Brian talked to us about small scale agriculture in northern Manitoba and the importance of focusing on the process rather than the end goal

That’s something I’m currently working on: What does a healthy relationship look like with a food system and how can I encourage that kind of building or reassessing within people. It’s always easier with youth because they don’t have these established relationships with gardening, they’re being introduced.
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The generations upcoming are very important in making change because as an individual I don’t have a lot of sway […] whereas if a group was doing it or a community was doing it, so much more momentum can be built.


Thank you Brian for taking the time to chat with us!
Mentioned in this discussion:
Northern Healthy Foods Initiative (NHFI) and Frontier School Division’s Grow North program