Join Growcer and Local Line on October 27 to chat about how technology is changing food distribution.

Local Line created an ecommerce tool for farmers to easily sell food online. We like to think of them as Shopify for growers. Plus, they're proudly Canadian just like us 👋

And together, we're committed to a future of food that is more local than ever. 

If you are into big picture conversations about food, register now.

See how Growcer’s container farms work

Don’t miss your chance to step into one of Growcer’s farms for a virtual tour on October 28!

Register now and submit your questions ahead of time.

Farm Highlight: Not your average classrooms!

This fall, two schools added a Growcer farm to teach future generations about food and agriculture. Congratulations to Altario School in Altario, Alberta and Hector Thiboutot Community School in Sandy Bay, Saskatchewan!

We're excited to see their programs grow and offer students who are interested in farming a "classroom" experience like no other.

🍎 Calling all educators! October is Farm to School Month, check out resources on land-based learning from Farm to Cafeteria Canada to add to your classroom.

Headlines: A sprinklin' of herbs 🍃

📹 In this 2-minute video, The Pirursiivik Project in Inukjuak takes you behind-the-scenes of their Growcer farm!

🚀 Growcer graduates Invest Ottawa's Accelerator Program! We wouldn't be who we are today without the program's guidance and access to invaluable mentors. And thank YOU for sticking with us through the journey!

👀 Spotted: Michael with Growcer's R&D team found a wonky spinach leaf that looks exactly like the Growcer leaf!

🍽️ "When it comes to solving complex problems like food waste and food access, the solution is supporting local." Read Growcer's co-founder Corey Ellis' words on how supporting locally grown food reduces food waste.

🌱 We're growing! Check out our open roles here.

🔶 The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation took place on September 30, but reconciliation is a longterm commitment. Revisit sessions hosted by the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation available online now.

Stay supporting local,

The Growcer Team 🎃