Apple Farming
Apple Trees and Apple Farming in Northwestern Ontario
Our Food Security, Apple Trees and Apple Farming program in Northwestern Ontario was proudly piloted in 2024 with the generous support of the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership and the Manitoba Agriculture Indigenous Food Systems and Agriculture Program. Designed to explore the potential of apple varieties and regenerative orchard practices, this initiative is rooted in community, sustainability, and food sovereignty.
Integrating traditional ecological knowledge with innovative orchard management techniques, we are growing more than just apples—we’re growing capacity, resilience, and local food leadership in Northern communities. Our pilot sites focus on learning about soil health, natural pest control, biodiversity, and long-term sustainability for apple farming in northern climates.
Exploring Apple Farming and Indigenous-Led Orchard Projects in Northwestern Ontario
Sustainable Apple Care: Tips for Young Trees & Environmental Stress
Celebrating the International Day of Plant Health
Apple Orchard Project Blossoms in the Northwest
Royal Gala Apple Orchard Takes Root in Northwestern Ontario
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