We participate and support the vision of Eco-Caledon and it’s volunteer members to promote their zero-waste events like Repair Cafes and Earth Hour, and other positive-focused sustainability awareness initiatives.
We are members of WWOOF (Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms) Canada.
Connect to the land and community with hands-on workshops and skillshares teaching a range of things from spoon carving to blacksmithing, scything, hedgelaying, leatherworking & more.
The EFAO supports farmers to build resilient ecological farms and grow a strong knowledge-sharing community. Anyone passionate about learning about or supporting their vision can become a member or donate! This year Mount Wolfe Farm is proud to participate in the Vegetable Growers Viability Study
We cross-pollinate in a myriad of ways with Practical Homestead Economics Workshops — a living, breathing education project that brings people into direct relationship with the skills our ancestors once held close.
Little Red Tractors is a Farmer- led, Canadian company offering affordable, repairable tractors built for small-scale regenerative farms. Paired with a community support network, it helps family farmers compete through lower equipment costs and higher-value crop production.
An ecologically-focused gardening service based in Caledon, owned and operated by Mount Wolfe Farm co-owner Sheilagh Crandall. For abundantly beautiful gardens in all seasons that work with nature, not against her. Cross-pollinates with the farm in uncountable ways!
A systems research and education organization focused on intergenerational and bioregional regeneration in the Greater Toronto Area. Mount Wolfe Farm partners with them as a grounded, land-based example of their regenerative vision in action, hosting and participating in events since 2023.
A community led movement rooted in collaboration, creativity, and care for the place we call home. We bring people together to imagine and shape a thriving future for Erin, one that supports local food, healthy ecosystems, and strong community connections
A roving Toronto queer dinner series by chef Sara Baron Goodman, hosts intimate dinners at Mount Wolfe Farm— using it as a farm-to-table venue that aligns with the club’s values of ethical, locally sourced ingredients.
Henriette is a women-led, family owned and operated café focused on thoughtfully sourced, seasonal food and beverage. Their commitment to quality ingriedents and working with local farmers brings elevated yet accessible dining to the heart of Beeton.
A non-profit market in west-end Toronto, founded in 2008, held weekly on Mondays 3pm- 7pm in Roncesvalles’ Sorauren Park in summer and at Henderson Brewing Company in winter. Commited to connecting local farmers and producers with the community.
Hedgelaying in the Ontario Landscapes is a project of Jim Jones, PhD. candidate at the University of Waterloo and founder of the Ontario Rural Skills Network (OSRN)
At Mount Wolfe Farm we have planted 250 meters of hedgerow with more to come!
The link below is a PDF to the most recent article in Small Farms Canada, many thanks to the publisher for permission to share the entire issue.
