Most people would agree that the best flavours of summer come from what has been freshly picked from our back yards.

Here at the farm, we try and bring all those crisp fresh flavours to you.

We grow potatoes, carrots, beets, corn, parsnips, squash, pumpkins, tomatoes, cucumbers, peas, beans, lettuce, spinach, radishes, onions, dill, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, kohlrabi, zucchini, strawberries, rhubarb, melons , and quite possibly a few more!

We look forward to supplying these veggies for your family this summer!

If you love pickling and canning, this is your one-stop shop!

We grow pickling cucumbers, baby carrots, zucchini, tomatoes, garlic, dill, and more.

We sell these pickling veggies by the pound and case lots.

Whether you’re making 2 jars or 20 jars of homemade pickles or salsa, let us know the quantities you would like so we can add you to the list. You will be informed about prices and availability.

New for 2021 was the addition of 9 beehives to the farm.

It has been a very interesting venture with a huge learning curve. The benefits of these little bees working overtime pollinating our crops has been a huge contribution to the success of our fruits and veggies. The honey they produce is an added benefit.

When we start harvesting, we will be bringing fresh unpasteurized honey to the markets.

Exclusive to the farm store market is a large selection of baked goods.

Each week, you can expect fresh homemade bread, buns, sweets and treats!

On the farm, we have an AHS inspected commercial kitchen where all of this yumminess is created.

There’s nothing more cheerful than a fresh cut bouquet of flowers. Whether it’s for someone special or simply for your own enjoyment, we have a beautiful bouquet for you.

Farm. Fresh. Brown. Eggs

Need we say more?

Chickens have always been a part of our farm. Grandpa actually had 900 laying hens in the ‘50’s and delivered crates of eggs to Edson until the mid-’80’s. We are just carrying on the tradition, albeit with a few less eggs!

Kristy bought 10 sheep when she was in junior high in order to train her border collie pup, Ernie. Sheep have been a part of our farm ever since. We have raised all different breeds of sheep throughout the years, but have settled on Dorset sheep.

Occasionally we sell government inspected lamb. Please contact Kristy for availability.

The cows are a year-round operation. Calving. Night checks. Chasing them down the road to and from pasture. Fencing. Fencing. Did I mention fencing?

Cows have always been a part of the farm. We currently run a limousin-cross herd.

Every year we finish a few animals for our personal use and for sale. This meat is also government inspected. We sell our beef by pre-order only.