Farms in Huron Park, Kitchener, ON
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Results from the 'Farms' category in Huron Park, Kitchener
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811 Bleams Rd, Kitchener, N2E 3X4
(519) 748-4690
Urban Farm, Charity Organization, Education center 
Heritage Farm is a beloved destination for families in Kitchener. With various programs like Little Farmers, Open Tuesdays, and Rise and Shine, there's always something new to explore. Activities include petting animals, tractor rides, picnics, and crafts. The staff is known for their kindness and understanding. Guests enjoy the peaceful setting and the opportunity to learn and have fun. Nearby results from the Farms category
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1383 Huron Rd, Petersburg, N0B 2H0
(519) 502-1704
Farmers Market, Farmers' market, Fruit & Vegetable Store, Farm, Garden center, Fruit and vegetable store 
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1654 Queen St, New Dundee, N0B 2E0
(519) 897-3754
Farm Customers highly praise the informative tours, fresh maple sap tasting, variety of maple products available, great quality and affordable prices, and excellent customer service provided by the friendly and knowledgeable staff at Maple Tap Farm in New Dundee. 
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1544 Bleams Rd, Petersburg, N0B 2H0
(519) 634-5252
Farm shop, Farm The Shantz Family Farm is a beloved destination for families during autumn, offering a wide variety of pumpkins and squash at reasonable prices. Visitors enjoy picking their own produce and appreciate the friendly and accommodating owners. Wagons are available for those who need assistance. Though there are vines on the ground, the paths are clear for pumpkin picking. The atmosphere is simple and straightforward, with no additional frills, making it a classic pumpkin patch. 
800 Maple Grove Rd, Cambridge, N3H 4R7
(519) 653-7494
Farm, Leasing Services 
1-12 Dupont St W, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Waterloo, N2L 2X6
(226) 600-7782
Seeds of Diversity is a Canadian charitable organization dedicated to the conservation, documentation and use of public-domain non-hybrid plants of Canadian significance. Our 1400 members from coast to coast are gardeners, farmers, teachers, scientists, agricultural historians, researchers and seed vendors. Together we grow, propagate and distribute over 1900 varieties of vegetables, fruit, grains, flowers and herbs. We are a living gene bank. Formerly known as the Heritage Seed Program, a project of the Canadian Organic Growers since 1984, Seeds of Diversity Canada is now an independent charitable corporation operated by a volunteer board of directors. Our work is funded mainly by membership fees and private donations. 
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493 Trussler Rd., Kitchener, N2E 0C3
(519) 742-3707
Horse Boarding Stable, Farm, riding centres, Stable, horse furnishings, horse dealers, related categories, horse training, Sports & Fitness Instruction, Amusement and Recreation Services, Academy, horse transporting, Amusement & Recreation, Riding Academies, rides Brookside Equestrian Centre offers a unique experience for intermediate and advanced riders with excellent coaching from patient instructors. Horses are well-cared-for, and the facility is clean and well-maintained. A welcoming and knowledgeable community of horse enthusiasts creates a great atmosphere. 
650 Riverbend Drive, Suite C, Kitchener, N2K 3S2
(519) 578-2740
Élevage de bétail, Hatcheries, Agriculture-Équipement et services, farms, Agricultural Production Livestock and Animal Spe, Agriculture, Hatchery Poultry, Poultry Hatcheries 
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246 Sherring St, Cambridge, N3H 2W4
(519) 546-3346
Grocery store, Farm Growing Hope Farm in Cambridge is a popular destination for customers to interact with various farm animals, collect fresh eggs, and purchase organic produce and meats. The farm features goats, chickens, turkeys, a pig, and dogs. Visitors can bottle feed and pet the animals. Proceeds from ticket sales support MCC. The farm also sells organic eggs and chicken meat. Customers praise the quality of the meats and prompt service. 
