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Agriculture lives here

Discover the authentic tastes, experiences, and heritage of agriculture in the Skagit Valley.

The Skagit Valley has been supplying the region, state, and world with nearly every crop imaginable since the first commercial harvest of potatoes in 1853. Today, the region cultivates over 80 crops. By promoting our distinctive farm-raised flavors, culture, and heritage to the region and the world, we aim to sustain farming for generations to come.

Cider apples growing at WSU apple orchard

orchard fruits of the Skagit valley

Discover the bounty of apple, chestnut, and hazelnut orchards across the Skagit Valley.

We tip our hats to hands that feed us – the farmers, ranchers, fishermen, millers, bakers, brewers, chefs, and all growers and food producers of the Skagit Valley, Washington.

recipes for summer

Need some kitchen inspiration? Taste the difference with Skagit-grown foods and explore these delicious recipes right from our farms. From Chili Crisp Snap Peas to Samish Gold Oysters Kilpatrick, savor a fresh take on fresh foods!

From the Blog

Orchard Fruits of the Skagit Valley

Discover the bounty of apple, chestnut, and hazelnut orchards across the Skagit Valley. On Saturday, October 24th, Learn how apples are grown for fresh market, value-added foods, and renowned cider.…
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Perfect Pairings at Skagit Farm to Pint FEST

The Beer & Bites Menu Revealing the 2026 Beer & Bites Menu! See below for food pairings that truly showcase the bounty of the brewing, farming, and culinary communities of…
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Volunteer at Skagit Farm to Pint & Tidewater Boil

Would you like to volunteer for the Skagit Tidewater Boil and/or Skagit Farm to Pint FEST? We have several shifts open! Don your walking shoes and come prepared to roll…
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