Dixie, wa

Local Food near Dixie, wa

Harvard, Idaho

SKYLINES FARM NEAR MOSCOW, ID has been raising happy healthy sheep, beef, salad bar fresh green grass every single day, all summer long.... [more]

Dixie, Washington

We grow microgreens, herbs, salad greens and other produce using organic methods. We are not currently certified organic but we follow the same practices.

Walla Walla, Washington

Our organization is dedicated to promoting small farms and the "buy local" movement. Our fresh certified organic produce fruits and vegetables are available for the first time in Walla Walla starting... [more]

Waitsburg, Washington

Sleepy Hollow Lavender is a small family owned farm located in south eastern Washington State just 11 miles from Walla Walla.... [more]

Walla Walla, Washington

Blue Valley Meats�?�local, sustainable, inspired. We are three local families in Walla Walla, WA who raise a small number of animals each year ourselves and work with our close friends and neighbo... [more]

Walla Walla, Washington

We are a small, local family owned-operated farm that uses biodynamic and organic practices to grow all-natural produce, free-range chicken eggs and grass fed Katahdin lambs.... [more]

Milton Freewater, Oregon

The History of the Walla Walla Sweet Onions goes hand in hand with the history of Locati Farms. It all began in 1905 when Joe Locati, the grandfather of today's owner, first arrived in the Walla Wa... [more]

Dayton, Washington

The Co-op Market & Nursery offers local and regional foods and products, including items made by artisan food businesses that process goods onsite.... [more]

Dayton, Washington

The Blue Mountain Station is a 28-acre food processing park owned and supported by the Port of Columbia in Dayton, Washington.... [more]

Dayton, Washington

TamiJoyFarm is a small CSA located at the base of the Blue Mountains in southeastern Washington. We specialize in offering heirloom varieties to our customers.... [more]

Walla Walla, Washington

We raise heritage breeds or Hogs (pigs, swine, whatever you want to call 'em) called Large Blacks. In our opinion (and our customers) the flavor of our pasture raised piggies is peerless (but try for... [more]