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Peggy was raised on a family farm in rural Ontario with ten siblings, where she discovered her love of home economics through the completion of eighteen 4-H Homemaking Clubs. After finishing college, she worked as an educator and leader in health care for twenty years; and during the past five
Professor Peggy O'Neil explores how her farming roots shape her approach to teaching humanities and food systems, highlighting urban agriculture's potential and the power of community-based solutions to create sustainable food access for all.
While we finish up some brand new episodes, have a look or a listen to one of our favourites from 2024!
Joe & Holly extend warm wishes for the season as GrowAbility goes on Hiatus until 2025!
One of Joe's favourite subjects is bicycles, and who better to discuss it with than Luis Patricio, a professor and PhD student specializing in urban studies.
