Memorial weekend will change my delivery schedule to TUESDAY. Please call or text me to make any arrangements or if you have questions. No emails or messages through website will be read. If your wondering why, call or text me 509-969-8903

If you are wondering why some of the lettuce/spinach leaves are larger or have holes, we ususally cut each plant 2-3 times and then we tear out the bed and replant. After the leaves grow back after the second cut they grow back big. They never grow back baby size. We wish it was not so. I personally cut my salad with sissors to make it more bite size. The nutrients remain the same. Unfortunately we encounter many types of pests and it would be impossible to do what we do and not have bug bites as we do not use any pest control.

Orders must be placed Thursday-Friday by midnight each week.

We are currently trading produce for some help around the farm. The tasks range from filling bird feeders to washing lettuce or harvesting some vegetables.

New Customers contact Whitney @ 509-969-8903 I will explain how our system works. Thank you for your interest.

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Our pick up locations

Westside Church:

9:30 - 10:00 am

West Park Parking lot:

10:30 -11:00 am

If you are out of my delivery route and 1 of these options does not work, please contact Whitney 509-969-8903

Organically grown produce

We are not certified organic, but we grow everything on the farm with organic practices trying to create a sustainable system not using synthetic fertilizers, herbicides or pesticides.

About Us!

Just a little background on who we are and why we started working in the local produce business.
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Produce we grow!

We produce a variety of high quality leafy greens, microgreens and root vegetables such as radish, onion, carrot, beet and turnip.

Our goal

"Our goal is to provide the local community with the healthiest produce that we can possibly grow."

To achieve this goal we are always looking for the best organic practices available. We do not use pesticides, herbicides or synthetic fertilizers. In order to do this we first concentrate on building the soil with organic compost and natural ammendments. This allows us to grow a stronger plant that is more resistant to pests and disease.