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Comox Valley Organics is a co-operative of certified or transitional organic farms who offer a wide selection of local fruits, vegetables, herbs, seeds, and seedlings. Our member farms: Amara Farm, Carraic Farm, Everfields Farm, and Minwaadizi Farm
We started farming on Dove Creek road in 2018, with a passion for food and focus on quality and sustainability, we aim to bring to the best we can produce. We grow asparagus, corn, garlic, broccolini, potatoes, and deliciously sweet strawberries, watermelon and cantaloupe …
In 1989 Vlasta Ulovec and Rod McNabb had no intention of becoming apple farmers. They were happy, living in Vancouver. But an ad for an organic orchard caught their attention. On a whim they took a look. That whimsical trip to Denman Island led them to buy the farm.
Amara Farm, established in 2012, is a certified organic vegetable, fruit and nut farm located 10 min north of Courtenay. We grow over 47 different types of produce and are committed to organic and regenerative practices that help put carbon back into the soil. We love experimenting with new crops.
We are happy to bring authentic Hong Kong-style buns and cakes to the Comox Valley! Freshly baked that morning with local pasture-run eggs.
Comox Valley Mushrooms is a family operated mushroom farm in Courtenay. We specialize in cultivating gourmet mushrooms which grow on hardwood sawdust. We take pride in providing the best possible quality mushrooms to our valued customers.
GreenERA is a young, multigenerational farm in the Merville area. My husband and I, together with my son and my mom & dad, are developing our dream of sustainability by growing beautiful food for the body, heart and soul!
Jim and his family operate a quaint berry farm on Coleman Road in the Comox Valley. They specialize in juicy strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries, all handpicked for optimal freshness. Nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of Vancouver Island, their farm offers a taste of nature’s bounty.
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We respectfully acknowledge that the land we gather on is on the Unceded traditional territory of the K’ómoks First Nation, the traditional keepers of this land.
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