If you want to build a community, plant a garden. It’s what Max Valyear did when he turned his front yard into an urban farm. His brown brick Belleville home has become a destination for early morning joggers, evening dog walkers and couples out for a moonlit stroll. It’s the hub of Green Wheel Farms, a neighbourhood anomaly challenging city dwellers to think differently about food. Max started Green Wheel Farms in early 2014 after spending a winter learning about market gardening and small ...
