Who Are We?

We, (Paul and Angela Neufeld) have been farming this portion of land for 15 years.  Until this year Paul had been managing the sustainable agriculture program at A Rocha and farming both at Kingfisher and A Rocha.  This is our first year farming exclusively at Kingfisher Farm as our own business!  We are committed to organic practices and sustainable farming.  In 2011, we made the move from East Vancouver to live here in South Surrey on the land Paul was farming with A Rocha.  This year we taking the leap into making a living off the land here at Kingfisher Farm selling vegetables, flowers and more through our Tuesday market, online sales, flower subscription programs and vegetable sales to restaurants.  

 
Why buy from us?
By choosing to support local farmers you are choosing a healthier, more sustainable way of living.  You are cutting down on transportation costs and staying connected to how your food is grown.  You are also paying a price for food that more realistically reflects the cost of food grown by those who are trying to make a living growing it. 

Who lives at Kingfisher Farm?
We are a group of families that live together and care for the land at 512-172 Street.  Together we are committed to growing food sustainably, caring for the ponds and forest, supporting biodiversity and reaching out to the local community.  

Other local business partnerships
@the_freelance_agrarian  Tim has been supplying us with hearty whole wheat sourdough bread throughout the 2020 market season with options like cinnamon and raisin, pumpkin seed, walnut and honey and more.
@southrocksourdough  We've enjoyed having Tara join us in our baked section of the market with fresh sourdough bagels every Tuesday
www.pasticheart.ca Brent makes beautiful art frames out of upcycled wood.  He has a studio on site here and also displays prints weekly.
www.cheeseworks.ca We love being able to offer you cheese from Little Qualicum Cheeseworks each week at great prices.
www.geldermanfarms.ca We sell pork sausage from this small farm in Abbotsford.