Climate change affects our food system, but growing food locally can also be part of climate action. A Toronto Seedy Saturday sneak preview!

About this event

Many of us have noticed in our growing areas that the weather affects our gardens and crops. We have not seen the yields as we expected. Or, we have not noticed the same level of harvests due to improper pollination, or insect damage.

Drastic changes in weather have been a large discussion across the country. Whether it is drought, flooding, extreme summer heat, or ‘these strange bugs popping up that I have not seen before’, this particular topic on how climate change affects our gardens and farms is important.