Welcome

Showcasing saskatchewan raw goods

Running a sustainable, forward looking mid sized family farm that prioritizes employees, fosters a strong skills based approach to training and strives to keep land healthy and productive through early adoption of new technology and diverse crop rotation.

Meet The Team

What We Produce

We like to keep our rotations broad and manage weeds with the best tools available. Trials, new tech, and good conversations with on and off farm specialist help keep things forward focused.

Hard Red Spring Wheat

Malt Barley

Amber Durum

Red Lentils

Yellow Peas

Flax

Canola

Our Crops

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Our History

4 Generations of Farmers

Our farming legacy traces back to 1908 when our ancestors immigrated from Yorkshire, UK, to cultivate new beginnings in Canada. Through generations, our family has nurtured this passion, cultivating not just crops, but a rich heritage of hard work and resilience. From humble beginnings to the present day, our farm stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of those who came before us.

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1908

Salmon Arm

1917

On the binder

1940

Jenny Longmire

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Apr 18, 2024

What is Rural?

Apr 18, 2024

So, what does rural mean in Saskatchewan? The open space of rural living generally connotes freedom, it means small government, it means concerns about agriculture are front and centre, and lauds self-directed stewardship.

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Apr 18, 2024

Apr 4, 2024

Regenerative Practices

Apr 4, 2024

What is regenerative agriculture? Like any term that enters the mainstream and attempts to quickly define or explain a very complicated process, “regenerative” agriculture is a broad concept without any definition, and is the subject of much debate by farmers, politicians, activists, and a large swath of the general public.