Farms à Abbotsford, BC

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Majestic View Farm

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1212 Lefeuvre Rd, Abbotsford, V4X 1H7

(604) 833-3881

Honey Field Farm

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6217 Ross Rd, Abbotsford, V4X 1Z1

(778) 840-9657

Horse Boarding Stable, Sports & Recreation Venue, Farm

Rockweld Farm

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34205 Townshipline Rd, Abbotsford, V3G 1R1

(604) 217-4500

Farm, Farmers Market, Farmers' market, Poultry farm

Precision Farm Supplies Ltd.

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5555 Inter-Provincial Hwy, Abbotsford, V3G 2P5

(778) 809-4858

Agricultural cooperative, Farm, Agricultural service

The Butterbox - Windberry Farms

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1198 Powerhouse Rd, Abbotsford, V3G 1T7

(604) 226-4152

Bough and Branch Christmas Tree Farm

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28339 Downes Rd, Abbotsford, V4X 1N7

Christmas tree farm, Farm

Bradner Farms

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28670 58Th Ave, Abbotsford, V4X 2E8

(604) 857-1206

Agricultural Production Livestock and Animal Spe, Hatcheries, Hatchery Poultry, Poultry Hatcheries, Farm

Loewen Welding & Mfg Ltd

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33655 Harris Road, Abbotsford, V4X 1T5

(604) 826-7844

Loewen Welding is a manufacturer of quality farm equipment including horizontal and vertical feed mixers, vacuum manure spreaders, and the Honey Vac.

Willow View Farms

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288 Mccallum Road, Abbotsford, V2S 8A2

(604) 854-8710

U-Pick Apples U-pick pumpkins U-Pick plums U-Pick corn petting zoo pumpkin patch hayrides gourds indian corn U-Pick frozen berries pies.

Bergen Farms Produce

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222283 Peardonville Rd, Abbotsford, V2T 6J7

(604) 854-5661

Grown with passion and packed with care; we hope that your family enjoys the fruits of our labour. Bergen Farms was established in 1979 by Jake Bergen with only 1.5 acres of raspberries. Since then we have grown to over 400 acres of raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, and black currants. Bergen Farms is family owned and operated. Our farms are located in Abbotsford and Qualicum Beach, British Columbia where the climate and conditions are ideal for growing a premium quality fruit. For the last 15 years we have specialized in providing fresh berries to Western Canada. In 2007 we decided to share our berries year round. Enjoy the taste of summer all year long with our signature boxes of 1.8kg raspberries, blueberries, mixed berry blend (blueberries, raspberries and blackberries), and our new signature blend (blueberries, blackberries and black currants). Our frozen berries can be found at select grocery stores in Western Canada. We strive every day to provide a superior home grown fruit product to local consumers. In 2006, the Bergen family started a farm in Qualicum Beach on Vancouver Island. Since then we have planted over 230 acres of blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, blackberries and black currants. The Jake Bergen Family at our island farm, Hilliers Estate Farms. From left to right, Chris, Allena, Marian, Jake, Amy, Spencer, Linden and James.

Bos Sod Farms Incorporated

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2565 Dixon Rd, Abbotsford, V3G 2H2

(604) 854-1415

"We are dedicated in providing turfgrass solutions to meet the evolving needs of the professional turf manager and homeowner by supplying quality products and services through innovation and integrity." Bos Sod Farms Inc started growing sod in British Columbia in 1993, to service the residential and commercial market with quality sod. We have developed a special focus to service the professional market; namely athletic fields and golf courses including sod products for greens. The service area includes the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada. Our sister farm Bos Sod in located in Coaldale, AB and grows sod for the Southern Alberta & South Western BC market. Bos Sod Farms is owned and operated by Bert and Debbie Bos, who were privileged to win the 2007 Outstanding Young Farmers Award of BC The majority of our sod products are grown on 3mm washed sand, compatible with USGA root zone mixes, including 25 acres of greens sod; bentgrass varieties and Native Poa Annua. Great care is taken to produce a top quality product for the discerning end user. We continually review and improve growing procedures, equipment developments, input products, cultural practices, and keep striving to raise the quality bar. In addition to our greens sod production we grow sod for athletic fields in the coastal regions of BC, WA and OR.

Mirage Blueberries

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28585 - 0 - Avenue, Abbotsford, V4X 2J2

604-807-2144

Mirage Blueberries is very proud to be a local, family owned and operated farm. The Hayre family has been farming in the Abbotsford area since the early 1970's when Gurmit and Manjit started out with their first farm on Huntingdon Road. They subsequently sold this 10 acre farm property to purchase the current 40 acre farm on 0 Avenue. They farmed several types of berries and vegetables over the years but have now decided to focus on farming only Blueberries.

Fraser Valley Farm

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Century 21 Coastal Realty (Abbotsford) #2 2838 Garden Street Abbotsford, BC, Abbotsford, V2T 4W7

604-300-4300

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Van Eekelen Enterprises Ltd

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38900 No. 4 Rd, Abbotsford, V3G 2G2

(604) 852-4009

Witloof is known in other parts of the world and languages as: Endive, Belgian Endive, French Endive, Witlof, Witloof Chicory, Chicory, Chicon, and Endivia. The most popular history behind the discovery of Witloof is of a Belgian farmer living near Brussels around 1830 having stored some chicory roots in his cellar, intended to possibly use them later as a coffee substrate. He came to retrieve them at a later time only to discover white shoots coming out of the head of the root due to the climate conditions in the cellar, which he then tried to eat and found edible.