Some are closed whereas others are public.
Bouchie Lake Country Kids Club
Bouchie Lake Foodies
A club for people passionate about food; for those that see a meal as an adventure!
Do you spend as much or more time talking about food as you do eating it? When you try a new recipe, is the post-game analysis as much of a thrill as the try-outs? Do you agonize over whether kosher salt is an acceptable alternative to fleur de sel? Are your memories of travel as much consumed by the meals you ate as the sights you saw or the things you did?
If you said YES to any of those questions then you are a bone fide FOODIE!
Public Group
Cariboo Area Agricultural Trade
I've created this group for any hobby farmers, homesteaders, big farm owners, canners, gardeners and backyard chicken keepers who would like to trade their goods for other goods. There will be no cash exchanges on this page please. When making a post, please make sure to add which town you are in.
Public Group
Cariboo Farm & Ranch
This is a group for anyone wanting to buy, sell or trade livestock, farm equipment and other farm and ranch related items. Please try to keep your posts up to date and delete items when they no longer apply.Closed Group
Edible Quesnel
The discussion about growing food locally is an important and ongoing conversation and we want to be a part of it.
Farmers Kitchen Table: Bouchie Lake
The FARMER'S KITCHEN TABLE - Bouchie Lake (FKT: BL) is the venue for informal, informative & friendly discussion around anything to do with growing, food production, food security, and creating sustainable communities. It is also about meeting neighbours, networking, and sharing information. To learn more about being "around the table" please pm here. The FKT typically meets at the Bouchie Lake Hall.
Public Group
Freegan Farmers of the Cariboo/Chilcotin
About: Freegan is a person who rejects consumerism and seeks to help the environment by reducing waste, especially by retrieving and using discarded food and other goods.
"there is a need for more freegans in our wasteful society" A place to buy,sell,swap and barter for anything farm or ranch related: ie: plants,seed,cattle,dirt,manure,hay,gardening items,chickens, fencing material,haying equipment produce, meat and just about anything that helps us farmers, ranchers and homesteaders ( :
Closed Group
Freegan Farmers of the Cariboo/Chilcotin Free Trade Goods and Services
Freecycle-all things that you don't want or need but would like to find a home for.
Growing North Cariboo Society
Growing North Cariboo is a not for profit organisation focused on community development which is healthy, sustainable, economically viable.
Kersley Farmer's Institute
McLeese Lake Farmer's Market
Weekly farmers' market, information, vendors, pictures and events. To become a vendor (or tailgate vendor) call our market manager, Jan 250-297-6611
North Cariboo Agricultural Marketing Association (dba FARMED)
The NCAMA, better known as "FARMED", is a not-for-profit, industry lead, grass roots association ocomprised of family farms, agribusinesses, individuals, and community groups based in the North Cariboo of BC, Canada.
North Cariboo Farm Country: Grown for You
Welcome to North Cariboo Farm Country - Grown for YOU! This site is part of the North Cariboo Agriculture Awareness & Marketing Project being lead by FARMED. For info. email info@farmed.ca or check www.farmed.ca
Q-Town Collective
To bring awareness to the exciting projects that the Q-Town Collective is creating!
Quesnel and Area Gardeners
Public Group
Quesnel and Area Hobby Farm
A place where local farmers can come together to ask questions , sell farming related animals and items (pertaining to farming) and share pictures and stories of their animals.
Closed Group
Quesnel & District 4-H
Quesnel Downtown Community Garden
Quesnel Fall Fair - Quesnel Agriculture and Exhibition Association
"The Quesnel Agriculture Exhibition Association exists to support both the agricultural and urban communities, by providing facilities and resources for the development and conducting of business, education, social and recreation activities
Quesnel Farmer's Market
The Quesnel "Old Time" Farmers' Market began in 1988 with a handful of vendors and a warm reception from local shoppers. "Harvest" was established in 1989 as the organizing body for the market and became a non-profit society in 1994. Now, Harvest is directed by a dedicated group of volunteers who are committed to supporting and promoting local agriculture.
Quesnel Fruit Exchange
In late summer-early fall berries and fruit bearing trees begin to ripen. A bear consumes approximately 20,000 calories a day in preparation fro hibernation. Unpicked fruit attracts bears to our backyards, increases the potential for interaction as well as bear habituation.
The purpose of this group is to link the general public together to exchange fruit, share fruit with friends or family and/or donate to the community as well as for those who would like help picking fruit.
Please feel free to post/advertise any fruit that needs picking or if you have some to share.
Be responsible with your fruit; try to pick fruit as it ripens and help to keep our wildlife wild and out of our backyards.
Wells and Area Community Association
Platform for residents to advance & address socio-economic, environmental, sustainability, support & recreational issues applicable to our geographic area.
West Village Community Garden - Quesnel
Work together to grow our organic food. Located in Lewis Park. All ages/levels of experience Welcome 9ish- 4ish pm Daily. Workbees Mon,Thurs,Sat 9-11
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