Greg Roberts, Karin Kliewer, Maya Kliewer-Roberts 508 Duke Street West, Kitchener

www.littlecityfarm.ca

An urban homestead andeco Bed & Breakfast since 2007

Food Production on our 1/3 acre property:100+ edible & medicinal herbs, mushroom logs,

50+ vegetables, 10 fruit & nut trees, berries, grapes, 20+ kinds edible flowers plus more.

Always maximizing small spaces

Permaculture approach to gardening

Passive Solar Greenhouse for seedlings & greens

Ponds, Rain Water Harvesting, Grey Water Recycling

Flower, Herb & Seed Gardens attract Pollinators

Public Events: Sustainability Workshops & Tours Since 2007 we have hosted more than 75 workshops, and estimated 3000 visitors

Reviving Homesteading Skills

The busy annual Seedling Sale!SATURDAY OF MAY LONG WEEKEND

Heirloom tomatoes, herbs

and other vegetables

Natural Building Projects:StrawbaleHouse Addition

Wood-fired outdoor oven made of cob

(sand-straw-clay)

Energy Conservation

Producing Handmade Goods

Eco-Conscious Bed & Breakfast Guest Space

Our B&B features healthful organic, local vegetarian/vegan homegrown food

How to start your own urban homestead10 Simple Ways to Start your Urban Homestead

1) Stay In One Place

2) Observe, Reflect, Then Act

3) Grow Some Food

4) Start Becoming Re-Skilled

5) Get Rid of Your Car

6) Reduce Your Energy Consumption

7) Make & Make Do

8) Involve Your Children

9) Engage your Community

10) Work with Joy

Contact – www.littlecityfarm.ca