Longer fresh thanks to short transport routes. Sustainable and connected to the region.
Philipp Brunner
The Bernese Seeland is considered Switzerland's real vegetable garden. More than 500 vegetable farmers grow about one fifth of Switzerland's vegetables here on fertile soils. One of them is Philipp Brunner, who is the third generation of his family to run an agricultural and vegetable farm in Golaten, a community near Kerzers and the confluence of the Saane and Aare rivers.
Products
- Rüebköhli
- Zucchetti
- Fennel
- Leek
- Brussels sprouts
- White cabbage
- Red cabbage
- Nut
- Lettuce
René Gutknecht-Aebersold
René Gutknecht has been supplying us with vegetables and salads from the Moos for 20 years. His grandfather started growing vegetables alongside the dairy farm. Today, the third generation is fully committed to the vegetable farm.
Products:
- Salads
- Celery
- Leeks
- Nuts
- Beetroot
- Fennel
- Chinese cabbage
- Leek
- Savoy cabbage
Hans-Peter Rohrer
Hanspeter Rohrer runs the vegetable farm in Belp with his wife Annkatrin, the third generation. For over 20 years, green asparagus, berries and vegetables have been produced on the farm according to the motto "freshness and quality directly from the farm". They attach great importance to gentle processing of their products.
Products:
- Asparagus
- Strawberries
Thomas Lehmann
In 2006, Thomas Lehmann and his wife Corinne took over the farm from their parents Lehmann and are now running it in the fourth generation. With a total of twelve hectares of farmland, Lehmanns attach great importance to gentle cultivation, also according to "SwissGap" guidelines.
Products:
- Salads
- Tomatoes
- Carrots Bunch
- Cabbage stems
- Eggplants
- Cucumbers
- Beans
- Beetroot
- Zucchetti
Jürg Winkelmann
The Winkelmann-Weber couple took over the farm from the Winkelmann grandparents in 1995. The total area under cultivation is 20 hectares. The specialty of the family farm is the Nüssler.
Products:
- Potatoes
- Carrots
- Salads
- Palatine
- Leeks
- Tomatoes
- Nut
- Cabbage stems
Bruno & Rolf Forster
Father Werner Forster started growing vegetables in 1971. Today, the brothers Bruno (left) and Rolf (right) Forster run the impressive business with preparation, storage and cold storage rooms under the name "Forster the market gardener". Alain Forster, the third generation of the family, is already involved in the business.
Products
- Cress
- Beer radish
- Celery
- Leek yellow
- Purslane
- Ruccola
- Tomatoes
Leszek Lis
The Forster family business started with grandfather Forster, who mainly sold onions. Later, Martin Forster's father further expanded the vegetable crops. Today, Martin Forster is the third generation to run the family business with 12-14 employees. His specialties are mainly the diverse carrot and rim varieties.
Products
- Pumpkin
- Chioccia beetroot
- Yellow beetroot
- Purple carrots
- White beetroot
- Parsnips
- Peterli root
- Stachis
- Küttinger turnip
- Beer radish
- Cherry tomatoes