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We are a 30 acre regenerative farm nestled in Steveston, British Columbia.

Cultivated Radiance

Implementing regenerative land care practices, we grow high-quality produce and vibrant cut-flowers on our corner of the world. This season, we look forward to offering products such as beets, broccoli, garlic, kale, lettuce, melons, onions, parsley, tomatoes, a variety of fresh flowers, and much more to our community.

We sell direct to customers through on-site markets and online, as well as to select restaurant partners in Greater Vancouver. Please feel free to get in touch with any questions!

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REGENERATIVE
AGRICULTURE

We are transforming our corner of the world into a resilient, regenerative ecosystem. We aim to breathe life back into the soil through regenerative land care practices, with an emphasis on biodiversity and soil health.

NATURE'S
BEAUTY

We are celebrating the beauty of nature by growing a diverse range of vibrant vegetables, fruits, herbs and flowers - each has a story worth telling. We look forward to creating a space filled with beautiful landscapes, intentionally designed to work in harmony with nature.

CULINARY
CORNUCOPIA

We are growing an abundant variety of high-quality, nutrient-dense vegetables, fruits and herbs. Our produce provides a culinary cornucopia of flavors and nourishes the wholeness of our bodies.

Deep Roots

The name Athiana Acres originates from the Panatch family’s ancestral village in the Northern Indian province of Punjab. The original name, Aittiana (ਐਤੀਆਣਾ), has been adapted for more accurate pronunciation in the English language.

Agriculture has played an integral role in the family’s history for over 100 years. Athiana Acres is the culmination of this journey and continuation of this legacy.

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