Food Security Education

Programs and Resources from LIFE*SPIN

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Pocket-Sized Farms: Children’s Summer Gardening Program

One of LIFE*SPIN’s longest-running programs, Pocket-Sized Farms aims to educate children ages 7-12 on food security and the process of growing your own food.

Learn More About Pocket-Sized Farms
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Food Security: LIFE*SPIN Video Resources

LIFE*SPIN Videos on Food Security on how to make baby food easily, cook budget-friendly meals, and more on our YouTube Channel.

Youtube Playlist: Community Gardening

Informational Articles on Planting

Learn how to grow and care for your garden from some of our favourite resources.

The Ontario Horticultural Association (OHA) is a volunteer organization that aims to educate beginners and experienced gardeners about garden-related topics, from environmental issues to growing your garden successfully.

An important part of having a fruitful garden is planning it according to your surroundings. Prevent common mistakes new gardeners make while maximizing your current space and resources.

Companion planting can benefit your garden if you combine the right plants. Learn what companion planting is and how to do it effectively.

You don’t need lots of space to start growing your own food! Learn how to grow your vegetables and herbs in containers.