A FAMILY MARKET GARDEN · VANDERBIJLPARK
Good things.
Deep roots.
We’re Aubrey and Chené. A family market garden in Vanderbijlpark, growing seasonal produce, raising our flock, and making good things on the farm.

FROM THE GARDEN · WEEKLY BOXES COMING SOON
A little of the garden.
On your table.
A box to unpack, a season to cook with. Explore our Mini, Harvest, Family and Farm Box, with different selections, sizes and prices.
Explore the boxes
Mini Box
Our smaller box

Harvest Box
A varied garden selection

Family Box
Our larger produce box

Farm Box
A broader taste of the farm
Box photos show examples. Final sizes, contents and prices will be confirmed before subscriptions open.
GROWN HERE. RAISED HERE.
From the beds
and beyond.
Vegetables from the garden, eggs from our pasture-raised hens, and chicks for your own flock. Discover what’s on the way.
See what’s growing
OUR ROOTS
Putting down roots.
Together.
We’re Aubrey and Chené. Oak Ridge Farm is our way of getting back to a life where what we do feels like it makes a difference.
Together, we’re building a small-scale market garden in Vanderbijlpark — with weekly vegetable boxes, individual produce, pasture-raised eggs, and a flock that’s very much part of the family business.
It’s a new beginning for us. A chance to grow something with our own hands, share the good things, and make a life we feel connected to.
LIFE ON THE PASTURE
A growing flock.
A part of everyday life.
Grow your flock with chicks at one day, one week or one month old, each priced separately. Have your own eggs? We also offer incubation for a fixed fee or, for selected hatches, an agreed share of the chicks that hatch.
THE OTHER SIDE OF OUR GARDEN · ILLUSTRATIVE BREED IMAGERYFrom our kitchen.
For your pantry.
Sourdough, homemade jams and pickled jalapeños are part of our plans for the farm kitchen. Made here, packed here, and shared with you when each recipe is ready.
Discover the farm pantryYOU’RE ALWAYS WELCOME TO SAY HELLO
Good things start
with a hello.
Curious about boxes, eggs, chicks or incubation?
We’d love to hear from you.



