Cottage Grove, Oregon

Eggs Chicks, Chickens; Turkeys, Rabbits, Goats; Meat and Milk! We are a small family owned farm specializing in pasture raised poultry, milk and meat goat and meat rabbits.... [more]

Vancouver, Washington

The Dream of Lucky Bunch Farm became a reality on Sunday April 4, 2004. And while it may have taken us a little longer than expected to launch our CSA, our original intentions about what's important a... [more]

Drain, Oregon

5 generation - Family owned and operated grass fed sheep farm. All natural, no growth hormones or antibiotics, chemical free, raised humanely and respectfully.... [more]

Nehalem, Oregon

Moon River Farm is a small, women-owned and operated, vegetable farm located 6 miles from the wonderful community of Nehalem, OR.... [more]

Nehalem, Oregon

Peace Crops is a small, sustainable farm specializing in responsibly grown local produce. We sell at the Tillamook Farmers' Market, Manzanita Farmers' Market, select local restaurants, and a limited a... [more]

Yacolt, Washington

Yacolt Mountain Farm and Nursery LLC is a diversified small scale farm which was started in 2011 by our, Caroline and Daniel Swansey, small and growing family.... [more]

Amboy, Washington

Got eggs? We do! Chicken, duck, and goose eggs, oh my! We have been raising chickens and selling their eggs for over 5 years.... [more]

Terrebonne, Oregon

At Sungrounded Farm we are a market farm dedicated to our soil, community and environment. We grow our produce using organic practices and emphasize soil health for strong plants and nutritious food.

Hood River, Oregon

We are a small organic farm growing food on a hillside in Hood river Oregon.

Cook, Washington

Scratch-a-Lot Farm raises vegetables and pastured poultry including Cornish Cross and Delaware Chickens and an assortment of heritage breed Turkeys.... [more]

Bend, Oregon

Heirloom Produce - Sustainable agriculture does not use non-natural fertilizers or pesticides. We believe in mechanical weeding and pulling weeds with our hands or use of our hoe instead of using