Description and historical use of land available for farming
Road Access
Yes - driveway from main road
Electricity
Yes
Cell Service
No - wifi
Long-term goal or vision for land
Reviving Our Roots, Nourishing Our Future: The Kara-Kata Africa Village Project (KAVP)
Empowering the Black, African and Caribbean (BAC) communities to reclaim our agricultural heritage and thrive!
KAVP is a groundbreaking initiative that inspires new and settled community members to embrace farming as a sustainable economic opportunity. We're dedicated to growing and selling culturally appropriate foods that nourish our bodies and souls. Our mantra? "Let's grow what we eat, and eat what we grow."
Led by the Kara-Kata Afrobeat Society of Canada, this pioneering project is the first of its kind, proudly rooted in BAC community leadership and ownership. Together, we're cultivating a healthier, more prosperous future, reconnecting with our ancestral traditions and celebrating our cultural identity.
We are working on obtaining funding to expand our farming infrastructure on the property.
Known environmental hazards (wildfire area, flooding, etc.)
No
Current residents living on property
Yes - owners
Availability of farm buildings
Yes - barn, storage
Land is fenced
Yes - entire property
Availability of farm machinery and tools
No
Water source
Well -
Water rights to these sources
No
On-site housing
No
Restricted access of visitors
Yes - visitors must schedule a time
Types of production you are open to
Bees -
Practices preferred
Organic -
Agronomic potential
Good
Soil details
Preferred arrangement
Lease -
Would you be willing to mentor or advise the entering farmer(s)?
Yes - My partner mentors Black, African and Caribbean farmers
