The Battle River Railway coop is the heartbeat of this area, driving employment and activity for small-scale farmers, producers, and the surrounding communities.

Amy and Scott are an example of a new and much needed generation of farmers filling the nation’s farming void, but they hope more will be done to support families like them who want to stay in the business or get started.

An ostrich farm on the Arrow Lakes shows us all the benefits of farming this giant bird.

An extended family of three generations shares a property and extensive gardens to work together and reduce their carbon footprint.

People are doing what they love and finding ways they can contribute to a healthy and sustainable food economy in their communities.

In Creston, British Columbia, farmers are doing their best to feed their fellow neighbours using unique and resourceful approaches.

Brent and Jenna both found what they’re looking for on the land in two different parts of the Kootenays: healthy land and healthy living.

Gardening takes root in the Kootenays as more people grow their own vegetables for food security amid the COVID-19 pandemic.