There are about 200 Community Growing Projects in farm communities across Canada. Dundas County volunteers have been “growing for others” for the past 25+ years.
Our administrative sponsor is Hope Springs United Church. The work and inputs are being donated by community farmers, landowners, and Agri-Business. The 2019 Project raised $11,000.
The Williamsburg Christian Reformed Church also sponsors an annual Growing Project for the work of CFGB.
Photos below : 1st shows Bycrest Farms' 6-acre soybean planting on Algire property, Tollgate Rd.
2nd shows 7 acres on Froatburn Rd., already planted.
There is another 5-acre plot on Pages Corners Rd. ready to be planted in the near future by another farm volunteer.
The 2020 Crop proceeds are to be donated to The Canadian Foodgrains’ Bank (CFGB)
Our administrative sponsor is Hope Springs United Church. The work and inputs are being donated by community farmers, landowners, and Agri-Business. The 2019 Project raised $11,000.
The Williamsburg Christian Reformed Church also sponsors an annual Growing Project for the work of CFGB.
Photos below : 1st shows Bycrest Farms' 6-acre soybean planting on Algire property, Tollgate Rd.
2nd shows 7 acres on Froatburn Rd., already planted.
There is another 5-acre plot on Pages Corners Rd. ready to be planted in the near future by another farm volunteer.
The 2020 Crop proceeds are to be donated to The Canadian Foodgrains’ Bank (CFGB)
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