De la ferme à la cafétéria : Le Canada met la main à la pâte! – Octobre 2014 , Numéro1

Bulletin, De la ferme à l’école, De la ferme aux campus, De la ferme aux établissements de santé, Des nouvelles du réseau, Français, Stories from the field

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De la ferme à la cafétéria Canada progresse à pas de géants
Nourrir l’avenir de nos écoles : Les élèves posent un regard neuf sur les aliments
Première campagne du Mois De la ferme à l’école Canada

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**Wow! Check out this beautiful resource from Opaskwayak Culture & Healthy Living Initiatives in Northern Manitoba **It's full of gorgeous community and garden photos and step-by-step instructions for planting, growing and harvesting plus recipes for cooking and preserving healthy local food in the north. 👏🙌Northern Manitoba Food, Culture, and Community Collaborative,Farm to School Manitoba Healthy Choice Fundraiser #communitygarden #IndigenousFoodSystems #localfood #healthyfoodThe folx at Opaskwayak Culture & Healthy Living Initiatives created a beautiful Planting, Harvesting & Cooking Guide to share their knowledge, tips and tricks, recipes, and language. Check out the guide and get starting those seeds! www.nmfccc.ca/uploads/4/4/1/7/44170639/ocn_plantguide__lr.pdf Thanks, OCN Community Gardens! ... See MoreSee Less

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**A little Friday fun! **Talk about hands-on-learning! Watch Baby Chef cook up a storm of healthy, (hopefully local?) recipes. Listen carefully as he explains his method. 😉😂 Looks delicious Baby Chef! #foodskills #healthyfood #handsonlearning fb.watch/5tApRJ0WRQ/ ... See MoreSee Less

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**How wonderful is this? **BC's Indigenous forest gardeners are getting the recognition they deserve! 👏🌲🌳🌿🍎> The forest gardens were filled with plants that benefited humans, but they also continue to provide food for birds, bears, and insect pollinators, even after 150 years of neglect. It’s evidence that human impact on the environment can have long-lasting positive effects.*A food forest is "A garden where vegetables, herbs, and fruit trees are planted to mimic patterns in nature (also called a forest garden). Food forests are perennial, meaning they do not need to be planted every year, and tend to be very resilient."*#Indigenousfoodsystems #foodforest #foodgarden ... See MoreSee Less

Pacific Northwest’s ‘forest gardens’ were deliberately planted by Indigenous people

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Finding suggests humans have added value to forests in lasting ways

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