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790 St Charles Rd W, Breslau, N0B 1M0
(519) 570-9160
Farm, Farm Management Services, Farming Service, Services agricoles, Agriculture-Équipement et services, Agriculture 
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3010 Kossuth Rd, Cambridge, N3H 4R6
(519) 574-5490
Farmers' market, Farmers Market, Urban Farm, Specialty Grocery Store TJ's Farm Fresh is a local business praised for offering fresh, delicious, and seasonal produce, including corn and various vegetables. Prices are reasonable, and the friendly staff provides excellent customer service. The selection changes regularly, with options for gourds, squash, and tomatoes, among others. Customers highly recommend buying local and supporting the farmers. 
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909 Bridge St E, Waterloo, N2J 4G8
(519) 635-6653
Farm, Seasonal Store 
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1243 Erbs Rd, St. Agatha, N0B 2L0
(519) 886-7576
A Little Family History Our retail farming business began in 1964 when Howard and Elsie Herrle began growing a few acres of sweet corn and selling it from their garage. The Herrle name soon became known for its fresh from the field sweet corn. In 1988, we built our Farm Market and extended our season to October 31. We also expanded our field production of sweet corn, peas, beans, cucumber, beets, spinach, zucchini, squash, and pumpkins. In the same year, a bakery was built in our Farm Market. Customers were greeted with the aroma of freshly baked pies, muffins, butter tarts, chelsea buns, and cookies! In 1995, we expanded our Market with a beautiful post and beam addition that was hand notched, pegged and constructed by a team of local Mennonite craftsmen. The following year, we extended our season into June to include fresh strawberries, with a Pick your Own Patch for customers wishing to foray into the fields, or freshly picked berries for those enjoying the country atmosphere and convenience of our Farm Market. With an indoor train to delight youngsters, and an outdoor corn maze and play area, a visit to Herrle’s is always a pleasurable family experience. The Herrle family, comprised of Howard and Elsie, Karen, James and Michelle, and Joanne and Trevor, invite you and your family to come and enjoy our Farm Market, in its beautiful agricultural setting that we are proud to refer to as home. 
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936685 Blenheim Rd., Bright, N0J 1B0
(519) 632-7356
Corn maze and pumpkin patch farm located in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge Ontario. For Pumpkins and family fun. Snyders Family Farm is a beloved destination for families and couples, known for its various seasonal activities. The farm offers a fun and welcoming environment, with activities for kids and adults alike. The bakery is a highlight, offering delicious baked goods and treats. Visitors often mention the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. During the Christmas season, there are opportunities to cut and choose your own tree, take photos with Santa, and enjoy holiday decorations. The farm also offers autumn activities, such as picking your own pumpkin. The food is priced a bit higher but is delicious and worth it for many. Overall, Snyders Family Farm is a great place for creating lasting memories with family and friends. 
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2298 Bleams Road, Petersburg, N0B 2H0
519-634-1033
Organic Farming is more than a job. It is a live style in which we, the Laepple family have grown into many years before emigrating from Germany to Canada in 1998. Fritz and Linda with Frieder, Florian, Gerdi, Freddy, Elisabeth and Roselinde are all involved in one way or another. “The way we farm and produce food has developed out of the need to provide our (large) family with healthy food in an economical way. The products that have grown out of this, we share with a growing number of customers concerned with health, quality and the environment… and we share the same concerns as our customers.” Our farm is certified organic by Pro-Cert Organic and the general principles are to protect the environment, minimize soil degradation and erosion, optimize conditions for biological productivity and promote a sound state of health. No chemical fertilizer, pesticides or herbicides are applied to the crops. Our animals are raised drug free without hormone implants and are fed grass and hay, ckickens and pigs grain, all grown on the farm. When you drive in our laneway you might have noticed the compost piles. They are the essential factor to improve the fertility of our mostly sandy soil. The old bank barn has been the home of many farm animals since it was build 150 years ago for J. Jutzi. It has seen some renovations and additions but the giant hand-hewn, white pine logs still hold the original design together. There are also still the ropes and wooden wheals inside with witch the horses used to pull wagons two stories up for unloading. In 2011 a 10kw solar system was added to the roof. This investment allows us to harvest the sun year round. Buy Local! Buy Fresh! is more than a slogan. It is a fact that this region provided healthy food in abundance to settlers and natives hundreds of years before trucks made it possible that every bite of food in average travels more than 800 km before it reaches the consumer. 