Visit our little country farm market and enjoy our wonderful old-fashioned gourmet ice cream and frozen yogurt, European style yogurts, assorted cheese, fresh cheddar curd, milk products and Feta cheese. We have fresh produce, a delicatessen, light lunches and more. … Continue reading →

Since 1964, Driediger Farms has been offering B.C.’s best in farm fresh berries. With acres of clean, supervised u-pick fields and a market filled with local artisanal goods, it is a place for the entire family to enjoy. Follow us … Continue reading →

We produce grass fed goat’s milk, yogurt and cheese on our true working farm. You can buy them at our farm store along with other products like water buffalo milk and cheeses, goat milk soap, natural honey and farm fresh … 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 →

A family farm for more than 40 years, sharing the valley’s best! We raise our own chicken! Our freezers are filled with top of the line beef, seafood, and local gourmet sides. Our dairy, deli, and local bakery offer everything … Continue reading →

Ralph’s Farm Market is conveniently located on Fraser Highway in Murrayville next to Ralph’s Farm. Our family owned and operated market has been the Fraser Valley’s Okanagan Connection since 1982. What started as a seasonal hay wagon in 1992, has … Continue reading →

The Farm House Natural Cheeses is a locally owned business that has been providing artisanal cheeses for its customers since 2003. Farm fresh milk from our grass fed cows and goats is delivered to our cheese room daily to create … Continue reading →

Vitala Foods makes dairy and egg products—milk, yogurt, and eggs—that are innovative, healthy and traceable. You can buy farm fresh Vitala products at Safeway, Nature’s Pickin’s and Lepp Market in Abbotsford. To learn about where your food comes from, visit … Continue reading →