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Lost River Permaculture

Working with Mother Nature to bring sustainable, wholesome and handcrafted goods to the conscientious community of Saskatoon.

Our Honey

"NuBee Premium Honey Brokers"

Our Cattle

"Black Angus"

Blog Archive

▼ 2014 (9)
- ▼ May (2)
  - Building a Greenhouse
  - 21 and Counting at Lost River Permaculture
- ► April (5)
- ► March (2)

Popular Posts

First Calf of the Season! At Lost River Permaculture

This morning we came upon a very exciting sight. A mother cow with the first calf of the season! Mother and baby did all the work themselve...
NuBee Premium Honey Tasting at Ingredients Artisan Market

This past weekend we had the wonderful opportunity to display our NuBee Premium Honey at Ingredients Artisan Market . We brought with us o...
Building a Greenhouse
21 and Counting at Lost River Permaculture

We have 21 calves so far and I am sure there will be a few more later today. Feeding time is the best time to take photos of our beautiful ...
Feedlot Maintenance 101 - Lost River Permaculture

Spring is on its ways but that's not going to stop the little calves from entering into the world! Yes, calving season is just on the ...
NuBee Premium Honey Featured on The Rooster

Published today on The Rooster is a beautiful post featuring our very own NuBee Premium Organic Honey! Our Head Honcho, Shawn Wa...
It Snowed..at Lost River Permaculture

It snowed yesterday, in the middle of April. That is Saskatchewan for you folks. We can go from +17°c and melting to -10°c with an inch of s...
Strange Weather at Lost River Permaculture

We went from sunshine with beautiful sunsets to snow, then rain then snow and rain at the same time. . The most excitement we have seen at...
Spring Has Come to Lost River Permaculture

Spring is finally here! The snow is melting and the ground is drinking up the excess water. The cows are traveling far out into the pasture...

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