Supporting Local Farms.
Advocating for Local Food.
Cultivating Community.
To ensure the future of local farming
and build a healthier community
through a resilient and equitable food ecosystem.
The 2023 Bainbridge Island and Poulsbo Farmers Market
season's are almost here!
The Bainbridge Island Farmers Market is accepting vendor applications for the 2023 season.Click here for the link
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Bainbridge Island Saturdays 10AM to 2PM April 1 - November's end Bainbridge Island Town Square @ City Hall |
Poulsbo Saturdays 10AM To 2PM Open April 1ST - December 16TH 18901 8TH Ave NE, Poulsbo |
One Call For All!!
Please GIVE today to
Friends of the Farms!
Some of your very local farms.
Farm Websites -- facebook.com/LaughingCrowFarm
- suyematsufarms.com
- vireofarm.com
- butlergreenfarms.com
- peacefulmorningfarm.org
- Heyday Farm meat, eggs, and pantry goods division. Scroll down the web store page for individual sales.
For a larger map go to the Finding Fresh website.
News
With Gratitude
reHome
Thank you Clark Construction!
reHOME Wins AIA 2022 Award
Clark Constrution Blog post:
NOVEMBER 22, 2022
The reHOME project has won an AIA 2022 Honor Award of Merit in research and innovation!
Thank you reHome business partners!
Clark Constrution Blog post:
OCTOBER 21, 2022
Together we built Bainbridge Island’s first affordable tiny homes.
Want to grow your best garden ever? You Need Veg Club!
Next Meeting Differentiates the Insect Pests from the Helpful Predators
Join us via Zoom on Tuesday, May 9th, from 6:30 to 8pm https://krl.zoom.us/j/85709916119#success
Many garden insects are actually predators that protect our gardens from pests. How do we know which is which? What can we plant to attract them and make sure they’re ready when the pests arrive? Come meet these helpful creatures virtually and learn how to get them to work for you while making your garden more beautiful.
For all the details: click here
- 2023 Sessions:
- June: Plant Soon to Eat From Your Garden All Fall & Winter
- July: Pickle & Jam Your Harvest (Field Trip)
- August: Grow Fruit in a Small or Large Yard (Field Trip)
- Sept: Store Your Harvest in the Garden, Garage, and Pantry
- October: Naturally Ferment Kraut & Pickles & Make Your Own Compost
