November 1, 2022
Embracing the Human-Animal Bond with Central Veterinary Services
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.
FortWhyte Farms bridges communities, creates learning and employment opportunities for youth, and grows healthy food for our community. As a social enterprise, our bottom line goes beyond financial gain to include social and economic benefits that impact the lives of individuals, families, and communities.
FortWhyte Farms partners with high schools and youth-serving organizations to bring young people into nature to learn about food, farming, health and wellness.
Young people at FortWhyte Farms gain skills and confidence through four stages
Presented by Cambrian Credit Union
Our weekly summer market is the place to buy fresh, naturally grown, in-season produce, and delicious baked goods. It’s a market with a difference, where you not only support local, you invest in your community too.
Every Tuesday, 12 – 7 pm
July – September
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The Nature Shop always stocks FortWhyte Farms products like honey, whole chickens, and various pork cuts all year long.
Presented by Cambrian Credit Union
We take great care to prepare ‘The Goods’ — a fresh, tasty selection of food from our farm perfect for your table. At every pick-up you’ll get 8-12 naturally-grown veggies and a newsletter featuring seasonal recipes and stories from the farm.
$550 Full Share (weekly) [SOLD OUT]
$325 Half Share (bi-weekly) [SOLD OUT]
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.
September 3, 2020
Hey I’m Sara, I am currently a high school student and this is my second summer working on The Farm. Last year as a junior staff I enjoyed being outside on The Farm and getting to learn and try new things everyday.
August 26, 2020
Hi I am Simon. I like to work outside and working with my hands and I am interested in working with plants. I like growing them and also working with animals, taking care of them which is what I do here at the farm. I also like music, working out at the gym and I like soccer. I enjoy working at the farm because what I do on the farm is what I am interested in so it is a fun place for me.
August 18, 2020
Hi, my name is Arizona and this is my second year working here at The Farm. What keeps me coming back to The Farm is the environment and the people that work here. The Farm is in a nice urban area away from any major distractions. It gives me time to work more effectively on the tasks that I may receive
August 13, 2020
Hello, my name is Ayoub Saleh and this is my 2nd year working at the farm! I am back to the farm mostly so I can work on my communication skills.