Choisir les aliments certifiés biologiques au Québec, c’est s’assurer une alimentation remplie de fraîcheur, de saveurs et de nutriments, tout en soutenant nos fermiers d’ici, qui ont décidé de cultiver leur terre sans utiliser de pesticides ou d’engrais de synthèse, ni d’organismes génétiquement modifiés (OGM). Découvrez tous les avantages à mettre du bio dans votre assiette! Consommer...Read More

De plus en plus de personnes s’intéressent de près à ce qui se trouvent dans leur assiette. Émissions, sites web, blogues, etc. se multiplient pour faire la lumière sur notre alimentation. Décider de privilégier les aliments locaux au quotidien présente de nombreux avantages, pour nous et pour ceux qui nous entourent. Consommer des produits locaux, c’est important...Read More

Un poste d’animateur à temps partiel à De la ferme à l’école du Nouveau-Brunswick Le réseau De la ferme à la cafétéria Canada (F2CC) est à la recherche d’un animateur scolaire à temps partiel dynamique et organisé qui sera responsable du renforcement des capacités et de la promotion des activités du programme De la ferme à...Read More

Winlaw Elementary School, Winlaw, BC 2017-2018 (Year 2) Winlaw is a small town in the middle of the Slocan Valley in B.C.’s West Kootenay region.  As part of our Farm to School program, we have had our school garden for two years.  This fall, we were excited to see what grew over the summer.  We...Read More

Ecole Robb Road, Comox, BC 2017-2018 (Year 2) Our second year of Salad Bar has been a delicious meal to count on every Tuesday at École Robb Road Elementary in Comox, British Columbia. We are so fortunate to live in the Comox Valley, to be able to enjoy the bounty of our veggie growing community...Read More

Templeton High School, Vancouver, BC 2017-2018 (Year 2) This is our third year running our garden, and in these three years our school of 850 students has seen some amazing moments of learning, both for students and staff. Running a high school garden, even in this short amount of time, has provided the opportunity for...Read More

Horsefly Elementary School, Horsefly, BC 2017-2018 (Year 2) In the middle of the Province of BC, about 45 minutes east of Williams Lake, in prime ranching and forestry country, surrounded by mountains, lakes and wildlife, one will find the thriving metropolis of Horsefly which includes one very friendly, family-based school, Horsefly Elementary/Junior Secondary. Our school,...Read More

Edward Milne Community School, Sooke, BC Grades 9-12 660 Students, including 70 International Students and 118 of Indigenous Ancestry 2017-2018 (Year 2) At Edward Milne Community School, our students are serving up fresh, local veggies from our salad bar four days a week, 30 week of the year – that’s 2,000 salads served! When I...Read More

Sk’aadGaa Naay Elementary School, Skidegate, BC 2017-2018 (Year 2) I would like to acknowledge the unceeded territory of the Haida Nation for which I gather, farm and share local food from, Haawa. Venison sliders, fresh local greens, seasonal berries, and halibut soup with fried bread are just a few of the foods on our menu...Read More

Evergreen Independent School, Cobblehill, BC 2017-2018 (Year 2) Evergreen Independent School is located in Cobble Hill, BC, a small semi-rural community in the lush Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island. Home to 100 students from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 7, Evergreen has a flourishing food literacy program that has recently been enhanced by the Farm to...Read More