Indigenous Connections at The Seneca Farm | Sustainable Seneca | Seneca Students

The Seneca Farm’s foundations are built on sustainability, equity and access to healthy produce for all.

To acknowledge and continue our relationship with our Indigenous community and help provide access to healthy produce, the Seneca Farm has partnered with First Peoples@Seneca and the Seneca Student Federation (SSF) Food Bank. Both First Peoples@Seneca and the SSF Food Bank have an open invitation to help select the species grown to meet the needs of our community and are recipients of the produce that’s grown.

The farm incorporates art and teachings by Peggy Pitawanakwat Chi Taa Kwe, Anishinaabe, from the First Nation of Wiikwemikoong Unceded Territory on Manitoulin Island.

This artwork is displayed on The Seneca Farm’s exterior and reflects an Anishinaabe Creation Story utilizing Indigenous symbology of elements, cycles and teachings.