Welcome to the new online home for the UBC Farm!
The UBC Farm Practicum in Sustainable Agriculture is a part-time, 8-month program that offers instruction and daily work experience in small-scale sustainable farm management.
Read MoreTo many consumers, the tomato has become an indicator of food system health. Or – in the minds of foodies everywhere – the embodiment of a food system that’s lost its flavour.
Read More“Mob Grazing” has received glowing reports of being everything from a recipe for healthier soils to a tool to fight climate change. How will it work at the UBC Farm?
Read MoreUBC Farm is excited and honored to be named one of Canada’s most ambitious and successful farmers’ markets by Maclean’s Magazine’s OnCampus Edition.
Read MoreAt any point from July through December you might be lucky enough to arrive at the UBC farm on a day when the salmon smoke is on.
Read MorePosted by: ubcfarm | October 27, 2011 | no comments
The UBC Farm Practicum in Sustainable Agriculture is a part-time, 8-month program that offers instruction and daily work experience in small-scale sustainable farm management.
Filed under: Spotlight | Tags: future, Land and Food Systems, Practicum, sustainable, Urban Agriculture
Posted by: jennhoney | September 20, 2011 | 2 comments
To many consumers, the tomato has become an indicator of food system health. Or – in the minds of foodies everywhere – the embodiment of a food system that’s lost its flavour.
Filed under: Spotlight | Tags: fertilizer, plant science, Student projects, sustainable, tomato
Posted by: ubcfarm | June 1, 2011
The initial reinvention of the UBC South Campus farm was founded upon two visionary documents. The first, “Re-Inventing the UBC Farm,” provided a high-level vision for bringing together urban agriculture and forestry on the Point Grey campus, and the second, “Elaboration of an Alternative,” proposed a detailed physical plan and program for the south campus [...]
Filed under: History, Publications, Student Projects | Tags: land use planning, landscape architecture, papers, strategic planning, Student projects, Urban Agriculture
Posted by: ubcfarm | June 1, 2011 | no comments
“Mob Grazing” has received glowing reports of being everything from a recipe for healthier soils to a tool to fight climate change. How will it work at the UBC Farm?
Filed under: Spotlight | Tags: animal behaviour, animal welfare, Joel Salatin, Land and Food Systems, Livestock, Temple Grandin, Urban Agriculture
Posted by: jacob | September 8, 2010 | no comments
UBC Farm is excited and honored to be named one of Canada’s most ambitious and successful farmers’ markets by Maclean’s Magazine’s OnCampus Edition.
Filed under: Spotlight | Tags: Farmers Market, local food, MacLeans Magazine, McMaster University, student farmers market
Posted by: amy | July 28, 2010 | no comments
At any point from July through December you might be lucky enough to arrive at the UBC farm on a day when the salmon smoke is on.
Filed under: Spotlight | Tags: Community Service-Learning, salmon, smoking salmon, UBC Civil Engineering, Urban Aboriginal, Vancouver Native Health Society