The 19th annual Jefferson County Farm Tour returns September 18th & 19th, 2021!

• Celebrate locally grown food, fiber, and farm-made products
• Invite community members to learn from and engage with their local farmers
• Stimulate economic opportunity for farms in Jefferson County

Please Note: For the health and safety of farmers, volunteers, and participants, face masks are required while touring farms in-person.

The 19th annual Jefferson County Farm Tour returns September 18th & 19th, 2021!

Brochures and maps are available now at The Food Co-op, Chimacum Corner Farmstand, Jefferson Land Trust. On the weekend of Farm Tour brochures/maps will be available at participating farms and and Farm Tour Central, located at 9122 Rhody Drive.

Farm Tour is open to the public with a suggested donation of $10 per group. No one turned away. Donations are accepted at all participating farms and Farm Tour Central. Thank you!

Farms* open to the public for self-guided tours include:

• Eaglemount Winery & Cidery
• Finnriver Farm & Cidery
• Jacobs' Fleece Farm  
• Ananda Hill Farm (Booth @ Jacobs’)
• Red Hen Food Bank Garden
• Sailor Vineyard          
• White Lotus Farm & Space Twin Provisions  
• Wilderbee Farm         

Virtual-Only offerings are farms NOT open to in-person activities, including:

• Arabians at Egg & I
• Compass Rose Farms & The Dirt Rich School
• Hopscotch Farm + Cannery
• Kodama Farm & Food Forest    
• Natembea Farm Cooperative    
• One Straw Ranch
• Sunfield Biodynamic Farm 
• Sweet Seed Flower Farm

SEE "FARM PROFILES" BELOW FOR FULL BIOS!

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Eat Local First Olympic Peninsula

Eat Local First Olympic Peninsula aims to achieve these goals:

• Grow and sustain sales for local farmers and food producers
• Grow sales for locally-owned food business i.e. grocery stores, bakeries, restaurants, fisheries, brewers, and the makers of cider, mead, and wine
• Minimize barriers for institutional food buyers i.e. hospitals, schools, retirement homes, community organizations who want to purchase local and regionally sourced food
• Increase access to local and regionally sources food for low-income and rural populations
• Serve as the trusted community resource for finding seasonal, local and regional foods from the Olympic Peninsula region
• Educate consumers on how to use local crops and when they are in season

Learn more about their work on the Eat Local First Olympic Peninsula website.

Preserving the Harvest

• Food Preservation recipes and factsheets
• Preserve the Taste of Summer - Online Course
• Consumer Food Safety Resources 
• Food Safety Basics