HUDSON COMMUNITY FARM
Re-activating municipal agricultural land: connecting with heritage, building resilience.
ABOUT THE FARM
The Hudson Community Farm is a project of the Hudson Food Collective in partnership with the town of Hudson (Qc).
Local, Ecological,
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A community farm where young farmers will grow a diversified selection of vegetables, fruits, flowers, and herbs as well as raise poultry for the community. Ecological practices will be used to enhance food sovereignty, while offering educational and community building opportunities.
We feel that such a project has the potential to respond to multiple needs in the community namely: local ecological agriculture/micro farming, access to locally grown quality produce, community integration, education, farmer succession, land stewardship, agricultural heritage preservation, economic development, eco-tourism, innovative solutions, community food security, and celebration of cultural assets and heritage.
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MEET THE TEAM
We are young people that want to farm to feed our community,
while having positive social, environmental and economic impacts on our surroundings.
We are passionate about this work which brings forth such joy in our lives and we would like to
open our fields to the population of Hudson and surrounding region for all to enjoy, learn, play and gather.
while having positive social, environmental and economic impacts on our surroundings.
We are passionate about this work which brings forth such joy in our lives and we would like to
open our fields to the population of Hudson and surrounding region for all to enjoy, learn, play and gather.
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MANAGING FARMERS
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SUPPORT TEAM
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RébeccaAgricultural Manager:
graduating from professional Agronomy with a specialization in ecological agriculture at McGill University + 4 years farming experience. |
LoïcCommunity and Logistics:
B.A. in Urban Studies, ConU + Concordia Food Coalition, Hudson Food Collective, Santropol Roulant + experience on farms and urban agriculture since 2012. |
IndrekFrom grant writing to planting, Indrek is on board to support wherever needed.
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RobynAs a project developer for the HFC, Robyn supports mostly on an organizational level.
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EAT THE FOOD
People of Hudson and its surroundings can get their hands on our produce
at local farmer's markets, by singing up for our weekly CSA vegetable basket , at our farm stand (2018 onwards) and
through our work-exchange arrangement (2018 onwards)(exchanging weekly farm labor, or a specialized task).
at local farmer's markets, by singing up for our weekly CSA vegetable basket , at our farm stand (2018 onwards) and
through our work-exchange arrangement (2018 onwards)(exchanging weekly farm labor, or a specialized task).
COMMUNITY SUPPORTED AGRICULTURE
This year the farm is offering you 38 different vegetables for you to enjoy. Among these crops there will be 79 varies cultivated to ensure a biodiversity that will increase the soil health as well as your own!
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Arugula
Basil Beans Beets Bell Peppers Bok choi Cabbage Carrots Cauliflower Celeriac |
Cherry Tomatoes
Cilantro Cucumber Dill Eggplant Fennel Kale Kohlrabi Leeks Lettuce |
Melons
Mesclun Onions Parsley Peas Pumpkin Radishes Rapini Rutabaga Scallions |
Spinach
Sprouts Summer Squash Swiss Chard Tomatillos Tomatoes Turnip Winter Squash |
There will be a gift-a-basket option for those who wish
to subsidize the cost of a vegetable basket for a family in need.
to subsidize the cost of a vegetable basket for a family in need.
WHAT IS A CSA?
An alternative, locally based economic model of agriculture and food distribution.
CSA members, or subscribers, pay at the onset of the growing season for a share of the anticipated harvest;
once harvesting begins, they periodically receive shares of produce.
In this way growers and consumers share the risks and benefits of food production.
An alternative, locally based economic model of agriculture and food distribution.
CSA members, or subscribers, pay at the onset of the growing season for a share of the anticipated harvest;
once harvesting begins, they periodically receive shares of produce.
In this way growers and consumers share the risks and benefits of food production.
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SUPPORT THE FARM
There are so many ways to support the success of this initiative.
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