love it, excellnet resource

awesome! very informative ...looking for oranic produce locally grown or distributors in Peterborough or farmers market..

I think De Boers in Burlington, Ontario sells Organic Chicken too. It says they do on their website, but I don't know where they get it from.

http://www.deboerspoultry.com/

Jordan, Try this site, it may be able to provide the info you are looking for.
http://www.pickyourown.org/canadaon.htm

I agree. I tried to find natural farms that don't use pesticides here in Ontario, and I asked farmers how they grow their produce. I faced a dilemma - how do you know that the answer is honest? And if a farmer uses reduced amount of pesticides, how can we know exactly how much better his produce is, and whether it is worth extra bucks?

The other problem with smaller farms is that many of their owners don't even use e-mail, leave alone have websites. How do you find them?

I've just called Applewood Farm to confirm if they are an organic farm and the gentleman confirmed that they are NOT.

Would love to set up an Ontario grown organic food market once a month in our neighborhood.

Good site! However, I was at the Forsythe Family Farm yesterday (Oct. 24, 2010) and was told by the owners that they are not an organic farm.

In response to Jordan, try PlanBorganic farms.ca

So many questions and so few answers.... but hopefully no more!
Sounds like you people know your stuff. Good. It seems "Organic" has become a business ploy. I want to find the few honest farmers left.
The only B.S. should be on the fields....
Anyone got a recommendation of a good operation to buy meat from near London?
Thank you all :)

does anyone know of a dairy farm in the windsor ontario area

very informative...also if anyone knows where I can get organic meat or if there are any organic farms close to Milton, ON

As a list of Organic Farms, shouldn't the ones who are"spray free" be removed? Organic is defined by law in Canada now and these guys don't qualify...liers exist in the farming community at the same rate as the general population. If they are truly organic, why not certifiy? It's not that expensive.

I echo Tegan. I just came across this list. Pretty poor list actually. Organic certification is pretty important if you want to be sure that what you are buying is ecologically and humanely raised. Why create a new list here when you can use the list from Canadian Organic Growers www.cog.ca and from the local COG chapters? Also, Organic Council of Ontario has a list www.organiccouncil.ca.