Wolfe Farms named 2025 MD of Greenview Farm Family of the Year

Wolfe Farms has been named the MD of Greenview’s Farm Family of the Year for 2025.

Opened in 2002, and run by Tony and Annabelle Wolfe, alongside their children Courtney, Riley, and Allison, the herd of 350 Purebred Fleckvieh Simmental cows, has helped the farm become a cornerstone of the regional beef industry.

In addition to the cattle operation, Wolfe Farms, located approximately 30 minutes south of Valleyview, runs a 2,000-head custom backgrounding program, supporting Peace Country producers by wintering freshly weaned calves. Officials say the large-scale effort requires significant annual production of silage, hay, and feed grain—demonstrating the farm’s efficiency, innovation, and commitment to the agricultural community.

Family farms like Wolfe Farms are the backbone of Greenview,” said Reeve Ryan Ratzlaff. “Their passion for living off the land makes them good stewards of this valuable resource. These generational farms developed through hard work and collaboration with neighbours truly help keep the rural lifestyle alive. Greenview is proud to celebrate Wolfe Farms and their long-term accomplishments in the Little Smoky area.”

Tony Wolfe’s agricultural legacy extends beyond the farm gate. Through Tony’s Custom Silage, a business he has operated for over 30 years, he continues to serve producers across Edson and the Peace Country. His ongoing dedication to youth and agriculture is evident through his work as a 4-H judge, sharing his expertise and passion with the next generation of farmers.

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