Gales Meadow Farmmore than 300 varieties of great tasting and beautiful vegetables and herbs
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Member since December 2010.
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WebSite:
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www.galesmeadow.com
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Contact: Rene Berblinger
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Address:
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8740 Nw Gales Creek Road
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Gales Creek,
Oregon
Zip:97117
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503-281-3805
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Description:
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options include:
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Our farming practices build the soil and provide habitat for wildlife including
native plants, insects, birds, and microbes. Over the years, we have installed a
photovoltaic system to power our greenhouses and farm house and a water-saving
drip irrigation system. Every year, we plant more native trees, shrubs, and
insectary flowers. We reuse our pots, recycle our agricultural plastics through
AgriPlas and use compostable Trellis Earth bags and brown paper bags for our
produce.
In addition to the Hollywood Farmers Market (May - November), we
can be found at the Hillsdale Farmers Market (March-May), Cannon Beach Farmers
Market (July-September) and the Forest Grove Farmers Market (May). Restaurants
and caterers which use our products include Castagna, Bon Appetit at Intel,
Keuken, DinDin, and Fleur de Lis French Bakery. And those fabulous Ruby Jewel
Treats . . . the mint and lavender for the ice cream comes from Gales Meadow
Farm.
Amaranth (wild), apple, arugula, basil, bean (bush, dry, fava, pole,
shelling, snap), beet, bottle gourd, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage,
carrot, chard, chicory, Chinese cabbage, Chinese mustard, chives, cilantro,
cippolini onion, collard, corn, creeping thyme, cress, cucumber, daikon radish,
dill, eggplant, flower (dried, edible), garlic, garlic chives, gourd, ground
cherry, herb starts, kale, kohlrabi, lavender, lettuce, mache, marjoram, mint,
mustard, okra, onion, oregano, paprika, parsley, parsnip, pea (shelling, snap),
pepper (hot, sweet), peppermint, potato, pumpkin, quince, radish, rapini,
rhubarb, rutabaga, sage, shallot, sorrel, spigariello, spinach, squash (summer,
winter), sunflower, tarragon, thyme, tomatillo, tomato, turnip, vegetable
starts, watermelon, yarrow
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Focus:
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1) Organic Farms / Sustainable Farms
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is OUR
community project.
