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Lucile, Idaho

7U Ranch, LLC is located along the Salmon River near Riggins, in Lucile, Idaho. We offer raw milk products from pasture fed cows, USDA inspected pastured fed beef and lamb and pastured chicken eggs.

Pullman, Washington

Welcome to Palouse Grown Market! This is a 100% local online farmers market We make ordering local foods simple and easy, offering the best of what is fresh on the Palouse!

Prosser, Washington

Crimson Acres is a certified organic blueberry u-pick farm. This ensures that none of the blueberries you have picked have been sprayed with a non-organic pesticide or herbicide, and all our cultivar... [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.

Colfax, Washington

Small family farm raising free-range grass fed lamb. We are currently selling Katahdin lamb to be butchered in January 2023 at Garfield Meat Shop in Garfield, WA.... [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]

Juliaetta, Idaho

Growing natural grown produce for sale at our stand on Highway 3 / Juliaetta Market in Juliaetta Idaho.... [more]

Pomeroy, Washington

We are a small, family farm located in southeast Washington who raise chickens. Our chicken flock contains a wide variety of hens including Leghorn, New Hampshire, Barred Rock, Rhode Island Red, Buff... [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]

Richland, Washington

SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 2026. 10:13 AM WE ARE CLOSED FOR THE SEASON. THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND WE HOPE TO SEE YOU NEXT YEAR.... [more]

Mesa, Idaho

We naturally raise free range antibotic free Nubian Saanan bred goats for Dairy and meat along with Kathadin Dorper crossed sheep for their meat and resale of livestock.... [more]