Birdseye view of Skagit Valley farmland

Agriculture lives here

Inspire your senses!

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.

farmstand fresh

From tote to table, celebrate Skagit’s farm stands this July and August. Discover the diverse and bountiful crops of the Skagit Valley by exploring its produce stands and farm stores. Meet your farmer and connect to an exceptional agricultural community growing over 80 commercial crops.

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.

From the Blog

Skagit Tourism Bureau

#GSVMemberMonday From the sparkling Salish Sea to the craggy North Cascade mountains, the diversity ofthe Skagit County is awe-inspiring. Over the years, the Skagit Valley has beenrecognized as having some…
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La Conner Gardens

#GSVMemberMonday Feature Margy & Chris Dariotis’s beautiful roadside stand, La Conner Gardens, greets visitors and locals alike with organically grown fresh produce and flowers. Their 18 acre farm specializes in gourmet varieties…
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Economic Development Alliance of Skagit County (EDASC)

#GSVMemberMonday Feature The Economic Development Alliance of Skagit County, or EDASC (e-dask) for short, has been serving Skagit County for more than 50 years, working to ensure a prosperous, sustainable…
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SHOP GSV

This year, 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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