Protected Farms
OFT has protected over 2,700 acres of farmland on 26 properties
In addition to providing fresh, local food, these farms provide habitat to 17 provincially listed species at risk.
Explore the Farms Protected Through Our Farmland Protection Program
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Bourgeois Farm
In Tiverton, Ontario, a 37-acre property marks a major milestone as the Ontario Farmland Trust’s (OFT) first-ever donation of farmland.… Continue reading
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Stevens Farm
The Stevens property, also known as Wilmot Orchards, grows 11 different types of blueberries along with a variety of apples… Continue reading
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Hazell and Klassen Farm
Amidst the serene landscapes of Prince Edward County, the Hazell and Klassen Farm stands as a testament to the coexistence… Continue reading
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Bazett-Jones Farm
Nestled in picturesque Prince Edward County, the Bazett-Jones Farm is a beautiful example of farmland and natural habitat working in… Continue reading
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Brechin Brae Farm
In picturesque Simcoe County lies the 98-acre Brechin Brae Farm, now permanently protected with one of OFT’s Farmland Easement Agreements.… Continue reading
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Farrow Family Farms
Along the shores of Lake Huron in Bruce County, lie the now permanently protected Farrow Family Farms. Together, two of… Continue reading
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Hudson Farm
Nestled in a corner of Prince Edward County is the Hudson family farm. Totaling 208-acres, the two farms owned by… Continue reading
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Robson Farm
The Robson Farm is the Ontario Farmland Trust’s 15th easement and our first easement in Oxford County. This 85-acre farm… Continue reading
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Copeland Farm
The Copeland Farm is located just outside of Guelph, in Wellington County, and is the Ontario Farmland Trust’s third easement… Continue reading
