::: Jardins de la Résistance :::
::: Local ::: Naturally Grown ::: Vegetables :::
Support Our Project!
(read more below)
-BUY A BASKET of naturally grown vegetables including eggplants, tomatoes,cherry tomatoes, peppers, carrots, squash, cucumber, herbs, onion, ground cherries, medicinal flowers, kale, spinach, swiss chard, garlic, leeks, broccoli and more! We offer one basket size - roughly a full grocery bag of vegetables.
-Price: Sliding Scale; $150-$250. (pay according to your means within this price range)
-Delivery: 10 baskets, every two weeks, starting in late June until the end of the growing season.
-Drop-Off Points: Frigo Vert (2130 Mackay, Guy-Concordia metro) or Au 63 (63 Beaubien East, Beaubien metro); Mondays between 6pm and 7:30pm.
-Consider purchasing a SOLIDARITY BASKET; a basket of vegetables delivered to people in the community who could not otherwise have access to fresh naturally grown produce. Help us financially sustain our project so that we can support communities who are struggling daily for dignity and self-determination.
Call or e-mail us to sign up for a basket (we will e-mail you an application form).
514-267-3701 or email panier.resistance@gmail.com
Thank you!!
:::::THE PROJECT:::::
Les Jardins de la Résistance is a collective farming project located near Huntingdon (Qc), a one (1) hour drive from Montréal. As a collective, we are committed to working autonomously, non-hierarchically and in solidarity with each other to resist capitalism and imperialism. Our project aims to support communities in struggle for dignity and self-determination: including indigenous peoples, immigrant and non-status individuals and families, as well as members of rural communities who are being forced off the land by an economic system which favours large-scale agribusiness. Of particular importance to us is the recognition of the violence and racism that was and continues to be employed to steal land from indigenous people all over the world, including the land we are farming.
In practice, this project aims to foster a space in which to develop creativity, skills, knowledge and techniques towards an agriculture which is respectful of the earth. As well, it aims to build a new source of food for our communities.
All the vegetables are grown with care, using natural growing methods.
Contact us for more information or to get involved: 450-264-9426 (for basket info call 514-267-3701)
