De La Mesa Farms is a small-scale family-owned 2 acre farm located in the heart of Tacoma. We are committed to being a regenerative, no-till market garden that focuses on improving soil conditions and... [more]
We grow a wide variety of fresh vegetables and fruits using sustainable practices without use of chemical pesticides or fertilizers at our home on south Whidbey Island.... [more]
Filbert Acres is a unique farm located in the Puyallup River valley, specializing in hazelnuts since 1947.... [more]
We are an Eastern European inspired mini-farm, using French and Biointensive methods to grow the best Pacific Northwest & European varieties of vegetables, herbs and fruits.... [more]
We are a diversified small scale family farm, specializing in annual vegetables. Using sustainable and biodynamic techniques we grow beautiful and nutritious produce for CSA, farmers markets, and rest
Owned by Mark & Katie Green, Wild Hare Organic Farm grows hundreds of varieties of vegetables, fruit and herbs in the Puyallup River Valley.... [more]
Diverse intensive family farm. 1 1/2 acres of 5 acres under production with 12 month vegetable garden, pastured dairy goats, chickens, pigs, ducks and Luke the Goose.... [more]
Island Meadow Farm sits on ten acres of ground with over 100 years of continuous farming history. Our on-site farm stand is open year-round, and offers fresh, seasonal veggies, culinary herbs, berries... [more]
We are a small, family owned and operated farm committed to feeding the local community sustainably grown vegetables.... [more]
As a learning center, the Organic Farm School trains new farmers to develop and manage small farms focused on ecological, economic, and social regeneration—simultaneously offering opportunities for ou... [more]
At People's Farm, our goal is to grow nutrient dense, fresh and local produce while utilizing up to 80% less water.... [more]
Live Edge Farm is a small family eco-farm that overlooks Useless Bay on beautiful Whidbey Island. We began farming the land on the edge of a 125 foot bluff in 2009.... [more]
