Farms in Cowichan, BC

Pedrosa's Asparagus Farm located at 1550 Robson Lane in Cowichan Bay on Vancouver Island in British Columbia harvest our asparagus and process it in the quickest time possible. Once picked, the asparagus is put into a cooler where the temperature is just above 0 degrees C to coo…

Sunny Vale Farm began at its current location in Cowichan Bay, on Vancouver Island in beautiful British Columbia, in 1964! Over the years we have developed a solid herd of Registered Holsteins, selecting first for type and second for production. In 2008, we were thrilled to rece…

The back field has been converted into a functional and productive space with greenhouses, raised beds and healthy fields for growing vegetables. We produce fresh and tasty greens in the raised beds, tomatoes and cucumbers in the greenhouses. We also have fruit trees, field ve…

At Island Hothouse we produce local greenhouse vegetables that include sweet bell, habaneros, jalapenos and anehiem peppers as well as multiple verities of cucumbers, tomatoes and eggplant.

At Providence Farm, we provide a variety of innovative programs for individuals with mental health, brain injury, age-related illness, and developmental challenges.

Ian and Jennifer Woike 2015 Recipients’ of the Black Tie Award for Excellence in a business sized 10-20 employees Egg Supplier for 5 years for the Annual Heart And Stroke Breakfast Provides eggs to Health Unit Programs to supply expectant Moms with eggs School Breakfast programs…

Glenora Farm is one of two Camphill Communities in Western Canada, where adults with developmental disabilities live, work and learn together with their caregivers.

Our Methods Ethical, healthful agriculture in the Comox Valley Tannadice Farms has established a method of farming that is ethical, sustainable and healthful. Quite simply, it's how we feel farming should be done. We take great care of our animals because we know that the way …

Seaview Game Farm is 168 acres of farm located on one mile of pristine waterfront located in Black Creek, British Columbia. Purchased by Paul Pfleger in 1973 is transformed from a swampland and developed for hay, forage and crops. The intent of the farm was to build an environ…

Glean, harvest, collect, rescue, recover.....call it what you will, the Alberni Valley Gleaning Project gathers thousands of pounds of local fruit each year that would otherwise go to waste. The program functions by connecting tree owners who have unwanted or excess fruit with …