PNW Farmers Tackle Wet Fields with Agroforestry
Wet Feet Farming and a special cinematic addition to our ongoing collaboration with the Skagit Conservation District & a WSDA Specialty Crop Block Grant.
Wet Feet Farming and a special cinematic addition to our ongoing collaboration with the Skagit Conservation District & a WSDA Specialty Crop Block Grant.
According to the Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit environmental health organization and publisher of the annual Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce, has added conventional/nonorganic blueberries to the list at...
We're honored to be included in these gift guides this holiday season! So many options for Shop Small Saturday and beyond.
We're excited to have organic farming and our blueberries represented in an educational project for Washington's middle school students.
While the in-person celebration has been rescheduled for March, we are excited and honored to have our Organic Heirloom Blueberry Juice and Organic Blueberry Confiture win this year!
Forager Cycles’ latest Cable Cherry release is a collaboration with us inspired by heirloom quality “berries” and our joint quest for sustainability.
The magic of the Skagit doesn't end with tulips or even berry season, plenty of gorgeous sites and stops in the fall too! Read the full article from the Seattle...
This agricultural wonderland just north of Seattle is dotted with delightful small towns to add to your trip list.
Better late than never, we're finally getting around to posting this lovely & warm article written by the Skagit Valley Herald.
For the Capital One series...Small Unites, John and Kendall Antonelli of Antonelli’s Cheese Shop in Austin, Texas...share their love for cheese as well as ideas on great foods to pair...
"The passion that Harley and Susan have for their blueberries is inspiring. They truly care about producing blueberries for their flavor and quality above all else. Other farms sacrifice flavor...
"The farm canceled its U-pick this season as a safety precaution to slow the spread of COVID-19, and is instead offering bulk fresh blueberries."
“I feel lucky to be in the Skagit Valley on a farm. We’re producing something good, makes us proud that we offer something important that is nourishing and can brighten...
Watch Kiro 7 online — minutes 13:05 to 15:41 — to see what Bow Hill and some other businesses are doing to survive economically during this time.
Bow Hill Blueberries, another member of the food hub, has seen a recent increase in sales of its organic blueberry juice, blueberry powder and frozen berries at grocery stores and...
"When we decided to take [Bow Hill Blueberries] organic we got the [help of] two largest organic blueberry farms at the time...the organic managers there stepped forward and said 'we'll...