(updated Oct 11,  2024)

What's in Season? Open daily from 2:00 to 6:00 pm.

  • Please read this page first before you come or call. We are just a small local family farm and don't have everything. This web page is being kept current. Please check in regularly and sign up to our mailing list for priority announcements.
  • EGGS: $10.00 per 1 dozen. They are  Free Range from Hens going OUTDOORS. They are not washed. (The bloom is intact). Please get them is in the afternoon after 2pm when we put the day's lay out, but we have them out all day while supplies last. Please also read our FAQ page.
  • BEEF (grass fed and grass finished - no corn, no silage). We have a good selection of prime cuts and favourite roasts, stewing, etc. We sell individual items (one steak at a time is possible). All beef is frozen.
  • HONEY - unpasteurized honey ready to eat - it crystallizes! Very flavourful.
  • TURKEYS for Christmas - They will be whole turkeys ready for roasting. Freshly butchered on December 21, 2024. Please contact us to reserve yours.
  • HOURS: Open every day from 2 pm -6 pm, or catch us by chance.

What we DO NOT RAISE, SELL, or PRODUCE

(Please read this section first and check out our FAQ page to spare you a disappointing phone call or email. We know, it seems kinda weird for a business to list what they don't sell, but Google makes us look like we are the biggest local place for everything "farm" in the GTA and we are getting swamped with inquiries  24/7 from all over the world!!)

  • No live chickens, No Goats, No Lamb, No Sheep, No Veal, No Pork, No Ducks, No Geese, No Milk, No Cheese. Therefore we don't have duck eggs, goose eggs, or turkey eggs. We don't have blue eggs from Araucana hens.
  • No individual chicken or turkey parts - no thighs, no breasts, etc. No sausages, no meat pies. We are NOT A BUTCHER STORE.
  • No Regular Hours but most days we are here. We are a working farm, not a retail store. And please don't call us late at night. We need to sleep sometimes. We are not 24/7 online business.
  • No Children's entertainment, No petting zoo. No hay rides, No Picnic area, No public washrooms, etc.

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We Produce Grass-Fed Beef and FREE-Range Eggs ... All Year Round.

Seasonally we raise Free Range Meat Chickens and Turkeys, and occasionally some vegetables.

We are a small family farm* producing fresh food in a sustainable, diverse, and environmentally sound way:

  • Locally Grown on our Family Farm in Vandorf
  • Naturally Raised in a SMALL Herd or Flock
  • No Mass Production
  • FREE-RANGE means: The animals are spending most days outdoors with lots of space
  • No Chemicals, No Hormones, No Antibiotics
  • Calves nurse on mother cows
  • Meat is provincially inspected
  • EGGS DAILY FRESH  - Self Serve at Farm during daylight hours
  • No beef order too Small - buy individual steaks/roasts

“We Didn’t Want To Feed Our Children Chemically Altered Food From Mass Production…

That’s Why We Raise Healthy Natural Food On Our Home Farm."

We are not certified organic at this time. Organic certification is quite expensive - we are too small for that. We eat what we produce, and sell only what's left over. We're not selling to stores, markets, or any dealers. You are welcome to visit us and look how we operate - just call ahead. You are most welcome to bring your children to show them the farm, but we are not a petting zoo, and do not provide any form of "Agritainment". Please don't be disappointed.

For Grass Fed Beef information please contact us or call us at 905-751-1323 for orders. We are a working farm without a receptionist. Please leave us a message.

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Diversity Farms, 2572 Vandorf Road, Stouffville, ON, Canada. 905-751-1323

Hours: We're a farm and live and work the farm here. We're not a retail store with sales staff. Eggs are best picked up in the afternoon, catch us by chance or call ahead... Chances are good we'll be here.

For meat sales (beef, chicken, turkey) please always ask for help or call ahead.

One Block North of Bloomington Ave. between Warden and Woodbine. For a map click here.


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What shall you do if there are no eggs

I can understand your dilemma. We are a small farm who started just selling to our immediate neighbors. Our number of eggs is limited to less than 100 per day - that's 8 dozen or so. Because of Google we seem to be visible to everyone in Toronto, I have even people coming to us from Mississauga and downtown. Some people, especially those who come from far, then want to buy 10 dozen eggs... and leave disappointed. Getting more chickens and starting a large scale egg production defeats what we are doing. The large guys then sell in the grocery stores with eggs that were graded and licensed by the egg marketing board. There is huge bureaucracy in mass production and the freshness of the eggs, the environment and the chickens suffer. I'm sure you have checked it out on the internet. Doing it small scale, like we do is work without profit (Can't hire a sales person at $14 per hour to sell $50 of eggs in 12 hours). That's why we do the honor system. We have seen many people start up doing what we do, but after they did it for a number of seasons, they give up. It costs time, cleaning out the barns is not fun, coyotes, hawks, foxes, eat your chickens, you have to be there every day... forget about a trip to a cottage on the weekend etc. Our farming model is not easily repeated and we do it only because we feel we improve our world and our neighborhood by doing what we do. We are happy when we see the smiles in the childrens' face and their parents telling us they would never buy eggs from the grocery store again... but sorry, you'd go hungry, you'll need to buy grocery store eggs at least from time to time. Sometimes clients want to reserve, make a special deal with us etc. That would be excluding other people. That's not diversified, not inclusive, not democratic. That's why we operate by the first-come-first-serve principle. You need luck and I tell people from Mississauga to buy from a local store. Don't drive one hour to live "natural". What can you do to increase your chances to get eggs?Come when it's convenient and when you are already in the area. Your luck will be greater on bad weather days in the middle of the week, when nobody comes out for a "drive".


We have only a small herd of cattle. They graze outdoors all year round.  

FREE-Range Turkeys and Chickens produce a firmer and darker meat. We never use hormones, antibiotics or anything unnatural. Turkeys are fresh for Christmas by pre-order only.

Our Chickens  and Turkeys are FREE-Range. They have access to go outdoors any time of the year.  We feed them commercial grain mix and whatever they can forage outside.