One of the best ways to support our farms and food businesses, and ensure that our regional food system is secure, sustainable, and inclusive, is to buy locally grown and raised products.

This Columbia County Local Food guide aims to provide you with resources that you need to eat farm fresh foods from Columbia County growers, ranchers, farm-stand owners, and more.

Now, more than ever, we need to invest in buying local to ensure that we have a vibrant and healthy local food system in Columbia County!

Below you will find a current list of local producers who are doing farm direct sales. This means that they are able to sell their product directly to you, without a middle man, by methods such as farmers markets, farm stands, local food deliveries, U-pick, CSAs, whole/half pastured animals, and through other avenues. To make updates and changes to the list, please contact Kym Luth at [email protected].

• A Bushel and a Peck Flower Farm Grows flowers, vegetables, and some fruit. Offers subscription bouquets, market bouquets farmer/floristry, all of life’s events from birth to death with wedding in between. DIY buckets, and a self-serve farm stand 1 block off of Hwy 30 in Deer Island.

• Clatskanie Farmers Market Cope's Park in Clatskanie. Walk-in Market Saturdays June through September 10am-2pm plus festivals, classes and dinners throughout the season. Accepts SNAP with a $20 DUFB match, EBT cash match and FDNP checks. Contact: [email protected] and visit our website for more information.

• Scappoose Farmers Market Heritage Park in Scappoose. Walk-in Market Saturdays through September 12th 9am-2pm. Contact: Market Manager, Bill Blank: 503-730-7429.

• Bernet Farms 51372 Dike Road in Scappoose. Grass-fed beef and the Pumpkin Patch in October on the weekends. Contact: Gary Bernet 503-432-1717.

• Cloud Cap Mushroom Co. In St. Helens. CSA shares with multiple weekly pick-up locations. Contact: Chris & Emilia Ponti 503-929-7651.

• Crawford Berries 'n Cream 68660 Whitney Road in Rainier. Contact: Jennifer & Russ Crawford, 503-556-1247 or [email protected] Strawberries, raspberries, marionberries, blueberries & beef. Check website for farm stand locations and u-pick.

• Fat Dog Farms 32134 Cater Road in Warren. Self-serve farm-stand: mason bees, plants, garden items and more. Contact: Michelle Berg 503-702-0384.

• Future Farm & Flowers In St. Helens. CSA shares: produce, eggs, flowers, coffee with multiple weekly pick-up locations. Contact: Janine Lidell & Kathering Karnezis 503-309-5503.

• Hill Top Flowers 69510 Hwy 47 in Mist. Self-serve flower stand. Contact: Julie Ramsey [email protected].

• Mizuna Gardens 55471 Fullterton Road in Warren. Online farm store with weekly on-farm pick-ups of lettuce, greens, produce & eggs. Contact: Dannielle Smith 503-396-9702.

• Misty Morning Farms in Deer Island. Certified Naturally Grown vegetables and fruit, herbs, free range and organic fed poultry, eggs, lamb, beef, and livestock. Contact: Melisa Richardson 503-708-2222, [email protected]

• Odonata Flower Farm In Warren. DIY flower buckets and subscriptions. Contact: Rod & Erin Krauter [email protected].

• Overcast Farm 34387 Bennett Road in Warren. CSA, farmstand, vegetables & flowers. Contact: Matt Feinkind [email protected].

• Seely Mint Farm in Clatskanie. Local mint producer: teas, melts, patties, candy canes. Contact: Mike Seely, 503-639-4350, [email protected]. Visit their online store!

• The Sprout In St. Helens. Farmstand, seasonal vegetable & flowers. Contact: Sara Melton & Rhonda Johnston 503-366-2859.

• Thistle Hill Farmstand 78390 Quincy Mayger Road in Clatskanie. Self-serve farm stand with freshly baked goods. Contact: Karen Trass & Kristin Ramsey 503-728-0486.

• Tide Creek Farms In Deer Island. Pork, beef, milk, plants. Contact April Beardsley 971-203-3667.

• Tilthworks farm in Clatskanie. Garlic, honey, seasonal produce. Contact: Steve Routon & Darro Breshears-Routon. Email: [email protected].