We primarily produce wines, infused vinegars, and fresh pressed juices. Due to recent challenges the ingredients for these products are mostly grown off-site.... [more]
Terra Farma is a diversified pasture based livestock farm where we raise heritage breed turkeys, pigs, chickens, goats, and cows.... [more]
Growing Beauty in the Pacific Northwest Welcome to Rain Shadow Ranch, a Pacific Northwest flower farm surrounded by creeks and thriving wildlife in Port Orchard, WA.... [more]
Our family run U-Pick blueberry and flower farm is open from June through September. We have 3 delicious varieties of blueberries that ripen consecutively from June through mid August and flowers are... [more]
CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. We believe that a thriving local food system takes commitment from both farmers and consumers.... [more]
We're Robin and Jeromy, a two-person crew farming one acre in Boring, Oregon. We are city transplants who traded commutes for compost.... [more]
We are a small family oriented regerative ag farm in the Boring Or area. We produce organic garlic and organic pastured eggs because we want to eat well and help others do the same.... [more]
We specialize in unusually delicious varieties of vegetables and herbs. Some of our favorites are heirloom tomatoes, tarragon, and gorgeous chicories like frisee and radicchio.... [more]
We are small but growing farm. We are currently building our new farm. Welcome and please visit our blog or Facebook page : fb://profile/100064624477817 i dont know why LH does'nt provide a to... [more]
Our small family and friends farm grows a wide variety of vegetables using ecologically sustainable methods and organic standards.... [more]
Can Sow Grow operates as a private, unincorporated business engaged in peaceful international trade and under private indemnity.... [more]
Our small community farm provides raw milk from our small herd of dairy goats, organic hard apple cider from diverse heritage apple varieties and mason bees to pollinate your orchard and garden.
