A family operation that grew out of Yukon Valley Farm, the Amiot family evolved from raising livestock into running the Yukon's first flour mill. They cultivate barley and other grains adapted to local conditions and produce nutrient-rich barley products — including the pancake & waffle mix, hot breakfast cereal, and brownie mix featured in the bundle.
From the Ground Up
Locally grown food, supporting Yukon school food programs. Students and early learning centres sell bundles of Yukon-grown food to raise funds for their school — and to back the territory's farmers.
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Established in 1999 by Steve & Bonnie Mackenzie-Grieve, Yukon Grain Farm sits north of Whitehorse along the Yukon River. Originally focused on grain feed, they expanded into vegetables and now grow the potatoes, carrots, beets, parsnips, and cabbage that anchor the food bundle.
About YFFLA
Since the 1990s, the Yukon Food for Learning Association has supported and promoted school-based food programming across the Yukon.
We're working toward a Yukon where every student has access to healthy food at school — by funding school food programs, advocating for students, and strengthening community partnerships.