More than sustainable. Our goal is to farm using holistic practices while using zero waste strategies. We promise to leave the soil better than we found it.
More than sustainable. Our goal is to farm using holistic practices while using zero waste strategies. We promise to leave the soil better than we found it.
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Ontario Made Products
Local. Sustainable. Reduced environmental impact.
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Truly local. The animal is born and raised on our farm and the processing is done within 60km of our home.
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Rotational Grazing
Our laying hens live free range on pasture with our cattle and sheep.
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Meet the Groot family
Awarded Conservationists of the Year in 2024, Michael and Lindsay Groot are truly passionate about improving the local ecosystem on all levels. Born and raised Ontario farm kids, they have reinstalled fence lines, utilized cover crops for feed, ground cover and crop while planting thousands of trees including over 5.5km of windbreaks.
Though they've grown up on conventional farms, they think outside the box utilizing innovative farm practices.
Their main goal: feeding the community + investing in ecological & longterm health improvements for all.
Hi Lindsay, we love all your products. The guys loved the lamb chops and the beef is just like the good old days! Let me know when you have more eggs!
Laurie
@wholesomepastures - an awesome regenerative farm - now has tallow for sale. If you have dry skin or eczema you need this in your life!
Creamery Hill Farms
Delicious meat! Mike + Lindsay put so much time and care into the farm. it's great to buymeat knowing exactly how it was raised. Will be ordering again for sure!
Virginia
Regenerative + Holistic Approach
We take great pride in ensuring we consider more than one element of the farm. Diversity is paramount to our success. We must actively choose to include micro and macro health to ensure a thriving and truly living system with longevity. Find us on Regenerative Canada's Map.
Farming must not be about sustaining a process of destruction or a plateau of health; it has to be regenerative. Healthy food starts with healthy soil.
Ausable Bayfield Conservation presents Conservationist of the Year Award, to Michael and Lindsay Groot and family. The Crediton-area family has planted thousands of trees, improved management of runoff and erosion, created wildlife habitat using regenerative farm practices. They have planted over 5.5km of windbreak and continue using cover crops and pasture raised animals.
Why are healthy soils important? “On our working landscape, healthy soils are extremely important to healthy water and healthy watersheds,” he said. Healthy Soils “hold more water, they filter more water. Of course, there are other benefits to growing food and raising livestock.” He also praised the Groot family for sharing information with peers in the industry through tours at the farm and by speaking at workshops. “I’m not sure how they do it all, but I’m sure it’s because of their passion for the environment and their community and I’m so glad we’re able to recognize their efforts,” he said.