College Place, wa

Farms near College Place, wa

Elgin, Oregon

Our farm is Certified Naturally Grown. This includes fruits,vegetables and All Natural Grass Fed and Finished Beef.... [more]

Stanfield, Oregon

We raise All Natural Beef. It is grass fed with a supplement of Non GMO vegetables that are mixed with hay and fed free choice.... [more]

Summerville, Oregon

Our specialty is Pasture Raised Leaf Lard . Order on our website, shipping available. https://northwestskilletcompany.com/farm-provisions/ Leaf lard is the finest Fat of the Land.... [more]

Summerville, Oregon

We are a family run farm established in Virginia in 2004. We relocated to Idaho in August of 2005 and to Oregon in 2009.... [more]

Summerville, Oregon

Bit By Bit Farms is a small family farm/ranch located in rural NE Oregon. Our mission is to provide local beef, milk, poultry, and eggs.... [more]

Kahlotus, Washington

The Harder family has been farming and ranching near Kahlotus, WA for over 125 years. We are now in the business of raising pastured chickens and turkeys, and grass-fed beef and lamb.... [more]

Eltopia, Washington

ABOUT SCHREIBER AND SONS Schreiber & Sons Farm is located 16 miles north of Pasco, 0.25 miles east of the intersection of Taylor Flats and Ringold Road.... [more]

Wallowa, Oregon

Located in the northeasternmost corner of Oregon, Carman Ranch raises 100% grassfed beef and pastured heirloom pork using holistic ranching practices that regenerate the land.... [more]

West Richland, Washington

Since 2010 we have been delivering our farm-fresh eggs to homes in Richland, West Richland and Kennewick.... [more]

Asotin, Washington

We focus on farm fresh pastured chicken and duck eggs. We also grow greens and other vegetables and fruits, as well as whole butchered chickens.

La Crosse, Washington

Warm Springs Ranch is a Family owned seasonal U-pick orchard. We grow Apricots, Nectarines, and Peaches.

Clarkston, Washington

The test garden originated in Yakima in the 20's, was bought and moved by Austin Morgan in the early forties to Walla Walla and then moved north to St.... [more]