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A drop-off point in an Agence métropolitaine de transport (AMT) commuter train station is a practical option for commuters. Pick up your summer basket of fresh, locally grown organic vegetables on your way home from work.   This new service is available on the Vaudreuil-Hudson and Candiac lines. For now, there are drop-off points at three stations (but watch for more...
This year, to make our organic baskets even more convenient for you, we are offering more drop-off points at METRO grocery stores. Pick up your summer basket featuring a selection of fresh, locally grown organic veggies and do the rest of your grocery shopping at the same time. What could be easier? To receive a summer basket from a METRO drop-off point:
Come celebrate the first summer delivery of organic baskets to the Maison du développement durable. There will be: music food La Récolte will provide a cooking demonstration, creating tasty nibblies from the first baskets of the season from the farm du Coq à l'Âne. In parc Hydro-Québec, adjacent to the Maison du développement durable (at 50 Ste-Catherine St. West,...
An organic basket from a family farmer is a great way to eat fresh organic produce – and show your support for the local economy. In operation since 1995, Equiterre’s family farmer network includes about a hundred organic farms, which deliver fresh, locally grown vegetables to more than 500 drop-off points across Quebec. Some of our family farmers also sell such...
The family farmers in our community supported agriculture (CSA) network are taking orders for the summer season of deliveries. 
Authenticity in every basket, that's how idée BIO! magazine describes the work of family farmer François Tanguay, co-owner of Les Jardins du petit tremble in the Montérégie. Find out how this product of a suburban childhood became a proponent of organic agriculture. According to the article, some of the credit for François's love of nature must go to his father, who kept a...
On display in different shops at the Jean-Talon Market: Twelve Vincenzo D'Alto photos of farms in Equiterre's community supported agriculture (CSA) network. D'Alto's photos capture both the demands of life on the farm and the beauty of country living. Equiterre launched its farmer's basket program more than 15 years ago. It enables citizens to become partners in a farm by...
On display in different shops at the Atwater Market: Twelve Vincenzo D'Alto photos of farms in Equiterre's community supported agriculture (CSA) network.  D'Alto's photos capture both the demands of life on the farm and the beauty of country living. Equiterre launched its farmer's basket program more than 15 years ago. It enables citizens to become partners in a farm by...
"One of the basic tenets of organic farming is to prevent problems by choosing appropriate breeds rather than relying on medications," says Jean-François Levasseur, who with his childhood friend Jean-François Labbé and wife Joanie, operates the Ferme du Coq à L'Âne in Bury, Quebec. This Eastern Townships farm, which has been a member of Equiterre's community...
You have a little land. You'd like to grow some organic veggies, maybe even sell them.  Family farmer Jean-Martin Fortier, whose Eastern Townships microfarm, Les jardins de la Grelinette, has been hailed, at home and abroad, as a model of its form, is offering workshops based on his recently published guide, Le Jardinier-Maraîcher, for aspiring organic farmers, amateur...
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