About CRUF BiHi

Common Roots Urban Farm BiHi is a community farm at the bottom of Bayers Road, across from the Bayers Road Centre. Established in 2019, we are a public community space where all members of the community are welcome to visit and spend time.

We hope the gardens encourage physical, mental, environmental and community health, which we define as a community in which all people, regardless of race, gender-identity, class, religion, ability or appearance feel welcomed and supported.

Our farm is made up of allotment plots, a market garden, common plots and community seating areas. We host a variety of programs including volunteer programs, group visits, workshops and educational opportunities, and community events. Our market garden grows vegetables and flowers for sale to local businesses and at our market stand, and for donation to volunteers, community members and community organizations.

A drone shot of some of the market garden beds running on an angle with one person harvesting spinach in the middle

Market Garden

 We grow fresh greens, vegetables, herbs and flowers in our market garden using ecological farming practices.  If you come to volunteer at the farm, you will probably find yourself planting, weeding, watering or harvesting here.

Produce and flowers from the market garden are sold to local businesses, at our market stand, and donated to volunteers, community members and community projects.

Three people push a garden box up on end, moving it across the farm. Two people look on

Get Involved

Keen to get your hands in the soil and spend time outdoors? We’d love your help on the farm!

Volunteers lend a hand with preparing garden beds, weeding and caring for plants, building infrastructure, moving soil, harvesting, and tackling other seasonal farm tasks.

Email nicola.nemy@ecologyaction.ca to learn more!

Three generation of family gather around an allotment plot harvesting mustard greens

Join our waitlist for a plot!  

Our community garden has just over 100 (4ft x 12ft) plots, as well as several raised accessible beds. Plots cost  $30 for the growing season (subsidies available on request).  Water is available on site and garden tools are accessible at select times.