FortWhyte Farms is a non-certified organic farm growing fresh vegetables and raising livestock.
At FortWhyte Farms we grow a variety of vegetables right here on site, raise livestock including rabbits and chickens, and are home to laying hens and beehives. At our weekly summer markets, you can also find prepared foods made with seasonal ingredients and baked goods.
When you buy from FortWhyte Farms, you are helping the planet. Sustainability and Manitoba’s ecological diversity are considered in all areas of our operations to ensure you can feel good about your purchase.
We use local and Canadian suppliers, are powered by 50% solar energy, and raise our livestock humanely and free from antibiotics, hormones, and animal by-products – just to name a few. All of our produce is non-certified organic and grown here on-site.
For more information about how we grow sustainably speak to our farm staff.
Presented by: The WolfStrata Group
Our weekly summer market is the place to buy fresh, naturally grown, in-season produce, and delicious baked goods. It’s a market with a difference, where you not only support local, you invest in your community too with 100% of your purchase supporting the farms’ work as a social enterprise.
Every Thursday, 12 – 7 pm
July – September
+ Sunday, August 18 and October 6!
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The Nature Shop stocks FortWhyte Farms products like honey, frozen meat, and pickled goods all year long.
Presented by: The WolfStrata Group
We take great care to prepare ‘The Goods’ — a fresh, tasty selection of food from our farm perfect for your table. At every pick-up, you’ll get 8-12 naturally-grown veggies and a newsletter featuring seasonal recipes and stories from the farm.
$625 Full Share (weekly)
$395 Half Share (bi-weekly)
2025 CSA’s launch in March 2025!
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Wondering what a CSA is? Check out our blog that answers our most frequently asked questions.
Your most asked questions about the food at FortWhyte Farms.
Switching to a plant-based diet is a great way to tackle climate change but for religious, cultural, health, or even personal reasons some people may choose to consume meat and other animal products. At FortWhyte Farms, we raise animals as an example of how meat can be raised and consumed sustainably when raised on a small scale, ethically, and locally.
Our food is available during the growing season on-site at our weekly market and through our Community Shared Agriculture program. Eggs are available year-round at our farm headquarters while quantities last (cash-only).
You can also find shelf-stable goods year-round at FortWhyte Alive’s Nature Shop.
Farms are busy places so we aren’t available to give tours but you are always welcome to take a self-guided tour to view our fields and animals.