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A Week in the Life of a Farmer

A Week in the Life of a Farmer

by Fresh Roots | Nov 28, 2025 | Farm Roots, Farmer's Log, Stories from the Field

By Franny Rainbow, Farm Production Lead Every week on the farm looks different, with various small victories being celebrated, giant (and tiny) vegetables being marveled at, programming and events, and of course, endless questions being asked and problems being...
Exciting new projects at Fresh Roots – Building capacity

Exciting new projects at Fresh Roots – Building capacity

by Solenn Le Divenah | Apr 9, 2025 | Farmer's Log, Stories from the Field

At Fresh Roots, the soil is always teaching us—and lately, it’s been asking for better infrastructure. We sat down with Camille, our Director of Farming & Operations to talk about two major projects that are already transforming how we grow, harvest, and share...
FARMER’S LOG, SEED DATE OCTOBER 26, 2022

FARMER’S LOG, SEED DATE OCTOBER 26, 2022

by ops | Oct 27, 2022 | Farmer's Log, Stories from the Field

It’s time to wrap things up on the farm. We had our last market of the season on Saturday and final CSA pickup the week before. Even though our plants aren’t melting away like they usually do at this time of the year, they have stopped producing and are ready for...
FARMER’S LOG, SEED DATE AUGUST 12, 2022

FARMER’S LOG, SEED DATE AUGUST 12, 2022

by ops | Aug 17, 2022 | Farmer's Log, Stories from the Field

Here I am, about two weeks late, at 6:30am on a Friday making another attempt at August’s farm blog. It’s not that I don’t enjoy telling a story – those who know me or have sat at a table in one of the restaurants I’ve worked at have their ears coated in my poetic...
FARMER’S LOG, SEED DATE JULY 1, 2022

FARMER’S LOG, SEED DATE JULY 1, 2022

by ops | Jul 18, 2022 | Farmer's Log, Stories from the Field

WOW, welcome to the busiest moment at Fresh Roots. The week of July 4th is when all of our summer youth programming starts up – SOYL Internships in Vancouver, Delta & Coquitlam – and the EL Summer Camp at David Thompson. It’s also the week of our epic,...
FARMER’S LOG, SEED DATE JUNE 1, 2022

FARMER’S LOG, SEED DATE JUNE 1, 2022

by ops | Jun 1, 2022 | Farmer's Log, Stories from the Field

Hey’all! I am relieved to be behind my screen, caffeinated and ready to dive into my Monday office hours at Fresh Roots HQ, here at Norquay Park. I feel equipped (actually, #blessed) with a team of incredibly talented farm workers this spring, who I trust are tending...
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