Taste of the Season
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FeaturedShop in our Farm Market (Wed-Sat)
21 Acres 13701 NE 171st St, Woodinville, WA, United StatesThe 21 Acres Farm Market is open year-round, offering a wide selection of locally grown produce and packaged foods, artisan gifts
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FeaturedShop in our Farm Market (Wed-Sat)
21 Acres 13701 NE 171st St, Woodinville, WA, United StatesThe 21 Acres Farm Market is open year-round, offering a wide selection of locally grown produce and packaged foods, artisan gifts
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FeaturedSammamish Valley Summer Picnic & Celebration
Pack a picnic and join us at 21 Acres for lots of fun in the beautiful Sammamish Valley for the Summer Picnic and Celebration. Come enjoy a day on the farm – it’s free for all ages – play yard games, take a tour and shop from our artisan craft vendors.
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FeaturedDry Farming Fair & Farm Walk
Join us for a special farm tour focused on dry farming trials here at 21 Acres, along with the chance to taste test dry farmed versus irrigated tomatoes and to gain valuable information from our partners.
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FeaturedOrganic Seed Production Workshop
21 Acres is happy to host the Organic Seed Alliance's Organic Seed Production Workshop, with a special focus on seed cleaning. This workshop will cover the basics of organic seed production, with an emphasis on seed cleaning techniques.
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FeaturedSammamish Valley Harvest Celebration
Join us at 21 Acres for lots of fall fun in the beautiful Sammamish Valley at our annual Harvest Celebration. Come enjoy a day on the farm – it’s free for all ages – play yard games, take a tour and shop from our artisan craft vendors.
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Featured“Food Planet Future” with Robert Dash
Join us for a beautiful visual tour of everyday foods! Photographer, writer, and Orcas Island resident Robert Dash will speak about and share images from his newly published book, Food Planet Future: The Art of Turning Food and Climate Perils Into Possibilities.
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FeaturedFarm Tour: Focus on Dry Farming
Join us for a special farm tour focused on the dry farming trials here at 21 Acres, including tomatoes, squash, and dry beans. You'll learn how farmers grow produce varieties that need zero irrigation and taste absolutely delicious.

