Winter blueberries in the Skagit Valley

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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. Genuine Skagit Valley supports the growers and producers of the Skagit Valley. 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.

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Forged steel and leather bottle opener crafted with leather tanned from the black angus of Skiyou Ranch.

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This holiday season, shop homegrown and handmade from the ground-up! Because Agriculture Lives Here, each product sold by Genuine Skagit Valley is made with Skagit-grown materials, crafted by the hands of a Skagit artisan, or both! Locally sourced leather, lard, tallow, wool, and wood provide inspiration for farm-inspired home goods and body care.

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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.

Featured Story

Rows of cabbage seed growing in the Skagit Valley

Growing Seeds and the history of Pinning Day in the Skagit Valley

Spring is the season of new beginnings. Lambs, calves, and kids, frolic in pastures. Trees full of blossoms promise fruit later in the season. And growers collect and plant billions of tiny seeds to feed the world. But it’s not as simple as just planting seeds. Before the planting begins, seed growers meet to determine…
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Recipe Highlight

Blueberry Lavender Simple Syrup Recipe

Blueberry Lavender Simple Syrup

Whether it’s over ice cream or in a cocktail, this Blueberry Lavender Simple Syrup captures summer in the Skagit Valley. For a burst of sweet and floral, we use ingredients from Bow Hill Blueberries and La Conner Gardens. Blueberries are ripe and ready from July through August. Bunches of lavender are in full bloom for…
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