Kristina Primachik, 10 (left) and Ella Boyko, 13, work to fill their trays with strawberries while other members of their families pick nearby in the strawberry fields at Baileys U-Pick on Springhetti Road in Snohomish.

Kristina Primachik, 10 (left) and Ella Boyko, 13, work to fill their trays with strawberries while other members of their families pick nearby in the strawberry fields at Baileys U-Pick on Springhetti Road in Snohomish.

Grab the family and head out to a local U-pick farm for fresh produce

  • By Gale Fiege Herald Writer
  • Friday, June 10, 2016 2:25pm
  • LifeGo-See-Do

The strawberries came on strong and fast.

In mid-May, Biringer Farm in Arlington put out the call: Come and get ‘em.

Most farmers around Snohomish County are predicting that berries, vegetables, tree fruits and other crops will be early this summer, so it’s time to offer up a list of farmstands, community-supported-agriculture (CSA) suppliers and U-pick locations.

Farmers markets are also open all around the county. Find a list at heraldnet.com/farmersmarkets.

Before you go, it’s a good idea to check the farm’s website or Facebook page to see what’s ripe and to ensure they’re open.

If your stand, CSA or self-pick place isn’t on the list, please let us know. We will add it to the list online. Email gfiege@heraldnet.com.

Adalyn Farm

Adam and Joscelyn Stevens

19313 22nd Ave. NW, Stanwood

360-474-7427

adalynfarm.com

Lots of produce. CSA pickup on farm midweek.

Bailey Farm and Pumpkin Patch

Don Bailey

12711 Springhetti Road, Snohomish

360-568-8826

baileyveg.com

Veggie farmstand open through October. Berry U-pick June and July.

Bell River Ranch

7919 Foster Slough Road, Snohomish

352-281-3521

facebook.com/bellriverranch

Honey, turkey, eggs, fruit. Farmstand open most weekends. Call ahead.

Be Well Farm

Cheryl Dillon

830 Sunnyside Blvd., Lake Stevens

425-954-5027

www.bewellfarm.com

Vegetables, herbs, berries and melons through October.

Biringer Farm

Mike and Dianna Biringer

21412 59th Ave. NE, Arlington

425-259-0255

biringerfarm.com

All sorts of berries. Farmstand and U-pick through mid-August.

Biringer’s Black Crow Pumpkins

Gary and Julie Biringer

2431 Highway 530 NE, Arlington

360-435-5616

facebook.com/biringers.black.crow

Open in October.

Blueberry Blossom Farm

Dave and Sandy Baer

8628 Fobes Road, Snohomish

360-568-4713

www.blueberryblossomfarm.com

U-pick season runs July through August.

Bob’s Corn and Pumpkin Farm

Bob and Sarah Ricci

10917 Elliott Road, Snohomish

360-668-2506

www.bobscorn.com

Country Store and U-pick open August through October.

Bolles Organic Farm

Kelly and Judy Bolles

17930 Tualco Loop Road, Monroe

425-876-9878

kellybolles@gmail.com

U-pick in July and August.

Bright Ide Acres

Micha and Andrew Ide

10890 Elliott Road, Snohomish

360-282-0252

www.brightideacres.com

Eggs and meat. Call first.

Bryant Blueberry Farm

Lana or Jamie Flint

5628 Grandview Road, Arlington

360-474-8424

www.bryantblueberries.com

U-pick all sorts of berries, July through mid-September.

Canfield Farms

12320 Old Snohomish Monroe Road, Snohomish

360-770-0615

canfieldfarms.com

Eggs and lamb. Call for appointment.

Carleton Farm

Reid, Mary and Darren Carleton

630 Sunnyside Blvd SE, Lake Stevens

425-334-2297

www.carletonfarm.com

Great variety of fresh produce, farm products at farm stand open through Nov. 1.

Caruso Farm

Vince and Anna Caruso

12801 Old Snohomish Monroe Road

425-308-0095

carusofarm.com

Call about CSA.

Chinook Farms

Eric Fritch

10601 Elliott Road, Snohomish

425-508-6341

chinookfarms.com

Beef. E-mail info@chinookfarms.com to schedule a visit.

Craven Farm Inc.

Judy and Mark Craven

13817 Short School Road, Snohomish

360-568-2601

cravenfarm.com

Pumpkin patch, corn and squash farmstand in October.

Donnellys Riverbank Blueberries

11827 Reiner Road, Monroe

360-793-2114

Berries, other fruit, vegetables. Open daily through Oct. 15.

Foster’s Produce

Brian and Connie Foster

5818 Highway 530 NE, Arlington

360-435-6516

www.fosterscornmaze.com

Farmstand open through October.

