Kurt and Brendon explain a little about Van Osch Farms' commitment to staying sustainable.

From a cow-calf operation in Alberta to a feedlot in Ontario, these beef producers are finding benefits in becoming certified sustainable.

Sharing on-farm success. Van Osch Farms: Brendon and Kurt Van Osch share how the Partnership helped them access cost-share funding to construct an on-farm wash bay to help manage biosecurity risks.

Family thinks big when expanding feedlot

Farm Host

Inventing Ontario’s future

Southwestern Ontario has a bright future

Interview with Gerald and Fred Van Osch - August, 2013

Article: Gerald and Fred Van Osch

New “Faces of Farming” calendar unveiled - Announcement

Solarize Energy opens largest on-farm solar project in Ontario

Solarize powers up 675-kW solar system at Ontario farm

AUDIO: Listen to Ontario beef farm Gerald Van Osch speak about the local market and production

Gerald, Kurt, Brendon and Fred Van Osch grow 3,000 acres of corn, 2,100 acres of soybeans and 2,000 acres of dry edible beans near Crediton, Ontario.

Ontario Corn Fed Beef Stakes a Claim in the Japanese Market.
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne, representatives from Japanese importer Prima and the Van Osch family are photographed while on the gate to plate Ontario Corn Fed Beef tour.

1996 - Volume #20, Issue #6 tells about Market Farm Equipment's custom-built the seed fill for Fred and Gerald Van Osch of Crediton, Ontario. It fits their Friesen-Friesen Inc. front-fold frame equipped with 24 Deere planter units on 22-in. spacings