Cedar Circle Sunday Afternoons are reflective experiences with other like-spirited individuals who desire to slow down, and listen to their own soul with the soul of the land at Ignatius Jesuit Centre. The ninety-minute gathering will be facilitated to include […]
Join the Farm Team for a work-bee in the field harvesting potatoes, carrots or beets. Why not join the fun and go away with seconds to enjoy at home! Seasonal field work is dictated by the crops, weather and what […]
Join the Farm Team for a work-bee in the field harvesting potatoes, carrots or beets! Why not join the fun and go away with seconds to enjoy at home. Seasonal field work is dictated by the crops, weather and what […]
“Making great compost is good for the soil, good for the Earth and easier than you think!" Join us for this hands on workshop showing you how you can start your own compost. Learn what you can and cannot add […]
Join the Farm team in the field for a harvest work-bee or join the Orchard Collective Fall clean-up and mulching work-bee in the Community Orchard or help make soup in the Villa for the Stone Soup Celebration. Stay after the […]
Cedar Circle Sunday Afternoons are reflective experiences with other like-spirited individuals who desire to slow down, and listen to their own soul with the soul of the land at Ignatius Jesuit Centre. The ninety-minute gathering will be facilitated to include […]
Annual garden plots clean & glean. We need cleaners and gleaners to help collect plot numbers, stakes and other obstructions to tractor work and glean produce before the gardens are put to bed for the winter! Clean in order to […]
Join the Farm Team for the season finale harvesting carrots or mulching garlic! Why not join the fun and go away with seconds to enjoy at home. Seasonal field work is dictated by the crops, weather and what is most […]
Historically, hedgerows or living fences were planted with management in mind and were established by early European settlers who wanted to recreate their homeland landscapes and protect soils. By the twentieth century, they had all but disappeared, primarily due to […]
Before barbed wire and cedar rail fences, hedgerows were managed as living fences. There is a balance which needs to be found between allowing shrubs to grow and keeping the hedge from becoming a line of trees, developing gaps and […]
