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
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.
The Market begins in early July.
The Nature Shop always stocks FortWhyte Farms products like honey, whole chickens, and various pork cuts all year long.
We take great care to prepare ‘The Goods’ — a fresh, tasty selection of food for you to pick up right from the farm, meaning you get the ultimate local food experience. Each week you receive between 8-12 naturally-grown veggies to try and a newsletter featuring seasonal recipes and stories from the farm.
Full Share: $500 [ SOLD OUT ]
Pick up every week for 12 weeks
Half Share: $275 [ SOLD OUT ]
Pick up every other week for 6 weeks
Our state-of-the-art commercial kitchen can be the start of your new business venture! It is available for rent throughout the year for short-term and long-term rental agreements. Kitchen renters must provide:
Contact Owen Campbell.
December 9, 2019
At FortWhyte Farms we grow youth, food, and community. Youth like Jaden, an 18-year-old Kelvin High School graduate who spent his third summer at the farm. He's worked his way up to a mentor position and values the welcoming and diverse environment.
November 19, 2019
At FortWhyte Farms we grow youth, food, and community. Youth like Kara, a 16-year-old Fort Richmond Collegiate student who has volunteered and worked on the Farm, experience pride and meaning in their work as community members come to buy fresh vegetables.
June 28, 2019
Thanks to your generosity, Shea gained the confidence and skills she needed to land her first job.
September 17, 2018
The 5th annual Harvest Supper at FortWhyte Farms was our biggest feast at the farm yet, thanks to your kind support.
July 31, 2018
We’re thrilled to share a snapshot of the goings-on at FortWhyte Farms so far this summer. In case you didn't already know, FortWhyte Farms is a pretty magical place — a working, educational farm and a social enterprise growing youth, food and community
June 28, 2018
Thanks to you, FortWhyte Farms continues to grow youth who go on to create change in their own families and communities.
October 19, 2015
To celebrate Sustainability Month, members of our FortWhyte team are providing tips on how you can incorporate sustainability into your everyday activities.