Eltopia, wa

Farms near Eltopia, wa

Yakima, Washington

Our farm is located in beautiful Central Washington State near Seattle in Yakima. We grow blueberries, raspberries, cherries, apples, plums, plouts, and pears.... [more]

Yakima, Washington

BioCento is a family-owned historic farm in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. Please visit our website for more information, or just come visit us anytime to spend a weekend on the farm, or to p... [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]

Ellensburg, Washington

HISTORY Richard Ness and Mary Young-Ness started Kittitas Valley Greenhouse in 1988 with 1,000 sq ft.... [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]

Ellensburg, Washington

Knutson Family Farm is a small farm that specializes in organically raised produce, beef and eggs. We offer a seasonal CSA with weekly delivery for local residents.

Ellensburg, Washington

100% All-Natural grass fed beef from our ranch to your table. We are a family ranch that raises healthy and sustainable beef.... [more]

Rock Island, Washington

Tree Ripe Apricots. Big Quality Fruit.

Cowiche, Washington

Cowiche Creek Nursery was established in 1989. Along with offering great plants, Cowiche Creek grows and markets big, beautiful certified organic blueberries.... [more]

Colfax, Washington

Joseph's Grainery is your source for thoroughly cleaned whole grains and legumes direct from the farm.... [more]

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]

Clarkston, Washington

Our landmark family heritage farm has been sustainably run and diversified for over 100 years. The orchards have many varieties dating back to the first fruit trees in the state.... [more]