Shane and Emma Rozeveld’s journey from hobby gardeners in British Columbia to running a thriving 50-acre organic farm in Ontario is inspiring. Founders of Aslan Organics since 2017, they navigated challenges at the Sarnia Farmers’ Market, eventually boosting their revenue to over $200,000 in a single year with weekly sales hitting $10,000.
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Couple turns 2 garden plots into 50-acre farm; 2.5 acres hit $200K in sales
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