Family is everything.
“As soon as I could walk, I headed for the bay” says Charles Purdy, Producer of the Year 2016 award winner. Purdy believes if you farm oysters you become close with nature. Taste of Nova Scotia honors Purdy and his family’s legacy of sustainable oyster farming since 1783, Canada’s oldest oyster farm.
Click the YouTube link below to watch the video of Charles Purdy – Bay Enterprises Ltd. created by Taste of Nova Scotia.
http:/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqghBHgKgLY
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