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Pinehedge Farms

Are you looking for organic dairy products? Pinehedge Farms has been providing its customers with them for decades! The difference is in the taste, and the taste at Pinehedge Farms is organic! It all starts with our cows. Since 2018, they have been living in a luxurious state-of-the-art modern barn – which we call an all-inclusive vacation resort for cows. The animals go outside to pasture every day (as long as the weather allows), always have access to their salad bar and feed in the manger. They also get a small treat each time they enter the milking robot. Our cows are on an organic grass-fed diet, except for a little grain they get while getting milked. The grain is more like a treat and helps them keep their diet balanced.

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Featured Products

Available in our stores at Legge Organic Food Market

Pinehedge Farms

Organic Yogurt

At Pinehedge Farms, we believe in providing our customers with the best quality yogurt possible. Unlike other brands that often contain powdered milk solids or artificial sweeteners, our yogurt contains only active bacterial cultures and organic whole milk – nothing more, nothing less. As a result, we’re confident that you’ll appreciate the taste and texture of our yogurt – it’s like nothing else on the market!

Organic Kefir

Kefir, often called the “champagne of milk products,” is a fermented milk beverage that started in the Caucasian mountains of Russia. Its many health benefits and associations with longevity have made it revered for centuries. Our kefir is only ever made from pure cultures and non-homogenized organic milk. You will love Pinehedge Farms Kefir whether you are trying it for the first time or rediscovering its taste.

Organic Sour Cream

Unlike big factory brands, our sour cream at Pinehedge Farms is made old-fashioned. We begin by separating the cream from the milk using traditional methods. Then, we pasteurize it (but not homogenize it) and add the culture to turn it into delicious sour cream.

What Sets Us Apart! Our products are manufactured with the utmost care and attention to detail, ensuring that only the finest ingredients are used to make each batch. Our yogurt and kefir are made from organic milk from cows that graze on pasture grasses. Our commitment to quality means that our products contain no preservatives, artificial flavours, or colouring agents-only natural goodness. Additionally, our culture consists of multiple species of beneficial bacteria We are committed to providing the highest quality products and ensuring that our customers have a positive experience with us. In addition, we strive to provide excellent customer service by responding quickly to inquiries and going the extra mile when necessary. Our commitment to environmental sustainability allows us to make more ethical and conscious decisions, ensuring that we always do our best to help protect the planet. In addition, we believe in transparency, so all of our ingredients are clearly labelled on each package. We know that your chosen products greatly impact your health and well-being, which is why we take great pride in offering delicious organic dairy products!

Our History

Anton Heinzle Sr. decided to start bio-dynamic farming in 1972, which is when the history of Pinehedge Farms began.

Following a decade of successful farming, he decided to emigrate to Canada with his family- something he had dreamt of doing since he was young. In 1982, he moved to St. Eugene and continued using Bio-dynamic methods. By 1987, he was Demeter certified.

Josef, his son, graduated from agricultural college in 1988 and eventually took over the family business. We started Pinehedge Farms because we wanted to be able to offer a high-quality product directly to consumers.

With help from his loved ones, Josef completed production on Ontario’s first processing plant located on a farm in August 1994 after conducting extensive research.