What is your Holy Grail? That is, what have you been searching for, for a very long time and not yet found?
Now where did we leave off last time? Oh yes I was talking about plants being too close to the house causing heat and drought damage to the plant.
Let us find a better way to live this year. Working at the Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV) has invoked a desire in me to do what I can for the well-being of my generation.
In these challenging times the focus rightly remains on healthcare and the overall impact of the pandemic on virtually all areas of life.
I killed a cow today; its blood is still on my hands. Oh yes, I justify this by telling myself that it is for my family’s sustenance.
The availability of labour is a critical factor in determining the long-term growth and profitability of Canadian agriculture.
Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV) is excited to receive an Award of Excellence from the Association of Manitoba Museums (AMM).
Over the past two years there have been many disruptions. The one that has been among the most difficult is when schools have not been able to have in-person learning.
Our ability to respond to our pandemic has been limited by available resources. When we were first faced with the pandemic, now almost two years ago, our resources were very limited.
When visiting the farm houses at the Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV), I’m reminded of a time when there was more silence and simplicity in the world.
