Regenerative agriculture is a holistic land management practice that seeks to regenerate topsoil health, increase biodiversity, enhance ecosystem services, and increase resilience to climate change, among other things. The guiding principle behind regenerative agriculture is to improve the resources we use instead of destroying or depleting them. One great example of Read more…
Planting season is almost here! NEAT will be hosting a dialed-back garden party at the Community Gardens Saturday, May 16 10am – 2pm 90504 100 Ave Fort St John Although this is not a social event we invite you to stop by and take part in the programming the day Read more…
We are excited to offer local farm manure to our gardening community this spring in partnership with Theresa Cusack. Rejuvenate your garden with aged horse/cattle manure grazed on pesticide and herbicide free land. Pre-order in 5-gallon units and pick them up at the Community Gardens: Saturday May 16, 10AM – Read more…
What’s Next… Well, it has been 4 months since we started the Northern Co-Hort (a division of NEAT) and we have already accomplished a great deal. Since November we have completed three Farmer Connections events, The Farmers Grant Writing Workshop with Adlard Environmental and the two Read more…
The four-part Education Series is a joint endeavor with the BC Agricultural Climate Adaptation Research Network (ACARN) and the BC Ministry of Agriculture, and is hosted in collaboration with six education institutions across the province –UBC Vancouver & Okanagan; UNBC Prince George & Terrace; KPU Richmond; TRU Kamloops; NLC Read more…