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The 2024 Apprentices have had a busy season learni

The 2024 Apprentices have had a busy season learning about regenerative farming, and are now wrapping up their time on their host farms. Jenn, our Manitoba Apprenticeship Coordinator, recently sat down with apprentice Eric Moser to hear about his season at Almost Urban Vegetables near Winnipeg.⁠
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Almost Urban Vegetables is a market garden producing over 40 varieties of fresh seasonal vegetables and herbs for 80 families and a farmers' market. Their goal is to produce nourishing food following organic standards, with as little use of fossil fuel as possible.⁠
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This season, Eric had fun building infrastructure like drip lines and mid-tunnels, and learning the growing habits of a diversity of herbs and veggies. He had applied for the Apprenticeship Program with the hopes of narrowing down his farming interests, and after a season of working with laying hens, now knows that he want to incorporate livestock into his future farm.⁠
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🔗 Hear all about Eric's season at the link in our bio!⁠
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Interested in apprenticing on a farm? Learn more on our website: Youngagrarians.org/apprenticeship-program⁠
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#youngagrarians #apprenticeships #hostfarm #marketgardening #learntofarm #newfarmers #chickens #farmersmarket #regenag #cdnag #organicfood #organic #organicfarming ⁠

Dreaming of growing food on the prairies, but unsu

Dreaming of growing food on the prairies, but unsure how to find land?⁠
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Join our self-paced course, "Scrappy Starts: The Story of The Dogs Run Farm," to learn how The Dogs Run Farm accessed their first piece of land through a work exchange, scaled up their operations, and built community. Get practical tips on finding your first piece of farmland and starting a farm business from scratch!⁠
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Register at the link in our bio!⁠
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Did you know we have a growing selection of self-paced courses and webinars, so you can learn from anywhere, at any time? Access them on our website at Youngagrarians.org/e-learning⁠
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#youngagrarians #prairies #learntofarm #regenag #youngfarmers #regenerativeag #cdnag #carbonfarming #sustainableagriculture #agroecology #holisticmanagement #newfarmers #urbanfarm #marketgarden #ecologicalagriculture #regenerativeagriculture

From @upbeetfarmllc: "Here’s how we processed ou

From @upbeetfarmllc: "Here’s how we processed our garlic post harvest. In doing research we found there are quite a few ways to go about curing the bulbs, and this is what made sense for us. We’ve never tried this method of removing the first leaf, but with wet soils we thought it might make the most sense to get their surfaces clean and better positioned to dry.How do you cure your garlic? 🧄"
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🎥: @upbeetfarmllc#youngagrarians #regenag #youngfarmers #marketgardening #regenerativeag #cdnag #carbonfarming #sustainableagriculture #agroecology #holisticmanagement #newfarmers #urbanfarm #marketgarden #marketgardener #ecologicalagriculture #regenerativeagriculture #farmer #sustainablefarming #notill #garlic

Come experience Indigenous food system revitalizat

Come experience Indigenous food system revitalization and estuary restoration at the Quw’utsun estuary in Duncan, BC! ⁠
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Join Jared Qwustenuxun Williams, Tom Reid from the Nature Trust of BC, Jennifer Grenz from UBC Indigenous Ecology Lab, and Kristen Miskelly from Satinflower Nurseries for a field day at the Quw’utsun Estuary Food System Revitalization and Estuary Restoration Project! We will start with a plant walk, learn about the project, and enjoy a meal together. If the timing and weather align, we may get to collect some native plant seeds. Everyone is welcome to attend.⁠
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DATE: September 24, 2024. 10am-2pm⁠
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LOCATION: Quw’utsun territory. Duncan, BC.⁠
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This event is full, but you can add yourself the the waitlist in case a spot opens up.
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Registration is open for our Business Bootcamp for

Registration is open for our Business Bootcamp for new farmers, starting October 2!⁠
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Not sure if it's the right course for you? Here’s what one graduate, David Benjestorf of Pandemic Planting Project, had to say about the program: ⁠
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“If you are a person who has never started a business, the [Business] Bootcamp is extraordinarily valuable. It is an education in all aspects of a farm business… It doesn’t feel like a classroom, rather like a group of friends learning around a campfire with wise older family friends sprinkled around to share their years of experience.”⁠
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Don’t wait too long – spots are limited! Secure your spot at the link in our bio!⁠
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#youngagrarians #businessbootcamp #businessplanning #farmbusiness #businessplan

Are you interested in mentoring an aspiring farmer

Are you interested in mentoring an aspiring farmer through an apprenticeship?⁠
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Bring the energy and enthusiasm of an aspiring farmer to your operation by signing up to be a host farm in the Young Agrarians Apprenticeship Program! This program is looking for farmers and ranchers who are ready and willing to invest in the next generation of regenerative land stewards.⁠
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By learning to teach, host farms will have the opportunity to watch a new farmer acquire the skills they need to get on the land and contribute to the growing movement of regenerative agriculture.⁠
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Young Agrarians Apprenticeship Program host farm mentors are full-time ranchers and farmers operating regenerative agricultural operations across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.⁠
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Head to the link in our bio to learn more and apply!⁠
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Pictured: Christel of Ferme Fiola Farm, a Host farm in the 2022 Apprenticeship Program. Photo taken by Anna Hunter⁠
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#yaap #apprentice #apprenticeships #youngagrarians #learntofarm #youngfarmers

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If you want to make a profit know your cost of production – Growing for Market – Print

Posted by Alex on January 25, 2021

If you want to make a profit know your cost of production - Growing for Market - Print

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