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I love this time of year! The weather, the smell of the salt air, the lush scenery of  gardens and fields but I especially love the local food that has and will continue to adorn our grocery store and market shelves.

I probably ate 10 bags of BC cherries over a couple of weeks. The prices for these delicacies ranged from $9.99 a  pound early in the season and and finished off at around $4.99 a pound.
If you are addicted to cherries like I am, this can be an expensive indulgence. 

Thanks Jerry Keulen and Seabreeze farms for the field food!

This weeks lesson for the young farmers who are learning online.

We need to find a way to educate young people as to opportunity in the food economy.

The kidsa are having a lot of fun out there.....

An amazingly successful year in the Delta School district and the kids are having a lot of fun learning in a new way.

Even the teachers like a little cool down on a hot day of farming with their students!

After a warm session of cucumber planting the young farmers enjoy a hose down.

The kids have a little excess energy after eating a bunch of peas.