What has Promix + Planting Containers + Organic Seeds + Greenhouse have in-common? The new 2018 Organic Growing Season has just began 🙂 It is a new experience for us this season starting out organic seedlings indoor before transplanting them onto the farming field. Spring in Toronto area […]
Even the roughest field can be turned into a farming soil. Last year we took on an assignment that turned out more than we have imagined. Eager to learn organic farming, we leased an unattended tough clay soil covered in unwanted weeds. In a few weeks the project […]
It’s been a great feeling to connect with those involved in growing, serving and promoting organic farming. Our visit to the Organic Conference at Guelph University resulted in visiting many trade show booths, asking questions and meeting new suppliers of seeds, farming equipment and simply having a great […]
We love the Russian Mammoth and the birds, bees, and the deer loves it too. The birds love all kinds of seeds and what we noticed they love the sunflower seeds even better. Here we found these pictures of our Organic Russian Mammoth Sunflowers from the 2017 season. […]
Whether parked on the farm or traveling the Yukon it always feels right at home no matter where we go. Welcome to The Organic Farmer’s Crib. Convenience, comfort, self- sufficiency, independence are a few of the many amenities that come along with living in a mobile home . […]
Winter in Toronto is in its full spectrum. While we are patiently waiting for the new growing season to start, we wanted to share another article emphasizing the benefits of one of the underestimated organic vegetables we grew last season – TURNIP. By reading this article you will […]
Happy Holidays and the Great New Year 2018 🙂 Both of us become better and better in spontaneous decision making and yesterday we decided to get a ride using the recently open Vaughan Metropolitan Subway Station visiting downtown in search for Toronto’s holiday spirit. Despite the cold temperatures, we […]
One of our great memories and experiences of this past 2017 growing season was planting mini watermelons. At the very moment of sowing the seeds in the soil Danuta and I were talking about harvesting the watermelons and enjoying the healthy benefits of the fruit. We also though […]
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