Regenerative Farming 

Current Organic, Regenerative and Environmental Sustainability Practices

We believe small farms can be a force to combat climate change and promote environmental sustainability in agriculture. On our farm we use practices that mimic nature’s holistic approach such as: low/no-till, cover cropping, covering soil with mulch and restoring healthy native flora and fauna. Our ultimate goal is to produce vibrant, nutrient-rich food and flowers for our community with methods that regenerate the soil rather than deplete it. 

Current environmentally focused farming practices:

  • No-till permanent growing beds

  • Planting natives and removing invasives

  • Cover cropping

  • Covering/Mulching the soil as much as possible

  • Regular soil testing

  • Washington State Dept. of Agriculture Organic Certification

  • Real Organic certified

  • All non-farm inputs (fertilizers, compost, straw, etc.) are organic and as locally sourced as possible

  • Solar panels

  • No-till beds in winter planted in cover crops with wood chip mulched paths.

  • Aerial view of the farm and layout of our permanent growing beds, farm buildings and solar array. Thanks to Vashon BioEnergy Farm for supplying this photo!

  • Sunrise with view of one of our hoophouses, habitat snags and 1914 Plank House in view.

  • Rainbow over early spring permanent beds.

  • Market gardening meets permaculture.

  • Proud graduates of the WSU Forest Stewardship program.

  • Iceland poppies, carrots and kale thriving inside our NRCS funded hoop house.

What We Grow

We offer a diverse variety of vegetables, fruit and flowers throughout the year. All of our produce and flowers are certified organic by the Washington State Department of Agriculture. Although our eggs are not certified organic, we manage our small laying flock organically including with certified organic feed. We sell as close to our farm as possible so that you can get fresh produce quickly onto your plate to retain phytonutrients and reduce transportation and storage costs.

Some of our most popular items for sale are pictured below. Please visit our stand with an open mind and try something new like goumi berries, fresh ginger or salad turnips!

  • Crunchy, sweet Napoli carrots are a customer favorite!

  • Diverse, seasonal mixed bouquets are available nearly year-round.

  • We harvest our baby lettuce mix early and send it straight to the wash station for a double rinse in fresh, cold water to maintain freshness.

  • Large, delicious Albion strawberries available June through October.

  • Music, a hard neck variety, grown from our own saved seed - available August through October. Now offering large clove organic seed garlic for sale!

  • Cherry, heirloom and slicing tomatoes available June through October.

  • Ornamental Glass Gem popcorn available October / November.

  • Sugar Snap Peas available spring and early summer.

  • Fresh Marigold Garland decorations ready to hang for your celebration and keep for drying.

  • Our small flock of laying hens are fed an organic diet, have daily access to fresh pasture and live out their natural lifespans.