What would Sheep to Sock be without one of our main stars, sheep! SPANL, or the Sheep Producers Association of Newfoundland and Labrador, wi...

Did you grow up milking goats? Do you remember hauling wood by goat instead of horse? Do you have memories of keeping gardens or raising a...

Since arriving in Newfoundland fifteen years ago, Dan Rubin has been deeply involved in local history and heritage, as the founding chair...

Sarah Ferber is the Education Manager at Food Security Network NL. Their mission is to actively promote comprehensive, community-based s...

Happy Tuesday! For this week's Folklore Photo, a lovely view of a potato garden in flower in Trinity, Trinity Bay. I have been ass...

In today's edition of the Living Heritage Podcast, folklorist Dale Jarvis talks with Kevin Aucoin of the Agricultural History Socie...

Plowing under caplin for fertilizer [VA 110-32.2] 1930 International Grenfell Association photograph collection Fred Coleman Sears pho...

If you've followed the ICH blog for any length of time, you'll know that we love root cellars! A few years ago, we pa...

In 2011, the Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador (HFNL) hosted the agricultural-themed folklife festival, Seeds to Supper, ...

Coffee and Culture: Root Cellars March 14, 2:30pm The Rooms Theatre How do you keep vegetables fresh without electricity? In a root c...

In my ongoing quest to document the seemingly now-vanished tradition of hay barracks in Newfoundland, I've come across another photog...

I'm hoping that someone out there in Newfoundland has a photo (or memories) of a hay barrack. I'm working on a little article on ha...

The Seeds To Supper Festival is in full stride right now. We've just hosted two successful events, our Food Folklore and Tourism works...

In this edition of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Update for Newfoundland and Labrador: the Seeds to Supper Festival gets underway with a...