]> 2026-04-24T02:13:05-07:00 Belgian Farmer's Beefsteak 0 Belgium Indet., regular leaf. Very high yields of medium to large round oblate pink fruits. 6-14 oz. Very good sweet flavor. red oblate beefsteak large slicer indet. * Belgian Farmer's Beefsteak, [[Belgian Pounder]], [[Belgian Heart]], and [[Rita's Black]] all came from no-name varieties collected from farmers in Rita De Clereq's local area. They are ones that they grow for themselves, not for market. Original names have long since been forgotten, and the varieties are probably different now from the original grow outs, just through individual selection. * [[B.C MC D|Val and Dan McMurray (B.C MC D)]], who actively exchanged seeds with European growers, asked Rita De Clereq to try and get hold of some of the local Belgium "heirlooms" or family varieties when they started trading with her. She found four varieties, two of which turned out to be the same, and one of which ([[Belgian Pounder]]) had a sport the second year. The sport stayed true, and [[Belgian Pounder]] has been stable except for the one sport. Original names were not very original - Old Farmer's Beefsteak, Old Farmer's Red, Old Farmer's No Name #1, and Old Farmer's No Name #2. With the exception of the one sport plant, all have been stable from the first grow out. regular midseason Dan and Val McMurray of Wynndel, British Columbia, Canada (B.C MC D) 08 / Rita De Clereq, Belgium / collected from farmers in her local area open-pollinated heirloom 2017 2018-01-03T03:51:31Z 2458121.6607755 Belgian Farmer's Beefsteak Belgian Farmer's Beefsteak#001# Wynndel, BC, Canada Belgian Farmer's Beefsteak 70-80 days, indet., regular leaf, oblate red fruit up to 1 lb, large slicer, slightly acidic, good flavour, thin skinned. Rita De Clereq, Belgium / collected from farmers in her local area 2007 Rita's Black 0 Belgian Heart 0 Related 102