We feel a strong commitment to our community, who help us succeed. From the abattoir up the road, to our parents’ farm around the corner.
Chris Walker of Cabin Boy Knits in the Oak Hills talks about dyeing wool with oak leaves, acorns and bark.
Cec Andrus using heavy horses at his farm in Boulter. In the winter you can go an a sledge ride with him through the woods.
Owen and Jackie Harder live on an off grid farm on Tuftsville Road. They farm with heavy horses
John Foreman is an expert at hand hewing. He uses three types of axe: a chopping axe, a scoring axe and a broad axe. From
Tim Gray and Dale Cockins demonstrate how to split a cedar log ready for making a cedar rail fence. They were at the Draft Horse
Dan Navrot and Beate Heissler have a native plant nursery and market gardening operation, Natural Themes Farms, near Stockdale. They farm organically without using chemicals but are
Four in five Canadians say they’re willing to pay a premium for local food, yet only a quarter of them are making a priority of
Cows are built to eat grass and hay. This is how Dale and Fay Grant rear their beef animals.
We are distributing the 2020 Harvest Hastings magazine. You should be able to find it at the farmers’s markets, libraries, municipal offices, tourist information offices,
July is a beautiful month in Hastings County as it is the soft fruit season. Som farms have the strawberry varieites that go on fruiting,
