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a small family farm on an island off an island

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Pork – Free-range, outdoor-reared, non-GMO feed, heritage breed.

Vegetables – A variety of fresh field and greenhouse veggies, grown with organic practices.

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Replacing a power cable that got cut and patched last summer. Taking advantage of having the machine on site to replace an old water line and put in some new frost free hydrants. Exciting pack shed developments! #winterfarming #trenching #denmanisland #comoxvalley

Finishing up the install of a wood stove in the propagation house. Going to be toasty warm in there for the plant babies! #propagationhouse #greenhouse #woodheat #denmanisland #comoxvalley

First day out for this beauty new digging fork from @greenmangardentools traditional tools for the win

Back from the UK and a full few weeks of family and friend visits, and we brought a few old favourite calories back with us! Should help to start off the season deliciously

Happy New Year! We’ve been taking advantage of some quieter days to reflect on this past season and do some planning and scheming for the next. The second half of this past decade has been the whirlwind that comes with building a farm and a business and bringing small people into our family. Sometimes it’s felt like we bit off (much) more than we could chew. But we’re chewing slowly and are thankful for the many many fantastic people near and far who are helping us through. 2020 will be year five for the farm. We’ve made it past many of the initial growing pains of young farms and businesses. This season we want to shift our focus even more towards our farm future, and the changes we need to make to ensure our land and bank account, as well as bodies and spirits, can keep doing this for a good many years to come. Thanks for supporting us! May 2020 and this decade bring you much to be thankful for. #bestnine #newyear #newdecade #2020 #familyfarm #marketgarden #sustainablefarming #denmanisland #comoxvalley

Happy holidays! It’s been lovely doing less farming and more family and friending. We’re feeling thankful for our wonderfully supportive community, and enjoying horse-sitting our big neighbour Boz. Thanks @linda113 for the rare photo of the four of us! #winterfarming #holiday #westcoast #drafthorse #denmanisland #comoxvalley

Recent posts from Two Roads Farm

“It sounds like autumn.”
Basking in La Nada.

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