FALL ONLY - Offering Farm Tours - Located in Ibex Valley
Why visit Circle D Ranch?
Welcome to Circle D Ranch! We have a large, fenced, haskap field (8000 bushes) and are offering haskap berry picking as soon as school starts in the fall. Just like our U-Pick, students can take half of what they pick with them, leaving us the other half. The berries could then go home with the students or be used within the school for jam making, muffins, fundraising, etc. We tried this last year with great success!
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FALL ONLY - Offering Farm Tours - Located in Whitehorse
ColdAcre Food Systems is a farm producer that focuses on indoor growing all year long. We use several cultivation methods to grow over 30 different crops. We have over 20,000 plants growing at all times! Every week we plant, germinate, tend, harvest, and deliver our fresh food to homes, stores, and restaurants around Yukon. Students get a chance to see it all happen, get involved, and learn.
Offering Farm Tours and Classroom Visits - Located on Takhini Hot Springs Rd
Why Visit Fox Ridge Farm?
Our farm has a wide variety of animals that kids can see, help feed and interact with. We have a large number of pigs of different ages, chickens, turkeys and goats. Kids can learn about the Loop program with Super Store that diverts food waste from the landfill to local farms. They can also learn about how we compost our manure, as well as our animal husbandry practices.
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Offering Farm Tours and Classroom Visits - Located in Ibex Valley
Why Visit Heart Bar Ranch?
Heart Bar Ranch is a mixed farm in Ibex Valley with cows, chickens, horses and forage farming. Students can see the different kinds of livestock raised here. Students can learn about beef, chicken and egg production as well as learn about the challenges of growing forage for a mixed farm. Tours can be tailored to curriculum requirements. Heart Bar Ranch also cooperates with classes to hatch chicks in class then come see them at the farm later in the spring.
Nous offrons des visites de la ferme - Située au Lac Laberge
Pourquoi visiter LendrumRoss Farm?
Les élèves peuvent rencontrer un petit troupeau de chèvres qui aiment bien se faire nourrir et flatter et des poules qui pondent une belle variété d’oeufs. Visitez nos jardins, examinez le compost, et plantez des graines pour les élever à la maison. Passez du temps dans la nature et sur la plage au bord du Lac Laberge.
Offering Farm Tours - Located in Mayo
Why Visit Northern Blue Bird Farm?
Northern Blue Bird Farm is a dynamic farm with many different types of livestock and crops. Students can watch and pet a variety of animals, collect eggs from our laying hens, help with the gardening and learn how plants grow in our greenhouse.
Offering Classroom Visits - Haines Junction, the Kluane Region and the North Alaska Highway
Why invite Spruce Cottage Farm into your classroom?
Jolene has a passion for growing plants and vegetables! She loves to share her knowledge and enthusiasm with others and would be delighted to come to your classroom; to explore seeds, plants and locally grown produce with your students.
Offering Farm Tours & Classroom Visits - Located in Ibex Valley
Why Visit Sunnyside Farm?
With mountain views in three directions, and frequent visits by moose and lynx, our farm is an inspiring place to live and work. We have lots of space for students to experience nature and explore the differences between farm land and boreal forest. Students can watch a cow milking demo, learn about dairy pro- cessing, interact with dairy calves and chickens and learn how to care for them. They can also seed, transplant, and harvest vegetables and learn about garden maintenance.
Offering Farm Tours & Classroom Visits - Located in Dawson
Why visit Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in Farm?
Students can have a tour of the site, including seeing the animals and visiting the greenhouses. Students will have an opportunity to ask questions.
Offering Farm Tours - Located on Takhini Hot Springs Rd
Why visit Tumbleweed Acres?
Students can visit Tumbleweed Acres to see my Icelandic sheep flock. They can interact with the ewes and lambs by feeding them bread or produce and can also take a hike around the property to see what all the sheep eat from the forest. We can also roast smokies over the fire pit (weather permitting).
Offering Farm Tours & Classroom Visits - Located in Mt Lorne
Why visit Wheaton River Gardens?
Wheaton River Gardens is a working example of nature’s circles: animal waste to compost to gardens to animal and people food. It is a chance to meet a community of animals and people that live together and depend on each other for well being. It is an exploration of working with nature as our guide, and trying to be respectful of the needs of the planet as well.
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