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Today we are coming to you about a municipal topic currently the focus of the planning department at the City of Yellowknife. The City has recently set out to learn more about what the community would like seen done with an area of land north of Grace Lake Boulevard and west of Enterprise Drive (behind our property), which is currently designated
Welcome to the Bush Order Provisions 2021 Year in Review. We dig into the gritty challenges, personal struggles and the wins of starting a market garden and bakery in Yellowknife during a pandemic. Come along for this intimate look inside our lives, our business and our year.
Hello Bush Order Supporters,As we flew through August and are now mid-way through September we thought it was time that we sat down to update you on everything that went on in July, with August to follow soon.Produce to MarketSome exciting news out of July that awesome weather we received. Veggie production became strong enough
The time has finally come and the ground has finally thawed enough for us to tackle building our field blocks for our market garden for this upcoming growing season. Here is how we are doing it in our sub-arctic region.
Let’s talk about April at Bush Order Provisions. It really seems like yesterday we were talking about March. April has been a slow-moving month, possibly due to the never-ending winter feeling that seemed to lay over Yellowknife like a blanket. Nevertheless, there was progress for better or worse, so let’s get into it.
Regenerative Agriculture goes beyond sustainable or organic agriculture. It is a method of growing improve soil health, reduces greenhouse gases and improves vegetable production. Here is how we are bringing regenerative agriculture to Yellowknife and the Northwest Territories.
It doesn’t quite feel like it with all of this blowing snow but it’s officially spring and things are ‘heating up’ at Bush Order. From building our inhouse nursery to starting seeds to putting silage tarps out in a blizzard. This is our March 2021 update.
Marie breaks down the differences between hydroponic and soil growing, which one is best for the Northwest Territories and which one we’ll be implementing in our Yellowknife Market Garden.
Should you top Pepper plants? Marie Auger of Bush Order Provisions in Yellowknife experiments and shows how she plans on farming both to determine efficiency.
Writing our first update to you has been a difficult one to compose for multiple reasons. First, we aren’t in the rhythm of writing them yet, and the first one is always the hardest. Second, with the slow start to summer, we really don’t have much to report on the gardens, which is making us
Bush Order Provisions Ltd. bakes fresh sourdough breads and operates a market garden start-up. Bush Order Provisions Ltd. pushes the boundaries of Northern Food Production and strives to create a sustainable food business based on the principles of a circular economy.
Farm Store
Thursday - 11AM-6PM
Friday - 11AM-6PM
Saturday 10AM - 3PM
180 Enterprise Drive, Kam Lake
YK Co-op
Tuesday-Saturday
YK Farmers Market
June - September
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