Garden Treasures Nursery and Organic Farm

Mark Lovejoy

3328 Highway 530 NE Arlington

360-435-9272

www.gardentreasuresfarm.com

Farm store, CSA and U-pick available all summer. Check the website.

Hazel Blue Acres

Spencer and Karen Fuentes

430 Hevly Road, Arlington

360-631-2958 (Spencer) or 360-770-7261 (Karen)

facebook.com/Hazel-Blue-Acres

Farmstand and U-pick, Tuesday- Saturday, mid-July to late August.

Hogstead Farm

Luke Conyac

13204 19th Ave. NE, Marysville

425-443-0085

www.hogstead.net

Pork. Call for appointment.

Johnson’s Blueberries

Lori Johnson

17520 187th Ave. SE, Monroe

425-345-4538

facebook.com/JohnsonsBlueberries

U-pick daily through mid-August.

Klesick Farms

Tristan Klesick

8504 Cedarhome Drive, Stanwood

360-652-4663

www.klesickfarms.com

Eggs, meat, vegetables, CSA, farmstand, U-pick.

Life Mountain Organic Blueberries

710 May Creek Road, Gold Bar

360-799-0600.

July and August. Call ahead.

Maltby Produce Market

Marijke and Liesa Postema

19523 Broadway, Maltby

360-668-0174 or 425-481-7565

maltbyproducemarkets.com

Farmstand across from Flower World, open all year.

Marshland Orchards

Liesa and Marijke Postema

8102 Marsh Road, Snohomish

360-563-1200 or 425-481-7565

marshlandorchards.com

Berries, vegetables and more. Farmstand and U-pick.

Mountainview Blueberry Farm

Keith and Janet Stocker

7617 East Lowell-Larimer Road, Snohomish

360-668-3391

www.mountainviewblueberryfarm.com

U-pick July through August.

Ninety Farms

Linda Neunzig

22912 67th Ave. NE, Arlington

360-631-1286

www.90farms.com

Lamb. Call for hours.

Nora Farms

Ryan and Vanessa Edwards

7527 Lowell Snohomish River Road

425-293-2070

norafarms.com

CSA, but plans to add a farmstand. Call for details.

NW Select Organic Gardens

14724 184th St. NE, Arlington

360-435-8577

Raspberries in June and July. Call first.

One Leaf Farm

Rand Rasheed or Alice VanderHaak

10601 Elliott Road, Snohomish

206-366-5439

www.oneleaffarm.com

Vegetable CSA or by appointment.

Raising Cane Ranch

Nichlos Pate and Melissa Denmark

5719 Riverview Road, Snohomish

360-348-5804

raisingcaneranch.com

Farmstand, U-pick berries and U-cut flowers, July and August.

Red Ranch Berry Farm

15130 294th St NE, Arlington

425-346-7653

facebook.com/RedRanchBerryFarm

Blueberries. Call first.

Rents Due Ranch

Michael Shriver

Stanwood

360-629-4871

Call or see at Port Susan Farmers Market in Stanwood.

Skipley Farm

7223 55th St. SE or 7228 Skipley Road, Snohomish

206-679-6576

facebook.com/skipleyfarm or skipley farm.com

Berries, other fruits and vegetables. CSA, farmstand, U-pick. Call first.

Skylight Farms

Petrina and Jonathan Fisher

17319 Elliott Road, Snohomish

360-668-7668

skylightfarms.com

CSA and by appointment.

Stocker Farms

Janet and Keith Stocker

Country Market at 10622 Airport Way

Farm at 8705 Marsh Road, Snohomish

360-568-7391

www.stockerfarms.com

Check the website for seasonal hours.

Stoffel Farm

Dana Stoffel

20610 Sixth Ave. NW, Arlington

360-652-8176

dana.stoffel@yahoo.com

Eggs and pork. Saturday afternoons.

The Farm at Swans Trail

Carol and Ben Krause

7301 Rivershore Road, Snohomish

425-334-4124

www.thefarm1.com

Dahlias, apples, sweet corn. Farmstand and U-pick.

Thomas Family Farm

Marvin and Debbie Thomas

9010 Marsh Road, Snohomish

360-568-6945

thomasfamilyfarm.com

Farmstand, apples, corn, U-pick pumpkins in late summer through October.

Whitehorse Meadows Farm

Valerie and Tom Wall

38302 Highway 530 NE, Arlington

206-369-1456 or 360-436-1951

whitehorsemeadowsfarm.com

Blueberries. Farmstand and U-pick, Tuesday-Saturday through September.

Willie Green’s Organic Farm

Jeff Miller

19501 Tualco Road, Monroe

206-390-7929

williegreens.org

Vegetable farmstand through October. U-pick berries June-August.

On the web

If you’d like even more info on local farms, check out:

www.pugetsoundfresh.org

www.snohomish.org

www.pickyourown.org

smallfarms.wsu.edu

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