See how agriculture affects our everyday foods and its continued importance. How Seager Wheeler practiced soil conservation - shelterbelts, not burning stubble, tilling practices. Understanding the patience and perseverance Seager Wheeler practiced in his accomplishments through imitating his work practices. To observe their surroundings, including new varieties of trees and flowers, etc. Signs will guide you.
Parking is available for buses.
The first building you will see is the Visitors Centre, and this is where you will be greeted by your tour guides. The Farm is also situated between the Batoche National Historic Site and Fort Carlton. There are tables on the veranda outside the Visitors Centre where students and teachers can eat their bag lunches. If the weather forbids eating outside, indoor facilities are available. Lunch can be purchased with advanced booking.