A tractor working the red soil on Prince Edward Island's south shore

What we grow

Potatoes first, and the crops that keep our soil ready to grow them.


Potatoes

Potatoes are what the farm is known for. We grow them mainly for processing, so most of what comes out of the ground is headed for Island plants to be turned into french fries.

That market wants a consistent, quality potato in real volume. That is what we set out to grow, every single year.

Freshly dug potatoes lying in the red soil beside the harvester
Aike Wilting holding a handful of freshly harvested grain
Aike Wilting, the first generation of Wiltings to grow potatoes here.

Soybeans, peas and small grains

Between potato crops we plant soybeans, peas, and small grains. They are a real part of the operation, and they are also how we keep the soil in shape.

Rotating crops this way rebuilds the ground, breaks pest cycles, and means the next potato crop goes into healthier soil. It is slower than planting potatoes on repeat, and it is worth it.


The long game

We farm with the next season in mind, not just this one.


From our fields to the wider market

We are wholesale growers. Our potatoes are stored across our warehouses and supplied to major Island processors in the volumes they need.

If you are looking to source Prince Edward Island potatoes, we would be glad to talk about what you need and how we can help.

Talk to us about supply

Let's talk potatoes

Buyers and neighbours alike, we're easy to reach.

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