PROUDLY LOCATED IN MOLALLA OREGON
MAJORITY WOMAN OWNED BUSINESS
we are
Connect Families to Agriculture
Grow Fresh Food for Our Community
our mission
Grow stronger Communities
A Self Serve Retail Experience
We stock what is ripe and in season. We pick and restock daily!
One way we keep prices low is through honor system marketing. You wont find a cashier at the farm stands. We feel that if our customers trust us to grow food for their family, we can trust them to pay appropriately.
A pay box is located at each of our stands. Look for a bright clue box and red pull handle. Customers can deposit cash, check, and Farm Nutrition Coupons directly into the box. They may also pay using our code with the Venmo app.
You can always call or stop by our main office if you need assistance!
We are open Monday - Friday 8am - 4pm
503-651-3302 32300 S Dryland Rd Molalla, OR 97038
self serve
produce stands
Late spring through fall, you can find an abundance of local, farm fresh produce on our self-serve, roadside stands.
Locations
community centered events
We love any excuse to have a good time. Join us on the farm for interactive opportunities for the whole family!
wholesale
Are you interested in stocking Willamette Valley Melon produce at your location?
Melons and Pumpkins are available wholesale.
Learn more
Watermelon Crawl Music festival
Fall Family
Festival
Find the farm stand closest to you
Visit our home base for the largest variety, or check out one of our other locations.
Restocked Daily!
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the bee's knees
Where do baby melons come from? It's not the stork but it is thanks to another busy winged critter. Honey bees produce a delicious treat we all love to eat, but the other result of their hard work is pollination - spreading the pollen from flower to flower.
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rEAL TALK ABOUT our FARMING adventures
the melons are late
The calls and posts are rolling, "When will there be melons!" It's a little embarrassing to admit, but our melons are late. Read more to find out why!
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the bee's knees
Where do baby melons come from? It's not the stork. It is thanks to another busy winged critter. Read more to learn about our busiest workers.
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