KelRicki Farm

KelRicki Farm KelRicki Farm uses natural growing methods to produce pesticide-free veggies, fruits, grains and flowers. Open daily except Weds.

Established in 2020, we focused on improving the soil with compost, worms and natural amendments to promote bio-diversity.

As promised, here is an updated list of what is still available.
11/09/2025

As promised, here is an updated list of what is still available.

KelRicki Farm Stand will be closed Oct 1st until Jun 1st, 2026. You may still purchase produce grown in 2025 after Sept...
09/25/2025

KelRicki Farm Stand will be closed Oct 1st until Jun 1st, 2026. You may still purchase produce grown in 2025 after September 30th by appointment only. Call or text Susan at 250-710-3622 between 11am and 6 pm to arrange a pickup time that is convenient for you and her. Produce available will include:

Potatoes, Red or Kennebecs
Onions, Yellow
Tomatoes, Large
Tomatoes, Cherry, Red or Sungold
Tomatoes, Roma (Plum)
Tomatillos
Squash, Butternut
Squash, Acorn
Squash, Uchiki Kuri
Squash, Kabocha
Grapes, Green or Red
Cantaloupe
Honeydew Melons
Watermelon
Zucchini
Cabbage
Pumpkins, Sugar
Pears
Apples
Raw Honey
Leeks
Quince
Corn
Green Peppers
Brussels Sprouts
Turnips
Beets
Celery
Fresh Milled Flours
Jam, Raspberry or Quince

As products become sold out, she’ll post an updated list on Facebook and Instagram. Feel free to call or text with questions. Thank you for supporting KelRicki Farm. We appreciate it.

08/06/2025

I realized that the Flyovers don't really show much of the area surrounding the farm, so I took a 360 degree shot showing Mount Prevost and the Auchinachie Valley. The man who homesteaded this piece of land early in the 1900's was Peter Auchinachie... he was from the northern part of Scotland, and his last name is an ancient Picktish word; the Picts were in the British Isles long before the Celts arrived. It is pronounced oh-HAN-i-key (kinda like O'Hanikey.)

Originally this was a dairy farm and the farm house was built in 1911... before we came along it had been used for boarding horses for many years... now we are in the process of creating healthy living soil, but much of it involves restoring the soil, thus the regenerative farming approach.

You can see them removing the big bales of hay on the adjacent property, and the neighbor on East has his wrapped; our hay was already removed by the guy who leases it and he did rectangular bales this year. He wasn't too happy that the new ponds cut into the hayfield. 😕

Address

3487 Auchinachie Road
Duncan, BC
V9L4A2

Telephone

+12507103638

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