Manitoba-laid eggs provide good, locally produced nutrition while supporting local farmers and the Canadian agriculture industry.
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Local produce an excellent option
You can support Canadian agriculture by purchasing your groceries locally, with fresh produce available from Canadian suppliers in your area.
Sandwiches and wraps keep farmers fuelled during seeding
Canadian farmers work long hours during seeding; these sandwich and wrap ideas are easy field meals that work as hard as they do.
How to buy Canadian at the grocery store
Fill your grocery cart with more Canadian-made and Canadian-grown food items. Here’s how to tell how Canadian some of those products actually are.
Cook local and keep it cheap: Budget-friendly tips and recipes with Manitoba ingredients
From raw ingredients grown on local farms to value-added products from Canadian food vendors, locally produced food can give your menu pizzazz while still sticking to a budget.
Local agriculture on the table with Great Tastes of Manitoba
Great Tastes of Manitoba highlights Manitoba’s wealth of agricultural production and the delicious things you can make with ingredients grown close to home
Harvest meals, made quick and easy
Whipping up field suppers during harvest is no joke. Here are your next great meal tips.
Welcome to stone fruit season
Stone fruit like peaches and cherries are a hallmark of summer menus. Here are tips and recipes to get the most out of them while they're still in season.
Gourmet food in the field
Being busy on the farm doesn't mean meals have to be boring. Power bowls can be thrown together with whatever's on hand and are a tasty option for field lunches and rushed meals.
Put Prairie pulses on your plate
Pulses are among the hidden treasures of the Prairies. Packed with protein, fibre and a wealth of health benefits, pulses like lentils, chickpeas, dry peas and dry beans are waiting to be discovered. Pulse versus legume The words pulse and legume are not interchangeable. Legume is the broad term for plants from the Fabaceae family.[...]
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