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Our Farm Team

Borderlands-Farm-Bryan-Barlow
Borderlands-Farm-Beverly-Barlow
Borderlands-Farm-Brody-Marsonet
Borderlands-Farm-Gwen-Marsonet

Connect with Us

Every farm has a story, and through our content on Instagram/Facebook, a weekly blog on this site and our monthly e-newsletter, we try to share ours. Get in at the ground floor and watch us grow! We'd love to have you reading.  

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INSTAGRAM

Click on the icon to see our farm's account.

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BLOG

Click on the icon to read our blog. We take turns writing about all things farming and try to publish blogs weekly on Wednesdays. 

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This newsletter provides a summary of the last month on the farm. It arrives in your inbox on the first Sunday of the month. See a sample here. Click on the icon to sign-up. 

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FACEBOOK

Click on the icon to see the farm's account.

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Click on the icon to join our email list. In addition to our e-newsletter, you'll get timely alerts for upcoming product launches and sales.

Where to Find Us

Yes, we attend a Farmer's Market weekly! Come find us on the main floor at the Thunder Bay Country Market (Dove Building; CLE grounds) every Wednesday from 3:30 - 6:30 and Saturday 8:00-1:00. Here are some other retailers offering our products seasonally:

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Main Floor of the Dove Building on CLE grounds

Wednesdays      3:30 - 6:30 Saturdays           8:00 - 1:00

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Both an online farmer's market and a physical Farm Store, they will carry our garlic and lamb seasonally.

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A selection of lamb cuts are available here seasonally (currently sold out). 

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Haggis Hand Pies are made with our ground lamb.  Offered seasonly for Burns on or near Jan. 25

Multiple locations; check their website for ordering info here

Upcoming Events

  • Oct 23, 2024, 3:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
    Thunder Bay Country Market, 425 Northern Ave, Thunder Bay, ON P7C 2V7, Canada
    Bring your spinning wheel or drop spindle to our booth at the Thunder Bay Country Market. Beverly will be there the fourth Wednesday of the month to answer questions, help with a specific problem or provide a quick lesson.
  • Nov 27, 2024, 3:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
    Thunder Bay Country Market, 425 Northern Ave, Thunder Bay, ON P7C 2V7, Canada
    Bring your spinning wheel or drop spindle to our booth at the Thunder Bay Country Market. Beverly will be there the fourth Wednesday of the month to answer questions, help with a specific problem or provide a quick lesson.
  • Dec 25, 2024, 3:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
    Thunder Bay Country Market, 425 Northern Ave, Thunder Bay, ON P7C 2V7, Canada
    Bring your spinning wheel or drop spindle to our booth at the Thunder Bay Country Market. Beverly will be there the fourth Wednesday of the month to answer questions, help with a specific problem or provide a quick lesson.

Farm Visits

As a working farm, we are not currently open to the general public for visits. Farm tours are only provided for customers and must be scheduled in advance. If you are a customer who would like to visit our farm, here is what to expect •Appointments must be made in advance so that we can schedule it into our day. •You will see signs on our property that indicate to visitors the importance of following biosecurity procedures. This will include the following: oWe will ask you if, when and what types of farms have been visited prior to our farm. As a precaution, 48 hours may be required between visits (1 week for foreign visitors). oWe will ask that you wear freshly laundered clothing and boots that you are able to step into a foot bath with or can put a boot cover over. •This is a working farm. We expect all visitors to exercise common sense and to keep the following in mind: oThere will be bugs, mud/dirt, manure, tripping hazards, poor lighting, etc.. oMake sure to dress for the weather, especially when it comes to footwear. oVisitors will have direct access to animal pens, so it is important that you recognize these are livestock (not pets) and the animals here are not tame. oParents are responsible for their children. Please talk to your children about the importance of not running up to animals, speaking at normal volumes (no screaming), not putting fingers/arms in pens, etc. oThe livestock guardian dogs that live with the sheep are not socialized to people. Do not try to interact with these dogs. Do not enter pastures. oPets (including family dogs) are not allowed. * Please note that we do not have a public restroom.*

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