21 Acres is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to inspire action to solve climate challenges by learning as a community to grow, eat, and live sustainably. 21 Acres has a commercial kitchen, a Certified Organic Farm and a Farm Market in Woodinville.
Alchemilla Services LLC provides Quickbooks set up and training, full-charge bookkeeping/payroll, and bookkeeping workshops for farms and small businesses. Jocelyn Campbell, the owner/founder, along with bookkeepers Emily Collins, Melinda Hyra, and Alice Vander Haak, specialize in solopreneur and mom-and-pop sized enterprises and farms, providing customized support to each business.
Barzen's Blooms creates joy with sustainably farm-grown flowers, floral design services, education and art.
Market Garden Farm no-till practices using organic inputs. Our mission is to make nutrient dense produce available for all.
I'm an artist, basket weaver, nature lover, and now a farmer. I help people connect with nature and their creativity through natural fiber weaving. We work with responsibly foraged and locally farmed flora. Bringing nature into their hands. In 2024, I joined the Experience Farming Project and have planted 500 basketry/floral willows and will be adding other weave-able plants in the years to come.
At First Light Farm & Learning Center, we celebrate both plant and human diversity as we to strive to educate ourselves and our customers (whether through our CSA, u-pick, educational programs, mini farm program, or the public in general) about our interdependence with the natural world and our ever increasing need to care for, protect and live in gratitude for this vital relationship between healthy soils and the well-being of our own bodies and the communities we live in. At our 3+ acre farm, we live out our mission of healthy soils = healthy families = healthy communities = healthy planet through our different programs and regenerative farming practices. Although our mission and commitment remain the same, our abilities and practices change as we evolve in our knowledge of how to live and farm in the ecosystem we care for.
See our website: upickseattle.com for more information.
Sarah Cassidy and Luke Woodward have been operating farms in the valley since 1999. They now run Hearth Farm and own the Grange, a farm to table restaurant in Duvall. Hearth feeds the Grange; the Grange feeds our community and its visitors! Hearth Farm grows and sells heirloom tomatoes, asparagus, culinary herbs and eggs. Farmer Sarah conducts on-farm kids camps, classes for the PCC, and teaches Introduction to AgroEcology at Edmonds Community College.
Visitors by appointment only.
http://hearth-farm.com/
The Grange hosts special farm dinners throughout the season; please join our newsletter to learn about our schedule.
www.thegrangeduvall.com
I run a small engine repair service that specializes in gas powered equipment ranging from chainsaws and trimmers to mowers and tillers, as well as routine maintenance for tractors and implements. I also offer workshop opportunities to share with local denizens how to maintain and properly care for various residential and farm equipment, including full size tractors and implements. I am also preparing to raise laying hens to produce eggs for the local valley area (TBD when available).
Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center inspires people to eat healthy, sustainably grown food and to steward our natural resources for future generations.
Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center is a nonprofit organization located on 240 acres of forest and farmland bordering the Snoqualmie River in Carnation, Washington. Oxbow researches and practices sustainable farming methods (Certified organic and Salmon Safe), grows food and native plants, and educates people of all ages about agriculture and the environment. Collectively, Oxbow's work takes real-time action to combat climate change, promote biodiversity, and encourage healthy food systems.
Oxbow connects to the public through special events, educational programs, volunteer opportunities, and a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program.
Our mission is to foster a vibrant agricultural community rooted in stewardship and sustainability. Through hands-on education and agritourism experiences, we aim to cultivate a deeper connection between individuals and the land. Our U-pick fields, CSA membership, and charming event venue provide opportunities for people to engage directly with farming practices while celebrating life's special moments. By promoting stewardship and sustainable farming, we strive to inspire a generation of mindful consumers committed to nurturing and preserving our precious natural resources, ensuring a resilient and harmonious future for all.
Local Yarn store supporting Fiber Artists and Producers in the Snoqualmie Valley. Our exclusive Farmlux Yarn line is a unique take on locally sourced hand knitting yarns.
Classes and supplies for knitting, machine knitting, crochet, spinning. We also handle fiber estates and used fiber equipment.
Viva Farms empowers aspiring and limited-resource farmers by providing bilingual training in holistic organic farming practices, as well as access to land, infrastructure, equipment, marketing and capital. Viva Farms is a non-profit, Farm Business Incubator and Training Program established in 2009. We manage 119 acres with two farm locations in Skagit County and one in King County, Washington.