Farm Gallery
Click on an album or watch the slideshow to see how our farm and family grow!
August 2016, we bought our forever farm. 27 acres of gentle hillside in Grand Forks. Our home is COMPLETELY off-grid, solar powered with no back up grid power. After out-growing our Armstrong farm, we travelled around BC looking for the perfect spot to grow our farm and our family. Here we can grow to our hearts content and truly embrace our earth loving ways. With the end goal of being fully sustainable!
August 2016, we bought our forever farm. 27 acres of gentle hillside in Grand Forks. Our home is COMPLETELY off-grid, solar powered with no back up grid power. After out-growing our Armstrong farm, we travelled around BC looking for the perfect spot to grow our farm and our family. Here we can grow to our hearts content and truly embrace our earth loving ways. With the end goal of being fully sustainable!
August 2016, we bought our forever farm. 27 acres of gentle hillside in Grand Forks. Our home is COMPLETELY off-grid, solar powered with no back up grid power. After out-growing our Armstrong farm, we travelled around BC looking for the perfect spot to grow our farm and our family. Here we can grow to our hearts content and truly embrace our earth loving ways. With the end goal of being fully sustainable!
Boundary Hill 2016
We had outgrown our farm in Armstrong and decided to find more land where we could expand and give our plants, animals and minds more room to roam. We settled on a off-grid home on the gentle slopes just outside of Grand Forks, BC. Here we have 27 acres to truely let our inner earthchild run free. We are looking forward to seeing where the land takes us.
Our current home, in the Spallumcheen Valley, on a 5 acre property along highway 97. We moved here in June 2013, from our farm in Winfield, BC.
The first thing we did, even before we moved in, was plant a field full of potatoes, squash, and melons!
Our first batch of piglets. These little cuties insist on sleeping stacked up under the heat lamp.
Our current home, in the Spallumcheen Valley, on a 5 acre property along highway 97. We moved here in June 2013, from our farm in Winfield, BC.
The Rudy Family Farm
2013
2013 was a year full of firsts. After owning a home in Lake Country with only 0.25 acres, this was our first acreage, with 5 acres of growing potential. With all the extra land we could finally incorperate animals onto the farm. We now have a total of 23 sheep, 3 sows, 18 piglets, 25 layers, 100 meat birds, 40 turkeys, and 5 rabbits (4 does, 1 buck). We also welcomed our first child into the world on September 13th. We hope that the 2014 season is just as prosperous.
Meet me at the Market!
We have been vendors at markets all over the okanagan, and continue to sell our produce locally. Even though we do sell from the farm, we love being able to visit with all the locals and chat with the regulars in town.
For Mabel's first litter she had 11 puppies!
Puppies
Blue and Mabe,l our border collie / australian shepherd dogs, had puppies in April 2013, here are a few shots of the puppies and what they look like now.
Next litter: TBA