A first for Canada, coordinated by Farm and Food Care Ontario (@FarmFoodCare). It was a great morning and I made a point of visiting Ontario Veal (@OntarioVeal) to learn more about how veal can be raised comfortably in barns like the one pictured below. The young farmers and agri-staff I met really care about animal comfort.
Huron County’s Carol Leeming, President at Huron County Federation of Agriculture serving breakfast
I thought it was well attended, and I particularly enjoyed seeing the dairy cows so comfortable on a hot summer day. Breakfast on the Farm 2013 was hosted on Heritage Hill Farms, in New Dundee, Ontario. Let’s hope this becomes an annual event – a great way for eaters to learn about how their food is produced.
#SayItLikeItIs: In her two years of graduate work (2016-2018), Kaytlyn learned the art of bearing witness to an unheard collection of stories about human dignity. She first explored how she could apply a spiritual care therapeutic model to how farmers relate to their land. Realizing a greater cultural narrative was implicated, she then studied the impact of collective memory on cultural narratives and the pervasive "don't care" attitudinal construct towards Earth and Her landscapes. (formerly Gayl)
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