Arjuna Berry Farms has been farming since 1975. Ours is a family-run farm, and we take pride in the high standards we have maintained throughout the years. We only sell premium fruit and vegetables at competitive pricing. We provide blueberries, … Continue reading →

COVID-19 update: In order to continue to serve our customers, we remain open during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are limiting the number of guests in our shop to 1 at a time. Please remain outside until the shop is cleared. … Continue reading →

COVID-19 update: Our market is now open 7 days a week from 9-5pm! The staff are available to take your order for frozen berries and/or other locally crafted foods. Feel free to call us at 604-888-1665 or message us directly on Instagram … Continue reading →

COVID-19 update: In the past, our farm has served as a venue for gathering and socializing. Something we love. For the time being, this is no longer the case. Not only do we feel this is the right thing to … Continue reading →

Come visit our family owned and operated third-generation farm! Our cattle are forage grass raised and finished on a diet of Non-GMO corn and grain here on our farm. Our beef is antibiotic & steroid free and is dry-aged 28 … Continue reading →

Howard Wong Farms, established in 1975, is a family owned and operated farm and farmers’ market, a customer-friendly business, offering top quality produce. We grow and sell many of our own products, including corn, green and red cabbage, pumpkins, and … Continue reading →

Serving you since 1974. Enjoy our family friendly u-pick fields, food areas, waffle bar, farm fresh bakery, home and garden market, and estate winery. During the summer you’ll find beautiful fresh berries (u-pick or pre-picked), daily baking from our Harvest … Continue reading →

Whether you are cooking for your family or for guests, Lepp Farm Market is a great place to start your shopping. The Fraser Valley meats come from animals raised without antibiotics or added growth hormones. The dry-aged beef, free-run poultry … Continue reading →

Everyone is welcome on the farm. Our 80 acre family run farm is a place to build new memories, connections, and experience life on the farm. We offer two play areas, a jumping pillow, pedal go-kart track and a scenic … Continue reading →

Neufeld Farms is a family farm, and with more than 40 successful years of farming, we offer the Valley’s best in our farm market. We raise our own free run hormone-free chickens, and strive to provide you with a variety … Continue reading →

Ralph’s Farm Market is conveniently located on Fraser Highway in Murrayville on our family farm. We not only grow blueberries and corn right here in our fields, but also have been the Fraser Valley’s Okanagan Connection over the last 36 … Continue reading →

Come and enjoy the farm-fresh taste at Surrey Farms. We stand by the freshness of our handpicked berries. We pick strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and blackberries daily to provide the real taste of the farm. For those adventurers, our fields are … Continue reading →

At The Local Harvest Market we are committed to providing our community with naturally grown foods that are produced right here on our 30-acre farm and in our region. At our convenient location in Chilliwack, just south of Highway 1, … Continue reading →

The UBC Farm is a unique 24-hectare certified organic farm with integrated community-engaged educational programming, research, and production on UBC’s Point Grey campus in Vancouver. Visit and explore the UBC Farm to learn about biodiversity, youth and adult place-based education, … Continue reading →

We are more than just an herb farm… Westham Island Herb Farm offers an array of veggies, fruits and flowers. This year, Westham Island Herb Farm celebrates 25 years in business. Our family has proudly farming on Westham Island since … Continue reading →

Willems Berry Farm is a family owned and operated farm in Abbotsford. Our family has been growing berries since 1983. We offer u-pick strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries, as well as frozen berries. Limited quantities of fresh berries are available, or … Continue reading →