Growing Solutions for Food Insecurity
Take A Look At The Growcer Community In Action.
Building regional capacity: ‘Namgis Business Development Corp
In addition to adding a source of fresh produce to the Island, the farms created new jobs and a sense of pride for community members. With Growcer’s help, a grant was secured for NBDC to host three Rootcamps to train B.C. residents on indoor agriculture.
AdventHealth Celebration
AdventHealth Celebration, the acute care facility that delivers medical services to Walt Disney World and Greater Orlando, implemented an on-site Freight Farm to provide local, nutrient-dense produce to its staff and patients every day.
Mnogin Greenhouse: Empowering Food Sovereignty and Economic Growth in Nipissing First Nation
With Mnogin Greenhouse, Nipissing First Nation sought a way to promote economic development and create new job opportunities while fostering food sovereignty for the community.
Revolutionizing Campus Agriculture: How Durham College Tackles Food Security with Vertical Farming
In a short period of time, the Barrett Centre Indoor Farm has far exceeded initial expectations, creating a ripple effect of positive outcomes for Durham College, its students, and local communities.
Cultivating community: How Reena's Accessible Vertical Farm Grows Opportunity
Reena uses their Growcer farm to add a source of kosher produce, a new stream of revenue, and employment opportunities for its clients.
Improving food sovereignty on Manitoulin Island: Sheshegwaning First Nation
Sheshegwaning First Nation acted fast during the pandemic to revitalize what local food means on Manitoulin Island for generations to come.
Grocery Store Innovation: Legacy Co-op
How this one Yorkton, Saskatchewan grocery store grows the freshest produce year-round under a store-created brand for the community.
Filling a community need: Valemount Learning Society
The village of Valemount sits at the end of many distribution lines and launched a Growcer farm with the goal of supplying local and neighbouring community restaurants and stores with fresh leafy greens to help address local food security.
Bountiful harvests impact bottom line: Muskoka North Good Food Co-op
Launched in February 2023, Muskoka North Good Food Co-op has been growing fresh greens using a vertical farm to provide more meaningful job opportunities in the area and a better product for its members. Watch Muskoka North’s story!