Regenerative Agriculture

Featured Farm: 21 Acres

August 3, 2023 - 21 Acres is a regenerative farm in the Sammamish Valley guided by agroecological principles...

Featured Farm: Blue Glass

July 1, 2023 - The 21 Acres Farm Market has been happy to carry Blue Glass Farm produce and flowers since their beginnings.

Farmers Noa Kay and Mark Albonizio, owners of Songbird Haven Farm in Woodinville, WA

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Featured Farm: Songbird Haven

June 7, 2023 - Growing more than 100 varieties of vegetables, herbs and flowers, Songbird Haven Farm...

Pollinator Pathways Northwest adds pollinator data to the iNaturalist app on the 21 Acres farm.

21 Acres Blog

Pollinator Count Contributes to Scientific Data on Ecosystem Health

August 19, 2022 - This local group is taking action through citizen science methods of tracking native pollinator health.

Farmers of the Sustainable Ag Tool Share in the Sammamish Valley inspect the new Solectrac electric tractor.

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Electric Tractor for Sustainable Ag Tool Library

March 16, 2022 - The electric tractor purchased with funds from KCD will serve as a vital piece of equipment in the new farmer-member Sustainable Ag Tool Library.

The 21 Acres farm supports restoration, regenerative practices, and wildlife corridors.

Regenerative Agriculture

Land Stewardship Issues in this Washington State Legislative Session

March 2, 2022 - Of all the bills that are in the Washington State House and Senate, many topics address some of the very same issues that we work on here at the 21 Acres farm and wetlands.

21 Acres staff tour Sammamish Farms during the Tilth Alliance Conference

21 Acres Blog

What We Learned from the Tilth Conference

January 7, 2022 - The 21 Acres team talks agroecology, creativity, cover crops, and community at the Tilth Alliance Conference last November.

Becca Jordan helps plant native species in the 21 Acres wetland in spring 2021.

21 Acres Blog

10 Things I Learned about Healthy Soils This Year

December 4, 2021 - Happy World Soil Day! Here are 10 things I learned this year about how our community is working to improve soil health, and how it stacks up to the research.