Edgewood, wa

Farms near Edgewood, wa

Hoquiam, Washington

We are actively looking for a new farm manager passionate and knowledgeable about animal husbandry through intentional regenerative land management.... [more]

Burlington, Washington

Viva Farms is a non-profit Farm Business Incubator and Training Program established in 2009. We operate over 100 acres between our two locations in Western Washington.... [more]

Sedro Woolley, Washington

Welcome to Jones Creek Farms. Our small, family operated farm, is located in the beautiful Skagit Valley in Northwestern Washington.... [more]

CATHLAMET, Washington

Welcome to our small but growing farm! We are dedicated to cultivating healthy, nutritious vegetables and caring for our small flock of laying hens, which provide us with farm-fresh eggs.... [more]

East Wenatchee, Washington

Feil Pioneer Orchards grows over two hundred varieties of trees fruit along the Columbia River in East Wenatchee.... [more]

East wenatchee, Washington

Farm cherries plums apricots peaches nectarines

Yakima, Washington

At Prater Ranch LLC. we raise heritage turkeys, Toulouse geese, Muscovy ducks, emu, peafowl, silver fox rabbits, and much more.... [more]

La Center, Washington

Commercial certified organic blueberry farm offering u-pick berries.

Acme, Washington

Osprey Hill is a family farm located in Whatcom County along the south fork of the Nooksack River. We produce a select variety of vegetables, uncommon fruits, and culinary herbs in addition to pastu... [more]

Edgewood, Washington

We are a small farm located in Centralia, WA about 75 miles south of Seattle, Edgewood, WA, about 25 miles south of Seattle and Snoqualmie, WA about 25 miles east of Seattle.... [more]

Puyallup, Washington

The Picha family-run farm is located between Puyallup and Tacoma just off of River Road. We specialize in strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries picked fresh daily throughout the season.... [more]

Puyallup, Washington

Over 3 acres of 20 different heirloom blueberry varieties were planted in the 1940s and still produce a bounty of fruit in the summer.... [more]