CLICK ON LINKS BELOW
CLICK ON LINKS BELOW
|
2009 LIVE SMART HEROS |
The pioneering spirit of businesswomen is being celebrated through a new book that pays tribute to female entrepreneurship and innovation. This complimentary, full-colour, coffee table style book is available for a limited time and may be ordered online at http://www.womensenterprise.ca/newpioneers |
 |
|
2008 AWARD OF EXCELLENCE FOR INNOVATION IN AGRICULTURE AND AGRI-FOOD In February, 2008 Moose Meadows Farm was awarded this prestigious award for its outstanding contribution to the development and promotion of the birch syrup industry in British Columbia. The tasks completed associated with this award was the completion of "The Birch Syrup Production Manual - Tapping into Syrup Boreal Forest Style" which Heloise authored and the facilitation of two introductory birch syrup production workshops. This project was funded by Investment Agriculture Foundation of British Columbia and sponsored by Quesnel Community & Economic Development Corporation.
|
2007 Innovator of the Year AwardThe Northern BC Today's Woman AwardsIn September, 2007 Heloise was honoured to receive the above award. She won this award after being nominated as she has demonstrated an outstanding achievement in innovation within her community by implementing new processes or systems or creating a new product or service. Additional information about the award can be found at www.todayswomanshow.com |
 Award being presented to Heloise by Adele Yakemchuk, Account Manager, Business Development Bank of Canada |
|
2007 HOME BASED BUSINESS EXCELLENCE In February, 2008 Moose Meadows Farm won the above award.
|
2007 ENVIRONMENTAL FARM PLANMoose Meadows Farm operates as per an implemented Environmental Farm Plan through the Canada - BC EFP Programme. This plan encourages us to be better stewards of the land; (b) Ensure the future of the BC agricultural industry through the further implementation of Beneficial Management Practices; (c) Foster partnerships with agencies; (d) Be a proactive process to help farmers and ranchers identify environmental opportunities and risks on their own land; (e) Be confidential and voluntary; (f) Raise awareness of progress being made on the land; Improve farm profitability; (g) Improve the public perception of agriculture; (h) Reduce conflicts between agriculture and environmental interest; and (i) Reduce wildlife impacts to agricultural lands. |
"Where we farm with the seasons"
