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Dry Farmed Produce Directory

This is a listing of farms that offer dry farmed produce and will be updated regularly. When you ‘Buy Dry’ you are supporting water & soil stewardship and resilient food systems!

If you are a dry farmer that would like to be added to this directory and/or have access to dry farmed product labels and marketing materials, please fill out this request form.

Farms selling dry farmed produce are listed in order from north to south below

Washington – Search for Washington dry farmers on Eat Local FirstĀ here!

Oregon

46 North Farm (Astoria) – Potatoes, winter squash, zucchini, dry beans

Tiny Stars Farm (Damascus) – Zucchini, potatoes, melons, tomatoes

Spoke and Leaf Farm (North Plains) – Zucchini, winter squash, tomatoes

Gale’s Meadow Farm (Forest Grove) – 60 varieties of dry farmed tomatoes

Lucky Crow Farm (Monmouth/Salem) – Tomatoes

Cameron Ridge Farm (Jefferson) – Tomatoes and melons

Farm For Our Lives (Alsea) – Black popcorn, dry beans, tomatoes, melons, squash

Sunbow Produce (Corvallis) – Summer squash, winter squash, dried chickpeas, orach, potatoes, watermelons, melons, apples, plums, Italian plums, boysenberries, blackberries, pears, quince

Lilliputopia Farm (Monroe) – Dry farmed cherry tomatoes and squash

Moondogs Farm (Marcola) – Tomatoes, Apples, Tomatillos, Dry Beans, Winter Squash

California

Neukom Family Farm (Willow Creek) – Dry farmed melons, peaches, apples, pluots, plums Asian pears, corn, carrots

More coming! We envision this being an interactive map at some point featuring dry farmers nationally and internationally whom are demonstrating soil and water stewardship while growing tasty, nutrient-dense food for their communites. Together we can thrive with less water.

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