



Farm / The Farm on Dead Horse Flats & Peace River Petals
Farm Type: Mixed
Region
NorthTown
Bay TreeThe Farm on Dead Horse Flats & Peace River Petals is a mixed-use farm. We raise cattle and pigs with regenerative techniques, as well as operate a small-scale flower farm, market garden, and UPICK. Growing animals and plants in a Northern environment brings a lot of challenges and we are up to the task!
We manage our land without the use of any pesticides or herbicides. We believe that with careful attention to the land, it will tell you what is needed. Over time, our pastures will be grazed by the cattle using AMP-grazing methods (Adaptive Multi-Paddock), which will ultimately feed the soil and return it to its former glory. Our gardens are managed using beneficial insects and feeding the natural biology of the soil through intentional cover-cropping and animal inputs. Happy soil = happy plants & animals!
We focus primarily on raising heritage breeds of pigs and cattle, as they are more suitable to our unforgiving climate and harsh winters. Grass-fed and pasture-raised, these animals are given the best possible life before their one inevitable bad day.
Beef & Pork sales will begin soon!
– We are a Canadian Certified Wildlife Habitat –
Sunshine off 49 – Flower Patch & UPICK
Our Grand Opening for our flower UPICK is this year and you will be able to see it in all its glory! The blooms will be plentiful and will surely be a beautiful sight when you visit. Bring a picnic blanket and a packed lunch and enjoy the view!
*please note that the UPICK is pay-per-pick. $10/cup or $25/bucket of blooms. Enjoying the space is absolutely free of charge!
Vintage (>50 years) Machinery
All of our machinery is considered vintage. We have two 50’s era Chevy Grain Trucks, as well as our Tractor we pulled out a field after 20-years of disuse, as well as other farm implements. They are all in working order. Come check it out!
Farm stand & Market Garden *The Farmstand is currently under construction*
Fresh, local nutrient-dense food straight to your table. Grown right here in the Peace Country.
*We are participating in the ALUS Program with the aim of reclaiming local bio-diversity and increasing soil health. Follow along on our journey as we rejuvenate this amazing land. For more information, click on the link below 🙂
https://alus.ca/what-we-do/