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Knowledge Pantry

At FarmFolkCityFolk, we encourage you to support the folks who grow your food - right here in British Columbia. Our Knowledge Pantry is stocked with links and resources to help you stock your own pantry with sustainable food. The contents are listed to the left.

There are many ways to increase the amount of local food in our daily lives...and many benefits in doing so. Please visit our Get Local website for more information about these benefits and where to find local foods in Metro Vancouver and beyond.

Shared Harvest - growing access to local food and agriculture

FarmFolkCityFolk has launched a new networking site for local food and agriculture called SharedHarvest. From field to table, farmers, food processors, restaurants, grocers, distributors and consumers can list Wanted and Available ads for food and agricultural products and services. In addition, Shared Harvest supports food rescue efforts. Grocers, hotels, restaurants and even backyard gardeners with “too much of a good thing” can post food donations. Registered charities and societies can post want ads. An online calendar also keeps you informed of local food events. Check it out!

Many thanks to the Metro Vancouver Agricultural Advisory Committee for a 2009 grant to re-stock our pantry!

And finally, if you have found the information on this page useful, please (if you're not already) consider becoming a member of FarmFolk/CityFolk and help us cultivate a sustainable food future!