Meet two young farmer trainees in New Brunswick
Tired hands and muddy boots are the new reality for the dedicated trainees in the 18-week Regenerative Farming Certificate (RFC) ...
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Why “saying no to GMO” is good for the small farms and the environment
Current industrial agriculture aims to increase crop yields while reducing production costs – but the impacts of those goals can ...
Small but mighty: the power of a seed
How can something not much bigger than a grain of salt contain the power to feed the masses? Seeds are ...
Growing food, growing community in New Brunswick
Small-scale, sustainable farms have lots to offer their communities: education, environmental stewardship, meaningful connections and nutritious food. Community farms provide ...
Hayes Farm: redefining how farming knowledge is passed on in New Brunswick
Historically, most traditional farms were a family affair. Passed on through generations of descendants, children would typically take the reins ...
Regenerative farming supports local food distribution
Farmers markets are such a feel-good spot. A bustle of happy people, good smells, beautiful fresh produce, and carefully made ...
Nashwaak residents see a future in farming, not fracking [video]
Listen to Nashwaak residents Jim Emberger and Amy Floyd talk about the need to create clean rural economies in New Brunswick. ...
Growing Farmers: a film about the Hayes Urban Teaching Farm [video]
The Hayes Urban Teaching Farm is located within the City of Fredericton. Since the 1800s, five generations of the Hayes ...
Open Farm Day showcases family operations behind food production in New Brunswick
Every year, people have an opportunity to visit the farms where their food comes from. This year, farms across New ...
Hayes Urban Teaching Farm shows that NB’s economic future can be bright
Today's news announced that New Brunswick may actually be in last place for economic growth. Cue online comment sections crammed ...
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