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Fraser Valley chain grocery on Harris Road with fruit, vegetables, and other farm market staples.
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Family run berry and vegetable farm on Old Dewdney Trunk Road, growing since 1985. Sells blueberries, strawberries and seasonal vegetables direct from the farm, with U-pick blueberries in season and boxed berries delivered across the Lower Mainland.
Twinberry Farms runs a farm store on Old Dewdney Trunk Road, out in the Pitt Polder area of Pitt Meadows. Pitt Polder is reclaimed floodplain, diked land held back from the Pitt River, and most of it is farmed under the Agricultural Land Reserve rather than built up with houses or shops. A farm store out here is usually attached to the land it draws from, selling produce as it comes off the fields rather than trucking it in from elsewhere.
Seasonal produce means the selection changes through the year, with different crops available in spring, summer and fall depending on what is ready to pick. That kind of store rewards repeat visits, since the shelves this month will not look like the shelves next month. Old Dewdney Trunk Road is a rural route through the polder, so getting to Twinberry Farms is part of the experience, a drive past fields and ditches rather than a stop in a strip mall. For residents of Pitt Meadows who want produce grown locally rather than shipped in, a farm store like this is one of the more direct connections available between the fields the city sits on and what ends up on the table. Pitt Meadows Local lists Twinberry Farms under grocery in the Pitt Polder neighborhood, at 19478 Old Dewdney Trunk Road, for anyone looking for seasonal produce close to where it is grown.
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Fraser Valley chain grocery on Harris Road with fruit, vegetables, and other farm market staples.
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Seasonal outdoor market at Spirit Square beside City Hall, running Tuesday afternoons from 2pm to 6pm, June through late September. Local produce, farm goods, baking and small food producers, run by the non-profit Fraser North Farmers Market Society.
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Third generation Pitt Meadows farm with a butcher shop, country market and bistro on site. Sells its own dry aged beef, house smoked deli meats and sausage, plus seasonal berries and corn grown on the surrounding fields.
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Family owned blueberry farm on McTavish Road in rural Pitt Meadows, selling its own berries direct from the farm. Orders for the summer blueberry season can be placed ahead and collected at the farm gate.
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Working farm on Old Dewdney Trunk Road with produce, free-range eggs, and seasonal u-pick fields.
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