Agriculture

Grey County ranks number one in the province for farm direct sales with over 400 farms selling products directly to buyers.

Grey County is a leader in Ontario's agricultural sector, excelling in hay, beef cattle, sheep, and apple farming, with 24% of the province's apple acreage. This highlights Grey County's importance in agriculture. 

With abundant resources and fertile land, the region is set for growth and innovation, significantly contributing to the economy and sustainability. 

Innovative agri-food production techniques are being adopted, especially in the apple and dairy sectors, and Grey County foods, including beef, grain, lamb, apples, and compressed hay, are being exported worldwide.

 

Top employers include Bay Growers, and Henria Holsteins.
2,246
Total Employment
$240.5
million of exports from Grey

Our Agri-Food Story

We've developed a set of rack cards that tell the story of agriculture and food in Grey. The four cards focus on innovation, local food and hospitality, export sectors and producers who do direct to consumer sales. Click on the buttons below to download the rack cards. 

From Field to Fork

A Taste of Place

Feeding the World

Leading the World

Ag-Grid Agri-food Business Directory

Looking for funding, mentorship, or expertise to help grow your agri-food business? The AgGrid can help your find supports across the region. 

Download AgGrid PDF