Farms à Courtenay, BC avec e-mail, horaires d’ouverture, site web

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Indigo Equestrian Centre

Fermé maintenant

305 Herondale Rd, Courtenay, V9N 9R8

(250) 338-6588

Farm, Equestrian Center

Comox Valley Mushrooms

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3337 Fraser Rd, Courtenay, V9N 9P3

(778) 317-7183

Farm

Blue Moon Winery & Nature’s Way Farm

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4905 Darcy Road, Courtenay, V9J 1R5

(250) 338-9765

Our award winning fruit wines and ciders are crafted from 100% BC organic fruit, picked at the peak of the harvest and created in small batches. From the orchards and berry patches of our farm and our fellow farmers, come ciders and wines crafted from apples, pears, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries and black currants. Next time you're looking for a dry to off-dry table wine to have with your meal, a refresher for the patio, or a dessert/appertif wine to linger with - surprise yourself with a delicious fruit wine from Blue Moon.

Seal Bay Farm

Fermé maintenant

5628 Bates Rd, Courtenay, V9J 1X3

(250) 338-2508

Farm, Grocery store

Sprout Meadows Enterprises Ltd

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3583 Dove Creek Rd, Courtenay, V9J 1P3

(250) 650-6218

Horse riding school

Eatmore Sprouts

Fermé maintenant

2604 Grieve Road, Courtenay, V9J 1S7

(250) 338-4860

Farm, Fruit, Foodservice Distributor, produce, Grossistes fruits & légumes, Wholesale Trade Nondurable Goods, Produits alimentaires Général, Fresh Fruits & Vegetables, wholesale, Vegetables, Aliments et Boissons, Vegetable Whol

McClintock’s Farm

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3419 Dove Creek Road, Courtenay, V9J 1P3

250 334 4562

McClintock’s Farm was established in 1988 with the purchase of 23 acres in Dove Creek. Within the first few years we bought four cows and calves, put in some blueberry plants and learned a lot about farming – often the hard way! Over the next ten years, the beef herd expanded, we planted more blueberries and added raspberries too. In 1996, we made the decision to become more than hobby farmers and purchased Val’s family’s 25 acres on Headquarters Road which has been in the family since 1876 and is a designated century farm. This makes us the fourth and fifth generations to farm this land.