Welcome to Nightingale Farms
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The Nightingale farms organization employs over 200 seasonal workers, of which 150 are Jamaican migrant farm workers, for the past 25 years. They encompass excellent working relationships with the Jamaican Liaison located in Toronto, as well as with government officials and private sector contacts in Jamaica. They have also previously grown produce in Jamaica on a research project basis.
Ownership of the business has passed through multiple generations. The creation of the company name is indebted to Frank J. Nightingale; operating the business from 1950 to 1980. The family business was then passed to his youngest son, Bill Nightingale Sr. and his wife Caroline, who, through numerous research projects and a lot of hard work, put the quality aspect behind the Nightingale name. 2003 was a year of change, a year when Bill’s only son, Bill Nightingale Jr., would take the full ropes of the company. And now, since 2007, he has joined with his sister, Carmina Halstead, to drive this company to a new level.


