Growing Our Community's Food
Sharing What We Know and What We Grow
Growing Our Community's Food
Sharing What We Know and What We Grow
About Us
Growing Food For Our Communities
Growing Food For Our Communities
Growing Food For Our Communities
We know that food grown in healthy soil with sustainable practices is healthy food. We act as stewards of this land, caring for its health to support yours.
ATIBA FARM is a for-profit social enterprise initiative of Black Vegans of Toronto Ltd. (Previously named BVOT Brandon Street Farm). Our mission is to organically grow fresh fruits,
We know that food grown in healthy soil with sustainable practices is healthy food. We act as stewards of this land, caring for its health to support yours.
ATIBA FARM is a for-profit social enterprise initiative of Black Vegans of Toronto Ltd. (Previously named BVOT Brandon Street Farm). Our mission is to organically grow fresh fruits, herbs, and vegetables for various Toronto and GTA communities.
Atiba Farm uses only the most fertile organic soil. We employ natural and sustainable farming methods, free from pesticides or fertilizers. Organic foods and organic farming methods leave a smaller carbon footprint while simultaneously improving the health of customers and local communities.
Black Vegans Of Toronto
Growing Food For Our Communities
Growing Food For Our Communities
Black Vegans of Toronto is a support group for Black Canadians who are vegetarian, vegan, or raw foodies and are interested in transitioning to a plant-based vegan lifestyle. We support each other and, lovingly and respectfully, encourage our families, friends, and all Black Canadians to adopt this very healthful, disease-preventing lif
Black Vegans of Toronto is a support group for Black Canadians who are vegetarian, vegan, or raw foodies and are interested in transitioning to a plant-based vegan lifestyle. We support each other and, lovingly and respectfully, encourage our families, friends, and all Black Canadians to adopt this very healthful, disease-preventing lifestyle.
The motivation to start this group came from the (not very public) alarming fact the black people in Canada are critically unhealthy.
Black Canadians are very high on the list of those suffering from food-borne diseases like Arthritis, Alzheimer's, Cancer, Diabetes, Heart Disease, High Blood Pressure, Obesity, Parkinson's, and Lupus.
Evidence-based research shows that as much as 80 percent of these illnesses are prevented, and in some cases, cured by a change to a plant-based vegan lifestyle.
The Stop Farmers Market
Growing Food For Our Communities
The Stop Farmers Market
Atiba Farm will be indoors at The Stop Farmers Market, Wychwood Barns, 601 Christie Street, Toronto. Every Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm. (December 2021-May 2022)
We are also happy to announce our new partnership with Eritrea-born Naza Hasebenebi, the owner and founder of CHIC PEAS VEG. This plant-based company offers catering, meal plans
Atiba Farm will be indoors at The Stop Farmers Market, Wychwood Barns, 601 Christie Street, Toronto. Every Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm. (December 2021-May 2022)
We are also happy to announce our new partnership with Eritrea-born Naza Hasebenebi, the owner and founder of CHIC PEAS VEG. This plant-based company offers catering, meal plans, pop-up brunches, and online cooking classes (public/private/corporate) in Toronto and the surrounding areas. Check out their website at www.chicpeasveg.com.
You can place orders with Chicpeasveg and pick them up from Atiba Farm at the Farmers Market on Saturdays.
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