Gardening organically is about more than what you leave out, it’s about what you build. Healthier soil. Healthier food. Healthier ecosystems. By starting with organic soil, you’re not just planting for today, you’re investing in the long-term wellbeing of your garden and the world around it.
Pfenning’s Organic Vegetable Farm stretches over 700 acres in New Hamburg, ON. We grow a variety of delicious veggies including brassicas, leafy greens and root vegetables. We are proud to act as a hub for a wide network of...
Did you know we have our very own certified organic farm? Located in Campbellville, Ontario, our farm is run by two brothers, David and Meiring Beyers. They take great pride in farming organically, especially since they have a history in...
Allie Dusome is back with her fourth and last post on how to eat seasonally! Ever wondered if organic is really the best? Wondering how to eat organically on a budget? Allie breaks it all down for you! Lately...
"The May 24 long weekend is always filled with many farm activities as it marks the typical last frost date and get's us to plant the more sensitive varieties to complete the Spring plantings for the year. This year is...
Our guest blogger Allie Dusome is back this week with Part 2 of Eating Seasonally! Tune in next week for a post about detoxification. If you read my previous post, you know how wonderful I think it is to eat...
Ever wonder what Janet Jacks eats for a meal? While she would love to invite us all into her home to enjoy a meal, it might get a bit crowded. Here's the next best thing--what's on Janet Jacks' table! ...
Goodness Me! has our own organic farm in Cambellville, Ontario. It’s run by two amazing farmers, David and Meiring Beyers, and we got the chance to hear David’s personal story about why he choose organic. All Goodness Me! locations...
The farmers at our Goodness Me! certified organic farm are working hard to bring you fresh, local produce all summer long. Have you tasted it yet?! Here's an amazing update on what's coming up next--you'll want to be in line...
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