Frontenac County has always been proud of its early farm history; the region had a reputation for great hunting and fishing before European settlers arrived.
Today, the commitment to a diverse range of farming activities continues, and every year more young farmers are rebuilding on these agricultural roots to create unique, small scale farms, supporting the local restaurants and retailers in the Kingston-Frontenac region.
And we have our share of restaurants, cafes, and farmers markets too. Whether you're looking for a lakeside patio meal on Wolfe Island, to source local ingredients, get some farm fresh produce, or stop in for a quick coffee and baked good, the options are vast in Frontenac.
Small scale agriculture thrives in Frontenac
We've profiled 12 of the farms in our region to help inform your decisions about buying and eating locally produced food.
Open Farms in Frontenac
Open Farms gives people the opportunity to connect with local food and the people who produce it, and this year everything took place online.
8 Places Every Foodie Needs to Try in Frontenac
South Eastern Ontario scoped out Frontenac County and created a list fit for a foodie!
Check out the article and add these 8 stops to your itinerary the next time you're in Frontenac...
Food Less Travelled in Verona is the mecca of all things local food in Frontenac
Tag your foodie pics with #inFrontenac for a chance to be featured on our Instagram.
Ashley Rae spent her Bass Opener on Sharbot Lake. Check out her blog for the story.
Here are the top spots in Frontenac to take the kids for a hike.
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