LIFE IS TOO SHORT FOR GROCERY STORE VEGETABLES
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BE NOURISHED, INSPIRED, AND GROUNDED BY THE FOOD YOU EAT.
OVER THE LAST 12 YEARS WE'VE TESTED MORE THAN 500 VARIETIES OF VEGETABLE SO WE KNOW WHAT WORKS.
WE KNOW WHAT TASTES DELICIOUS AND WHAT DESERVES TO GRACE YOUR TABLE.
TAKE YOUR LOVE OF VEGGIES TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL!
THREE WAYS TO ENJOY THE FARM
COME OUT TO THE FARM. LINGER. BREATHE. GET THE MOST AMAZING VEGGIES YOU'VE EVER TASTED.
WE DON'T JUST GROW VEGGIES...
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WE GROW COMMUNITY TO NURTURE YOUR SOUL.
WE GROW SOIL TO HEAL THE EARTH.
WE'RE GROWING A MOVEMENT TO EMPOWER THE FUTURE.
COME ALONG FOR THE RIDE!
We firmly believe in the power of organic food to nourish the mind, body, and soul and we are honoured to be able to provide for you and your family.
Our mission...
is simply to grow the very best produce Ottawa has ever tasted! Fresh, crunchy, juicy, washed, organic, ultra local.
Our farm...
is located less than 12 minutes from downtown Ottawa, on a property nestled in the Greenbelt. It doesn't get more local than that!
Our summer CSA...
is super simple, super flexible, and super delicious. Why not try Ottawa's most flexible farm direct vegetable basket?
Hear what our community has to say
We've tried a few different CSAs over the last couple of years. The only one we returned to is Ottawa Farm Fresh. It's a super convenient location, the produce is fresh and organic, the staff and ownership is great, and the flexibility is unparalleled.
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In the depths of winter, when the days are short and the ground is frozen, it’s easy to forget that this season has its own kind of abundance. We live in a world that offers us strawberries in February and tomatoes year-round, but what if winter isn’t something to escape from? What if it’s an invitation, to slow down, to rest, and to eat in a way that truly reflects where we are?
Growing Into 2026, Together
The turn of the year always feels a little magical on the Farm. A quiet pause. A deep breath.
The fields resting under snow while big ideas quietly germinate underground. Farming has a way of teaching us that time isn’t linear, it’s cyclical, rhythmic, and patient. As we step into 2026, we’re feeling deeply grateful to be right here, doing this work: growing food, tending soil, and feeding our community with intention and care.
Farm Store Hours for 2026
The Farm Store is closed for the 2025 season, but we’re already excited to welcome you back when the Farm Store re-opens for the 2026 season on February 5!
The 2025 Season Has Come to a Close | gratitude and lessons
As the 2025 season draws to a close, we find ourselves pausing in gratitude - taking a breath, looking back, and honouring all the year has held. This was our longest season ever, stretching from February to December, and like all seasons, it came with plenty of highs, a few lows, and lots of lessons along the way.
Let Winter Feed Us
In the depths of winter, when the days are short and the ground is frozen, it’s easy to forget that this season has its own kind of abundance. We live in a world that offers us strawberries in February and tomatoes year-round, but what if winter isn’t something to escape from? What if it’s an invitation, to slow down, to rest, and to eat in a way that truly reflects where we are?
Growing Into 2026, Together
The turn of the year always feels a little magical on the Farm. A quiet pause. A deep breath.
The fields resting under snow while big ideas quietly germinate underground. Farming has a way of teaching us that time isn’t linear, it’s cyclical, rhythmic, and patient. As we step into 2026, we’re feeling deeply grateful to be right here, doing this work: growing food, tending soil, and feeding our community with intention and care.
Farm Store Hours for 2026
The Farm Store is closed for the 2025 season, but we’re already excited to welcome you back when the Farm Store re-opens for the 2026 season on February 5!
The 2025 Season Has Come to a Close | gratitude and lessons
As the 2025 season draws to a close, we find ourselves pausing in gratitude - taking a breath, looking back, and honouring all the year has held. This was our longest season ever, stretching from February to December, and like all seasons, it came with plenty of highs, a few lows, and lots of lessons along the way.