Haliburton is seeking a volunteer Apprentice Market Gardener(s) to run our Society market garden on about 1 acre of the Society land in 2010. This is a great opportunity to gain experience in managing a market garden, from seed to sale, including record keeping, organic certification processes, and public communication, education and working with volunteers. You will be supported by 5 experienced organic farmers and community volunteers. Spring is coming, so get your application in soon!
The farm's own seeds are non- GMO and certified organic under COABC/IOPA #1305 and tested for germination.
Seeds are for sale at the following venues:
Healthy Living Healthy PlanetEXPO, FREE Admission - Saturday, March 20th - 12:00 - 3 pm
Brentwood Hall, 7082 Wallace Drive (near W. Saanich);
At Haliburton Farm: Contact
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or 250 658 0758
Last Updated on Tuesday, 16 March 2010 19:57
Farm Work Parties
Written by Haliburton Farm
Monday, 21 September 2009 07:48
Thanks to our many volunteers who show up every time to help out in so many ways.
Wednesday work parties run regularly now from 1-3pm each week.
Come and join the Board members, farmers and volunteers at Haliburton Farm for a work party. Weeding, digging, planting, composting, harvesting, putting up greenhouses... you name it, we'll be doing it at some point over the growing season on this certified organic community farm.
During the Saturday work parties (held every 2nd Saturday of the month) we break for potluck lunch. Please come dressed for the weather: boots, raingear, hat, sunscreen... This is a fantastic way to share community and to learn about organic
growing from experienced farmers.
Please watch for further work party updates or call the farm at 250 658 0758 to leave a message. The farm is located at 741 Haliburton Rd; directions for getting there by bus, bike or car are here.
Interested in receiving a weekly basket of fresh, seasonal produce? Then join Haliburton Farm's Food Basket Program - an innovative way to receive a weekly basket of seasonal produce and become closer to the farmers who grow the food. Members receive personal service from the farmers on pick-up day and have questions answered on how the produce was grown or how to prepare it. In addition an information e-mail with the list of produce, recipes and farm news is sent out during the duration of the program.