Come to Carnation Farmers Market’s Community Roots Day on Tuesday, June 28th. Stay for an hour or two (or three), support the Carnation Farmers Market and SnoValley Tilth. The last Tuesday of every month is always filled with loads of market fun and lots of fresh […]
What would the Snoqualmie Valley look like if we had the perfect balance of farming and wildlife habitat? How different would it look from how it looks today? As long as farmers have been farming, there have been conflicts about farmland and fish habitat across […]
As you might know, King County Conservation District awarded a grant to fund a Puget Sound Pasture-Raised Poultry and Egg Cooperative (name TBD by committee). A small group of farmers are working out the legal details with KCD and should finish by mid Dec. We also […]
A message to our membership from the SVT board: A petition has been circulated on our list serve asking the King County Council to rescind the offer to sell the Tall Chief property to the Keller family, multi- generation dairy farmers in the valley. As […]
The King County Executive’s “Kitchen Cabinet” has now concluded and published its final report. At this time implementation of the recommendations in the report are well under way. Additional info is available here: http://www.kingcounty.gov/exec/local-food.aspx There are three specific areas of focus in development of a […]
Graduate students at the University of Washington have been working with Sno-Valley Tilth over the course of the past two months to learn more about the Snoqualmie Valley community, both past and present. These students will be continuing to work with Sno-Valley Tilth through Spring […]
Saturday May 31st from 10am-5pm at Bastyr’s Kenmore campus, we will attend the fair. This years theme is ‘Food and Medicine on the Wild Side’. Several speakers and workshops to take advantage of. Check it out! http://www.bastyr.edu/civicrm/event/info?id=1014
On April 16th American Farmland Trust and Oxbow Farm are hosting a Landowner Workshop (6:30pm-8pm). This will be an opportunity to: Learn about volunteer programs and funding sources that support habitat restoration and farmland preservation Get assistance to access these programs and receive […]
During 2014, farm to table dinners will be held in June, July and August. We will post details about these popular, delicious events as they become available.
The atmosphere encompassing Full Circle farm undoubtedly fulfilled my romantic image of small-town organic agriculture: the classic red barn, the colorful flowers lining walkways, the wooden bridge, the lantern-guided pathways, the antiquated tractor in the field, the painted Adirondack chairs on the patio, and the […]