City Farm Hands – FoodCycles, Toronto, ON, ft/pt
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Are you interested in: City farming, gardening and growing food? Learning the practical side of environmental and food issues? Getting lots of exercise and fresh air? Composting and creating good soil? Learning skills to get you a paying job? Are you ready to make a difference!
FoodCycles (http://foodcycles.org) is a non-profit city farm based in the Greater Toronto Area that raises worms, produces nutritious, vibrant soil and grows food. We are looking for volunteers (unpaid) who have a interest in urban agriculture and would like to get dirty! We are in the midst of establishing our farm so there is lots of tasks to do. Laying out field blocks, seeding, transplanting, and building worm bins are just some of the activities to do!
NOTE – the regular volunteer hours have been suspended until further notice. Volunteer calls will be for specific events or activities. Check our calendar (http://bit.ly/3Ikr3) for the latest updates on hours or email us (see below).
Our greenhouse and one acre field is located at Downsview Park, just southeast of the intersection of Keele and Sheppard (70 Canuck Ave, map and directions http://bit.ly/1GYyWQ and http://bit.ly/2fYstl).
Bring rain gear, closed toe boots or shoes and lighter layers in warmer weather.
Visit our website http://foodcycles.org for more information or RSVP if you can, at foodcycles@gmail.com or call 416.845.0818.
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