Member Profiles
Listed below are profiles of Whidbey Island Grown members. Your purchase of products produced or sold by these members greatly assists local agriculture on Whidbey Island. Each producer member is also a member of the Puget Sound Food Network. For more information on these Whidbey Island agricultural producers and their products click on the "View PSFN profile" link below the member photo.
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Bethany Ridge Farms
Sherry Wirth
1695 N. Boon Rd.
Oak Harbor, WA 98277(360) 675-6469- Products:
- All Natural Beef – Primal Cuts and Ground – Angus Source Enrolled – Age and Source Verified
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown
- Unique qualities:
- All natural, no hormones, pesticides, or herbicides used
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- TBD
- When:
- TBD
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CSA Training Center at Greenbank Farm
Sebastian Aguilar
- Products:
- Organic vegetables and herbs; education and training
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown,
- Organic,
- CSA
- Unique qualities:
- The Greenbank Farm, CSA Training Center uses five acres of certified organic ground at Greenbank Farm for mixed vegetable and herb production. This year, six new organic farming interns are learning about community-supported agriculture and direct-marketing strategies. With 60 CSA subscriptions from all around Whidbey Island, the new trainees have been growing more than 70 different varieties of vegetables including varied beans, salad greens, squash, oriental veggies, broccoli, tomatoes, carrots, kohlrabi, fennel, herbs, and more.
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- Through CSA membership
- When:
- During the growing season
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Ebey Road Farm
Karen or Wilbur Bishop
- Products:
- Sweet corn
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown,
- Organic
- Unique qualities:
- Sweet corn grown on USDA/WSDA Certified organic farmland in historic Ebey Reserve.
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- At the Goose and other local retail locations
- When:
- During the season
- Availability:
- Products available in limited quantities during the growing season; call in advance for product needs.
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Island Tree Ranch
Mary Leonard
1542 Grateful Acre Place
Coupeville, WA 98239(360) 678-1680- Products:
- Main focus is Apple Orchard - Apples and Cider
Apples are grown naturally
Nursery and some Row Crops
Education
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown,
- Natural
- Unique qualities:
- Apples are grown naturally and cider is fresh squeezed.
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- On the farm - by appointment only. Distributed mostly by wholesale. High-end Specialty stores like Bayleaf Oak Harbor and Coupeville, Coffee shops like Locally Grown in Coupeville, Mukilteo Coffee in Langley, Grocery stores like Red Apple, The Goose, and Local Wineries like Spoiled Dog Winery Bayview
- When:
- During the season. Cider is fresh squeezed once a year usually last week in Sept. (Estate Wine limited quantity of Apple Wine is bottled in April)
- Services:
- Ongoing Classes:
Art Classes – Sculpture Gardening Classes, Private or Group
From time to time:
Classes - Pruning Classes, Cooking/Canning Classes, Forest Management. Classes, Landscape or Orchard Development Plans, Irrigation Plans
Appointments Only:
Agricultural/Educational Tours, School Tours, Wedding Planning
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Laughing Ducks and Barking Dogs Farms
Karry Brooks
3100 Hunt Rd.
Oak Harbor, WA 98277360-679-2914 or 360-720-9172- Products:
- Naturally & Pasture Raised Hogs, Chicken for Meat & Eggs, Heritage Turkeys
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- On Farm Sales. Please Contact Karry to set up time.
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Lavender Wind Farm
Sarah Richards
2530 Darst Rd.
Coupeville, WA 98239(360) 678-0919- Products:
- Lavender, lavender products, herbs, nursery plants and flowers
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown
- Unique qualities:
- We sell lavender in many forms, including dried lavender, essential oil, food items, lotions and soaps, as well as nursery plants that include lavenders, herbs and flowers. Come collect tips on how to grow and use lavender, how to prune plants and how to process dried lavender, and watch us distill essential oil from the lavender grown on our farm.
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- Lavender Wind Farm and Skagit Farmer's Supply
- When:
- Throughout the year
- Availability:
- Most products available year round
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The Little Brown Farm
- Products:
- Naturally–raised goats, sheep and chickens; fresh eggs, cheese
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown,
- Natural
- Unique qualities:
- We feature naturally–raised goats, sheep and chickens, and fresh eggs. We have goat cheese coming this summer. Educational and pleasure tours available by appointment.
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- At the farm
- When:
- Daily
- Availability:
- Tours by appointment
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Long Family Farm
Leland Long
3468 Euwing Road
Clinton, WA 98236(360) 579-6406- Products:
- Grass Fed Angus Beef
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown
- Unique qualities:
- All natural, no hormones, pesticides, or herbicides used
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- The Goose Community Grocer
- When:
- Year Round
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Maha Farm
Marc Wilson & Anza Muenchow
- Products:
- A wide variety of fresh vegetables and fruits.
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown
- Unique qualities:
- Maha Farm and Forest enhances the South Whidbey environment by growing farm and forest products with environmentally positive practices that produce a sustainable harvest. We share resources and experiences with our communities. We grow a wide variety of vegetables, fruits and flowers on a few acres. The rest of the land forms a forest managed to foster a diverse ecosystem of native plants and animals, including sustaining and enhancing existing wetlands. We grow and harvest forest products in a low impact, sustainable way. Trails provide access to the different ecosystems for education and recreation. Programs and curriculum for studying sustainable farming or forest ecosystems are available for educators and the general public.
