From the Farm

Having been farmers and butchers for 24 years now, looking in the rearview mirror affords good perspective on meat trends. For example, when we fir...

I’ve procrastinated on this blog post long enough. I’ve looked everywhere for motivation only to find bags of Cheezies, fuzzy slippers and warm bla...

My mom was the Queen of Thrift.  I did not inherit the thrifty gene but I did manage to learn a few lessons by osmosis which have stood the test of...

This month's blog post is by Gillian Buhler who works here at Pine View Farms. She is a nature lover at heart. She is a photographer, rabbit breede...

I just have to share my latest inspiration with you. In late Fall 2019, Kevin sowed grass in the west tree rows alongside our driveway to expand my...

Earlier in Spring, you met Lois Robinson, our guest garden blogger who works here in sales at Pine View Farms. She and her husband Darrell grow a m...

As a kid, when people used to begin a sentence with “Back when I was young . . . “, I thought those people were SOOO OLD! Now it’s me saying “Back ...

It took me completely by surprise. I could feel the butterflies in my gut. My head started to spin as Kevin and I talked about what our life would ...

When I was a kid, our family would have a “fancy” steak BBQ once each summer. Dad would bring home a tray pack of t-bones which mom would lovingly ...

This month's blog post is written by Lois Robinson. Lois is one of the friendly faces you'll meet when you visit our farm store.  Lois is an avid g...

In Saskatchewan, you don’t have to look very far to find interesting people doing amazing things. At Pine View Farms, we believe that we build comm...

This February, Pine View Farms will celebrate 23 years of farming and food! We moved here when I was nine months pregnant with our first son, Liam....