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Northern Blue Bird Farm - Mayo, YT

Jens-Uwe Wirth & Nadia Salzberg

Offering Farm Tours - Located in Mayo

Why Visit Northern Blue Bird Farm?

Northern Blue Bird Farm is a dynamic farm with many different types of livestock and crops. Students can watch and pet a variety of animals, collect eggs from our laying hens, help with the gardening and learn how plants grow in our greenhouse.

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About our Farm

Northern Blue Bird Farm was started as Blue Bird Farm in 2014 in Whitehorse and raised 20 laying hens and 20 meat birds. In October 2018 we bought the existing North Wind Farm, 160 acres of farmland 15 km North of Mayo. Since March 2019 we have called our farm Northern Blue Bird Farm. 

Raising animals and crops, as well as all administration, takes place on the farm. In 2022 we raised 750 meat birds, 4 pigs, 75 turkeys, and 350 laying hens for an egg production with up to 25 dozen eggs a day, plus the year-round rabbitry and 3 breeding sows. We also have a breeding flock of 33 Toulouse geese and hatched 37 goslings in 2022. We sell our eggs and meat year-round in Mayo, Dawson City, Whitehorse, Stewart Crossing, Pelly Crossing, Carmacks, and Braeburn.

Livestock & Crops

  • Year-round laying hens 
  • Meat birds
  • Turkeys
  • Rabbits
  • Toulouse geese
  • Pigs
  • Potatoes, carrots, beets, cabbage, greens, herbs
  • Greenhouse with tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, zucchini, herbs

Facilities

  • Covered outdoor eating area
  • Outhouse and indoor washroom
  • School bus turnaround

Directions

If you are coming from Whitehorse, drive the North Klondike Highway towards Dawson City. Once you pass Stewart Crossing, turn right on the Silver Trail towards Mayo. After 50 km turn left towards Keno. 13km later (Silver Trail km 63) look for our farm sign on the right-hand side. Welcome to the Northern Blue Bird Farm!

Contact

867-333-0160

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