Indigenous chef and now-farmer brings Indigenous farming practices and culture to urban farm
Charles Catchpole is the founder of Gitigaanes, the Ojibway word for ‘Little Farm’ Written by Laura Goulding Close your eyes and picture this: the buzz of overhanging powerlines, the sun touching the balconies of nearby apartments and the rumble of...
4-H is for everyone!
By Rhiannah Gallagher As an ambassador, I have had the opportunity to travel across the province and have some once in a lifetime experiences. But a common misconception people have when I tell them I’m a 4-H Ontario ambassador is...
Learning about sustainable agriculture with 4-H
By Dougie Robinson Hi everyone! I’m here to share about the Soil & Crop Club, my favourite club that includes sustainable agriculture. In the Soil and Crop Club, you will learn about many interesting things like the new technology being...
Five tips to make lasting and meaningful friendships
Ambassador Beat Blog By Dougie Robinson Hey everyone! It is that crazy time of year again when 4-H clubs of all kinds are starting. Fairs, judging nights, Go For The Gold competitions are popping up and 4-H campers are packing...
Five tips for starting your own vegetable garden
Ambassador Beat Blog By Allison French Spring is in the air and that means it’s time to start planning your vegetable garden! Here are a few tips to help you get started: Location Selection Location is one of the most...