June 3, 2024
What’s cropping up at FortWhyte Farms
Ever wondered how we choose what to grow at FortWhyte Farms? Check out this blog to learn what's growing on!
FortWhyte Farms is a working farm and award-winning social enterprise that bridges communities, creates learning and employment opportunities for youth, and grows healthy food for our community.
Our bottom line goes beyond financial gain to include social and economic benefits that impact the lives of individuals, families, and communities.
When you purchase from FortWhyte Farms 100% of your money supports this work and it’s that reinvestment in the community that makes the farm a social enterprise. We are also proud to be a certified Buy Social Canada Supplier.
Every time you spend money you’re casting a vote for the kind of world you want to live in, including the food you buy.
FortWhyte Farms thrives thanks to the generosity of our community, corporate sponsors, and local partners. Together, we empower local youth, grow fresh food, and build a more sustainable future. Thank you for making our work possible!
June 3, 2024
Ever wondered how we choose what to grow at FortWhyte Farms? Check out this blog to learn what's growing on!
August 2, 2023
At FortWhyte Farms, Community Lunch is a time to put new skills into practice and connect with the community.
April 3, 2023
FortWhyte Farms is more than an urban farm – it’s a social enterprise! And, with the efforts of this work verified we are now a Certified Buy Social Canada Supplier.
January 31, 2023
At FortWhyte Farms, we shop as sustainably and ethically as we can to benefit our environment, local economy, and small farms everywhere.
November 1, 2022
At FortWhyte Farms every animal has a job but they also serve a much larger purpose which is why it’s important to have a vet you trust like Central Vet.
September 2, 2022
The Ben and Rose Puchniak Woodworking Studio, a place for youth and the community to learn carpentry skills and confidence.
March 7, 2022
This year we are planting lavender and forget-me-nots in memory of Danielle Moore. As beneficiaries of a donation made in Danielle's name, we plan to honour her memory with a splash of purple, Danielle’s favourite colour, to the gardens and fence borders around the farm.
February 7, 2022
Every dollar from The Goods stays right here in Manitoba to support sustainable agriculture and youth programs at FortWhyte Farms.
March 3, 2021
Introducing the Ben and Rose Puchniak Woodworking Studio, one of the most energy efficient commercial buildings in the province.