Aldor Acres is a third-generation family owned and operated farm located five kilometres east of Fort Langley, providing an unforgettable and educational farm experience. What started off as a small pumpkin patch during October has now expanded into a year-round … Continue reading →

COVID-19 update: Opening day at the farmstand is June 5, 2020 and would like to share what to expect when you visit. We ask: 1) Not to shop if you are ill, ask a friend or neighbour to shop for … Continue reading →

Tree fruits and vegetables have been grown on our Langley farm for more than 75 years. Apples and pears are our main crops, and we specialize in Gravenstein, Orenco, Northern Spy and Bramley apples and Sierra pears. We also grow … Continue reading →

Emma’s Acres is a nationally recognized, award winning, agriculture social enterprise located in Mission, BC that is managed by L.I.N.C. (Long-term Inmates Now in the Community) Society. Emma’s Acres: 1. Provides offenders with employment skills and reintegration supports as they … Continue reading →

COVID-19 update: We remain open for Orders during the Covid 19 outbreak. Please order online through our website and we will contact you to arrange a pickup time. We also continue to attend the following markets: Trout Lake Farmers Market every … Continue reading →

We are a certified organic, co-operative farm that grows organic salad mix, vegetables, culinary herbs, edible and cut flowers, plus some fruits. Order farm produce and/or flowers through our weekly CSA Box Program or find us at the Kitsilano, Trout … Continue reading →

Howard Wong Farms, established in 1975, is a family owned and operated farm and farmers market in Matsqui. We are a customer-friendly business offering all your fruit and veggie needs, plus much more. We pride ourselves on our dedicated and … Continue reading →

COVID-19 update: At Lepp Farm Market we are committed to the health & safety of our staff members and our guests. We ask that if you feel sick or display any Covid-19 related symptoms, do not enter the market. For … Continue reading →

COVID-19 update: While we work alongside everyone in our community to support social distancing, we have found a way to stay connected – through food. We are pleased to offer touch free curbside pick up for a select offering of Mama Maan’s … Continue reading →

COVID-19 update: We are open for the season! If you are sick or have a fever, PLEASE do not come shopping that day. If we observe someone to be ill we will kindly ask that you come back when you … Continue reading →

COVID-19 update: We want to say a big thank you to our staff who worked incredibly hard to serve everyone over the last few months! We also want to thank all of our valued customers for your patience! We are so … Continue reading →

We are one of the founding certified organic farms in the Lower Mainland. We only produce certified organic fruit and vegetables. Our assortment of vegetables includes more than 40 varieties of tomatoes including heritage / heirloom ones, broccoli, cabbage, green … Continue reading →

COVID-19 update: As mandated by Fraser Health Authority, if you are experiencing ANY cough, fever or other respiratory symptoms OR believe you may have been exposed to COVID-19 or any other respiratory illness, please do not enter our facility for … Continue reading →

COVID-19 update: There are new procedures in place when you enter our farm store. No cash please; debit TAP only. Maintain social distancing. Our team will be behind two tables, and will retrieve items for you. Only five minutes from … Continue reading →

COVID-19 update: Parking lot pickup is available for those wishing for contactless shopping. Our market will remain open for regular business. You can place your order online to purchase a harvest box. Hands will be washed before and after putting … Continue reading →

COVID-19 update: UBC Farm Markets are back! View our market page for new and increased safety precautions. We ask market customers not to stay on site: we remain closed to the public in order to protect our field and market … Continue reading →