Local Food near Eatonville, wa
Dropstone Farms is a 95-acre farm in the Orting Valley of Pierce County, Washington. We provide the greater Puget Sound region with high-quality pastured meats, fed Certified Organic grass/hay and gra... [more]
Grass Fed Beef We raise Simmental-cross beef, grass-fed, no hormones. If you're looking for tasty meat raised sanely, look no further!... [more]
We purchased our first alpaca in 1993 and immediately fell in love with alpacas and their fiber. I learned to spin, and spinning yarn is still one of my favorite fiber activities.... [more]
Mt. Rainier looms large over the Orting Valley Farmers Market. Located in the heart of some of the best farming soils in the nation, this market strives to provide an outlet for locally grown and rai... [more]
At People's Farm, our goal is to grow nutrient dense, fresh and local produce while utilizing up to 80% less water.... [more]
Dancing Goats and Singings Chickens Organic Farm is a lovely hybrid of farm, outdoor classroom, intentional co-housing community, petting zoo and garden where production goals and attention to beauty... [more]
Glass quarter GALLON jars 32 oz. - $30 each PINT JARS- $10. Bring your own jars and exchange (50 cents credit per jar brought.... [more]
Cadillac Ranch Our family is made of 10th generation farmers who have passion for sustainable farming.... [more]
High Point Family Farms is a small scale family farm. We raise "All Natural Pasture Raised Pork" as well as sheep, poultry products, and rabbits.... [more]
De La Mesa Farms is a small-scale family-owned 2 acre farm located in the heart of Tacoma. We are committed to being a regenerative, no-till market garden that focuses on improving soil conditions and... [more]
Freeway Farm is a small uncertified organic farm using natural intensive gardening practices. We raise table vegetables, hydroponically grown micro greens and small field crops including squash and p... [more]
Sidhu Farms is an Organic Blueberry Farm in the heart of the Puyallup Valley, we mainly grow Blueberries, but we also have Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Marion and Boysenberries.