing

Spotlight on @blackcreekcommunityfarm in Toronto,

Spotlight on @blackcreekcommunityfarm in Toronto, Ontario!

Black Creek Community Farm is an urban agricultural centre that engages, educates, and empowers diverse communities through sustainable food.

They offer healthy food, hands-on training, and learning experiences for people of all ages. All of their programs have food security as a central element, with food literacy and food skills as key components.

They are running an emergency fundraising campaign to be able to continue to do their important work of providing food for those in need in their community. So far they've delivered 3996 emergency food boxes to households, but due to Covid-19 they've had to cancel their major fundraising events, and are currently operating the farm at a loss. Please give to their campaign to get healthy food to those in need, and dismantle racism within the food system. Visit blackcreekfarm.ca, or click our link in bio to donate.

#bccfarm #bccfarmersmarket #torontofarmers #torontofood #torontofoodie #cdnag #urbanfarm #urbanfarming

Indigenous communities face high barriers to acces

Indigenous communities face high barriers to access for healthy and traditional foods. On June 11th, join the @ubcfarm to hear from community leaders who are working to build a sovereign and resilient food system - during COVID-19 and beyond.

Webinar registration is free but required: http://eepurl.com/g3BMr9, or direct link in our stories today.

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CKNW – Metro Vancouver Land-matching Project Connects New Farmers To Farmland

Posted by Darcy Smith on April 18, 2018

Radio interview with Land Matching Program Participant and Farmer Ava Reeve

CKNW - Metro Vancouver Land-matching Project Connects New Farmers To Farmland

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