Simply Ducky Farm

These days an increasingly large number of people are insulated from their food supply – meat, fruit, vegetables, and grains all come from the grocery stores. Period. I feel it’s important for people to make the connection between farming (no matter how small the scale) and the food they eat. My hope is that when a connection is made (or re-made) it will encourage people to think about where their food comes from, whether it is grown sustainably, and the welfare and well-being of the people who grow it for them.

To that end I offer Farm Tours – short (less then an hour) visits to my farm where people can interact with the animals, learn a little about what it means to have a small farm, and ask any questions they might have. Some of the most rewarding moments I have had farming are when children get up close with one of many wee beasties (often for the first time) and have a chance to hold a chick, hug a goat, or pet a sheep.

Senior group bookings are welcome. Barn facilities are wheel chair accessible. Unfortunately, no washroom facilities are available on site – please plan accordingly!