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Alex and Tyler of Blue Grass Farm
Featured Farmer
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.

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An arrangement of summer flowers from Blue Glass Farm.
Farm to Vase Centerpiece Class – by Blue Glass Farm

June 23, 2023 - Tour Blue Glass Farm, learn to harvest lovely in-season blooms, and gather with fellow flower lovers to create some beautiful farm fresh centerpieces.

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

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

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Bee-Killing Pesticides and What We Can Do to Help
Webinar: Bee-Killing Pesticides and What We Can Do to Help

March 8, 2023 - Join the Pollinator Pathway NW and NRDC for a talk on the science behind threats posed by neonicotinoid (“neonics”) and other pesticides to pollinators, biodiversity, and our own health.

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Snowy day on the farm
Enjoy a Self-Guided Farm Walk (Wed-Sat)

February 3, 2023 - Winter is a beautiful time of year to explore 21 Acres! Stop by the Farm Market or Lobby to pick

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Snowy day on the farm
Enjoy a Self-Guided Farm Walk (Wed-Sat)

November 29, 2022 - Winter is a beautiful time of year to explore 21 Acres! Stop by the Farm Market or Lobby to pick

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End of Season
End of Season Farmers’ Gathering & Equipment Swap

November 2, 2022 - Join us for an end of the season farmers' gathering and equipment swap!

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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.

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A flock of geese explore a flooded field in early 2022.
Local Food Systems
Extreme precipitation threatens food security and drives up local food costs 

July 1, 2022 - As farmers face surging fuel and input costs, unseasonal cold weather and precipitation in Washington State throws a wrench into already complicated food pricing. 

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