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- At the farm
- When:
- 20 weeks a year ($500)
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Molly’s Island Garden
- Products:
- Several varieties of small vegetables
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown,
- Organic
- Unique qualities:
- Vegetables grown on the Island by experienced farmer using organic methods.
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- At farm, farmers markets and at local stores; delivery to local stores available
- When:
- During the growing season
- Availability:
- Products available in limited quantities; call in advance for larger orders or to set up delivery of specific items.
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Northwest Poitou Donkey Institute
Maryon Attwood
- Products:
- Poitou donkey breeding, produce, donkey milk creams and body lotion
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown,
- Organic
- Unique qualities:
- The critically endangered Poitou donkeys are helping Maryon Attwood and her small organic family farm develop historic products. The shaggy-haired Poitou donkey, originally from France, is a draft animal used in farming areas to pull equipment and breed mules (a donkey/horse combination). Since 2005, in addition to a breeding program, the Institute has been integrating the use of their donkeys to farm 10 acres of mixed produce and developing donkey-milk creams and body lotion. Tours of the farm and on-site pottery studio are available by appointment.
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- At the farm
- When:
- During business hours; tours of farm and on-site pottery studio by appointment
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The Raven and the Spade
Camille LaTray
4785 E. Harbor Road
Freeland, WA 98249(206) 782-2412- Products:
- Organic vegetables and eggs
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown,
- Organic
- Unique qualities:
- A variety of vegetables grown using organic methods and eggs from chickens feeding on organic pastures.
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- At farm stand
- When:
- Vegetables during season, eggs throughout the year
- Availability:
- Products available in small batches; call in advance for product needs or to set up program.
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Sherman Farms
Don & Deb Sherman
48 S. Sherman Rd.
Coupeville, WA 98239(360) 678-4772 or (360) 929-0703- Products:
- Livestock hay, Feed barley, all natural pasture raised beef, green seed crops
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown
- Unique qualities:
- All natural, no hormones, 4th Generation Farmers
- Special Features:
- Fourth generation farmer located in Ebey's Reserve in Coupeville
- Where to purchase products:
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- Beef can be purchased at The Goose Community Grocer or Farm Direct; all other products by Farm Direct. Please call for more information.
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Stevens Family Farm
- Products:
- Grass fed beef. Pastured Pork. Fresh Eggs. Seasonal Fruits and Veggies.
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown
- Unique qualities:
- All natural, no hormones, pesticides, or herbicides used
- Where to purchase products:
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- Beef :
- May through November, prepaid purchase call to order
- Pork:
- Feb-Nov, prepaid purchase call to order
- Eggs:
- March-October sold at roadside farm stands call for locations
- Seasonal Veggies:
- Sold at roadside farm stands call for locations
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Tesch Road Ranch
Steve Seppa
- Products:
- Cow–Calf operation: Selling weaned calves and or cows for the butcher
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown
- Unique qualities:
- Grass fed beef using no chemicals or hormones for slaughter
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
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- When:
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- Availability:
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Whidbey Green Goods
Mike Nichols
7545 Roseberry St.,
Clinton, WA 98236(360) 579-3604- Products:
- “Green Goods” Romaine, Iceberg, Leaf lettuce mix, Green onions & Garlic, Spinach, Celery, Peas, snow, Peas, snap, Beets; red, chioggia, gold, Broccoli, Sprouting, Beans, Romano, Beans, Kentucky Wonder, Summer squash, Cucumbers, Leeks, Fennel, Onions, Sweet & Storage, Carrots, Corn, Herbs-Basil, Oregano, Parsley, Eggplant, Tomatoes, cherry, slicer, Sweet Peppers, green, yellow, red, Peppers, roasters, hot, hotter, hottest, Turnips, Bok choi, Cabbage, red, green, savoy, Kale, Winter squash; butternut, Shallots, Potatoes, Eggs
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown
- Unique qualities:
- Very Local
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- Delivery Service - www.whidbeygreengoods.com/services.htm
- When:
- During the season
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Wild Rose Farm
- Products:
- High quality long wool breeds sheep for spinning, felting, and yarn. Also producing high quality lamb and lamb pelts.
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown
- Note:
- Farm visits by appointment only.
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- n/a
- When:
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- Availability:
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Willowood Farm
Georgie Smith
399 S. Ebey Road
Coupeville, WA 98239(360) 929-0244- Products:
- Row crops for local fresh markets, small–seeded cover crop fava bean seed
- Certifications:
- Whidbey Island Grown,
- Naturally Grown
- Unique qualities:
- Currently operated by fourth-generation Ebey's Prairie native Georgie Smith, the farm produces naturally grown row crops for the local fresh market. These include gourmet garlic and potatoes, mixed greens, fresh shell and dry beans, onions, shallots, cabbage, broccoli, winter squashes, pumpkins and more. Also available are small–seeded cover crop fava bean seed which are considered winter hardy to at least 10 degrees, fix large amounts of nitrogen, and provide a lot of biomass to the soil when tilled in. Great for farms and gardens.
- Where to purchase products:
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- Where:
- Produce at local fresh food markets on the Island — Fava bean seed, garlic
- When:
- During the season
- Availability:
- For fava bean seed: email me and we can work out the delivery/pick up. Fava bean seed: About 500 lbs./available until I’m out.
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The Goose Community Grocer
The Meyers Group, John Albertsen
14485 SR 525 Suite #7
Langley, WA 98260(360) 321-5692 -
The Star Store Inc.
Gene and Tamar Felton
201 First St
Langley, WA 98260(360) 221-5222
- Coming soon