Local Food near Kettle Falls, wa
Happy 2025! Please enjoy all our wonderful lavender flowers and products. The body mist is great to keep bugs away.... [more]
We provide farm fresh eggs by renting laying chickens! Everything the chickens need for the rental period is included.... [more]
Welcome to our farm, where the values of homestead living guide everything we do. We are Robert and Isaiah, a father-son duo deeply committed to cultivating the land and building a sustainable future... [more]
Elder biodynamic practitioner teaching how to work lovingly and esoterically with the earth focusing on light root cultivation, research and remedy making.... [more]
We grow eight varieties of blueberries. They are plump and tasty. Each variety tastes a little different and we encourage tasting to find your favorite.... [more]
Homestead Produce is a family-owned farm in Bonners Ferry, ID, bringing our North Idaho community back to quality, nutrient-dense food.... [more]
Welcome to Sweetgrass Ranch — Where the Land and Livestock Thrive Together Nestled on the shores of the Kootenai River in Bonners Ferry, Idaho, Sweetgrass Ranch is a regeneratively managed ranch ded... [more]
We grow Inchelium Red and Spanish Roja Garlic, Red, White and Yellow Onions, pickling cucumbers, dill, beets, lots of tomatoes (canners, slicers and romas) sweet peppers and summer squash.... [more]
The goal of NEW Farmers Market is to provide a place where food producers and artisans can directly sell their products to the local community.
Supporting local food, producers, and consumers in Stevens County, Washington. See our local Farm to Table Guide, farmers markets, and other sources of local food at our website.
Triple Creek Farms is a multi faceted enterprise located in Kettle Falls, Washington. Our products include Red Wiggler Compost Worms, Worm Castings, Worm Tea Concentrate Fertilizer, Do it yourself Gr... [more]
Located on a sandy bench above the lower stretches of the Kettle River near Kettle Falls, WA. This summer of 2014 we have Russian Red rocambole hardneck garlic, and they were grown to the same standa... [more]