Oh boy, it has been a long road here - and I can honestly say that starting a farm was always a dream I had, but not one I though we could do, or one my family shared!

But here we are! All the beekeeping classes, education garden workshops, compost demonstrations, working at every single farmer's markets in the lower mainland and volunteering at several farms, have culminated in our own slice of leased land. We can't wait to get started!

Young Agrarians made this possible! We were able to find land to lease from an amazing family that shares our goals and visions with their help. Our main goal is to protect this tiny corner of soil for future generation. Food security is an issue close to my heart and one I hope our kids continue to fight for as they grow.

New rules allowing Courtenay residence to sell produce from home has helped to make our dream come true and possibly profitable! Maybe? A portion of our food grown will go to food insecure families and the Food Bank. We look forward to feeding the Comox Valley for years to come.

regenerative, more than organic

We're not yet certified organic, but we follow these regenerative practices:


One of our trap crops!

Cabbage under cover to lightly protect from cold temperatures

Kohlrabi with no plastic mulch and interplanted with radishes

Four rows covered to repel pests, but have to come off when flowers appear

Flea beetle everywhere, but that's ok, we don't eat this part! And we'd rather not spray