Alpine Acres - All Grass Petite Beef is a family owned and operated cattle ranch located in the foothills of the Wallowa Mountains in NE Oregon.... [more]
Ruby Peak Farms is located in beautiful Wallowa County of Northeastern Oregon. Our Jacob sheep are raised on the rich grass pastures of the Lostine Valley, and in the winter are fed fed hay cut from t... [more]
The Pullman Farmers Market begins in mid-May and continues through mid-October. Each week from 3:30-6:00pm at the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center, vendors offer a wide variety of food and farm products.... [more]
Our nursery provides variety of grafted tomato plants. Grafted tomato plants remain healthy and disease resistant providing better quality crops, increased fruit production, and extended harvests.... [more]
Double Aught Angus Ranch is located near the South Fork of the Clearwater River in northern Idaho. Ours is a small family farm dedicated to raising quality beef by providing our cattle a quality life.... [more]
We are a small family farm located in the beautiful high mountain Wallowa Valley in NE Oregon. We grow certified organic grass, hay, and small grains.... [more]
Pine Valley Farm in Halfway Oregon was formally operated as Eagle Organic Farms in Eagle Idaho and is the longest running CSA in Idaho's Treasure Valley, with 33 seasons to our credit.... [more]
We are local fifth generation farmers, growing our rain-fed grains here in the Banana Belt of north Idaho and selling local grain products to local people.... [more]
We manage our farm in the "Old World Way" to produce Old World Garlic. Other than using tractors for heavy tillage, we grow garlic the way all produce was farmed before modern fertilizers, pesticides... [more]
I have a small flock of Bluefaced Leicester & Wensleydale sheep, as well as a small herd of French Angora rabbits.... [more]
7U Ranch, LLC is located along the Salmon River near Riggins, in Lucile, Idaho. We offer raw milk products from pasture fed cows, USDA inspected pastured fed beef and lamb and pastured chicken eggs.
