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My PhD public lecture - “Pollinator People: an ethnography of bees, bee advocates, and possibilities for multispecies commoning in Toronto and London, ON” - will take place on April 15 at 1 pm over zoom. DM or email for zoom details!

Preparing the land for planting. Exhausted but excited to starting sowing seeds! #herbfarm #organicagriculture #smallscalefarming

I got to cuddle/play with/have my hair eaten by baby goats today!! I also admired some fluffy chicken butts. #goats #chickens #babygoats #lamancha #beekeeperslife

These bees are loving the pollen on the pussy willows at @prairiehilllamanchas farm! #bees #honeybees #beekeeperslife #backyardbeekeeping

Sign up for our monthly newsletter (plus occasional special announcements) for updates on our activities and events and for gardening tips, advice, and resources. Link in bio. #permaculture #herbfarm #smallscalefarming #beekeeping

Someday I hope to have a large greenhouse for seed starting and perhaps cats won’t knock down or walk through my seedling trays (these were tomatoes for my backyard gardens). #seedstarting #seedlings #catsarecutebutjerks

Rainy day seed starting. Today I’m planting some marshmallow, valerian, and elecampane. All of these are amazing medicinal plants in which the roots are the main parts used. Planting them feels hopeful. #herbfarming #growyourmedicine #herbalmedicine

The flower and herb seedlings are loving the greenhouse and they are also safe from naughty 🐈 🐈‍⬛ Even little greenhouses are very useful. #urbanagriculture #suburbanhomestead #organicgardening #permaculture

Chicken wire is a simple yet effective garden tool. I use it to keep the dogs out of the veggie beds (pictured); laid in the ground to prevent squirrels from digging up seeds and seedlings; and to slow down/deter rabbits and deer. Very useful! #organicgardening #urbanagriculture #permaculture #suburbanhomesteadlife

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