Here are some of the nearby farms that we and our friends love.
Vegetables
Growing Things Farm, Carnation
Local Roots, Carnation
Oxbow Farm, Carnation
Whistling Train Farm, Kent
Willie Green’s Organic Farm, Monroe
Alvarez Farm, Mabton
Fruit
Tonnemaker Orchards, Royal City
Mushrooms
Foraged and Found Edibles, Seattle
Cheese
Port Madison Cheeses, Kitsap county
Eggs & Meat
Check out the great discussion of local beef sources in an earlier post.
Sweet Grass Farm, Lopez Island: Wagyu beef
Sea Breeze Farm, Vashon Island: pork, lamb, dairy
Whistling Train Farm, Kent: pork
Skagit River Ranch, Sedro Wolley: beef, eggs
Check out our market reports for news on what’s fresh at the Seattle farmer’s markets.
If you have a favorite, please leave us a comment.
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May 7, 2010 at 2:47 pm
Aaron
We have a small bakery in enumclaw wash. we had been supplied with red lentils, from eastern washington, via, country farmers market (enumclaw) we would like to continue with these, but hard to find, any suggestions???
May 17, 2010 at 3:42 pm
audrey
Hi Aaron, thanks for visiting the blog. I’d suggest talking with the USA Dry Pea & Lentil folks in Moscow, Idaho. They were helpful to be a couple of years back when I had some lentil questions. Also, there are a number of great small organic farmers in the Tri-Cities area who may have lentils. I really like Alvarez Farms in Mabton, WA. Google lists their phone number as (509) 837-2381. They may be able to point you to another small grower if they don’t do the red lentils you want.