Our produce is different. We grow high quality vegetables and fruiting crops and take the utmost care in washing your vegetables before they arrive at your door.... [more]
A CSA farm making home deliveries to North Capitol Hill. I grow the widest variety I can of what grows well here; greens, beans, onions, tomatoes, squashes and herbs, aiming at a useful variety of thi... [more]
Boldly Grown Farm is a certified organic family farm in Skagit Valley, Washington. Owned and operated by Amy Frye & Jacob Slosberg, our primary focus is on production of fall and winter crops.... [more]
Our family owned small farm is happy to offer you the healthiest meat we know how to raise. Purchase 100% grassfed beef, 100% grassfed lamb, pasture-raised Berkshire pork, and pasture-raised poultry... [more]
BCS stands for Betsy, Casey, and Skip, the three members of the Smith family. On our farm, we raise sheep for meat and wool.... [more]
August Farm is a small-scale, pasture based, diversified livestock farm. We are located along the banks of the Chehalis River in Independence Valley, 30 miles south of Olympia, Washington.... [more]
We are a small farm located in Centralia, WA about 75 miles south of Seattle, Edgewood, WA, about 25 miles south of Seattle and Snoqualmie, WA about 25 miles east of Seattle.... [more]
We are a small, organic farm in Western Washington that offers high quality, seasonally inspired produce.... [more]
Dropstone Farms is a 95-acre farm in the Orting Valley of Pierce County, Washington. We provide the greater Puget Sound region with high-quality pastured meats, fed Certified Organic grass/hay and gra... [more]
Little Eorthe (olde English spelling of earth) Farm is a certified, organic farm dedicated to being truly sustainable.
Our mission is to grow an agricultural practice that exists in harmony with natural patterns, and to enrich our community by providing a valued source of nutrition, education and social capital.... [more]
We are a small farm in the Puyallup River valley near Tacoma, WA. At Early Bird Farm, we grow a little bit of everything, and it all works together in ways that mimic what nature intended.... [more]
