Murray Greaves
Chief Cattle Raiser & Regenerative Lead
Murray works the herd and the land — moving the cattle to fresh pasture every day, gently, the way it should be done. No hormones, no antibiotics; the animals are handled daily, with kindness.
Our story
The Greaves & Cohen families, the same stretch of Oro-Medonte — and a store that still runs on the farm’s own week.
We’re not marketers, we’re farmers — the real deal.
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The long way here
1876
The family settles this stretch of Oro-Medonte, Ontario, and starts farming it. It has not changed hands since.
Six generations
The Greaves and Cohen families work the same land, generation after generation — long enough to learn that the land pays you back in the exact coin you pay it.
Today
Black Angus cattle rotated through some thirty pastures and gently moved to fresh grass daily, pasture-raised laying hens, honey from our own hives — and a creamery with sheep-milk products coming soon.
Every week
Orders close Sunday night, we pack Wednesday, boxes land Thursday — the same weekly rhythm the farm has always run on.
The family
The same family on the same land since 1876 — and the two people who run it today.
Chief Cattle Raiser & Regenerative Lead
Murray works the herd and the land — moving the cattle to fresh pasture every day, gently, the way it should be done. No hormones, no antibiotics; the animals are handled daily, with kindness.
Head of Operations
Tracee runs everything that gets the farm’s food from our fields to your table — the packing, the deliveries, the farm store, and the promise that what arrives is exactly what we’d serve our own family.
How we farm
No chemical fertilizers, no pesticides — restoring the soil so the grass is nutrient-rich and the animals are healthier. We think of ourselves as earth stewards.
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