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Welcome to the Rural World!

Well! A fine spring it is! Snow on the apple blossoms and one, (ONE!), 80 degree day in April, heating the hoophouses to a dangerous level for our new and tender starts. The winter was predictable and fine and spring predictably unpredictable and turbulent. Encouraged by even 4 hours of dry weather, we hopefully make plans for planting and then when our hopes are dashed by rain or hail, we duck back into repair jobs or greenhouse work. The greenhouse is overflowing with seedlings, impatiently leaning toward the door, by turns looking at the sky, the thermometer and me in wonder at their lengthy stay inside.

Check out the good times
happening at the farm!

Look for new tomato varieties this year, including a paste tomato. More onions than ever and potatoes that will compliment them in cold salads or roasted potatoes, onions and peppers with fresh tomatoes chopped on top. Our first planting of sweeeeeet corn is in the ground. Hmmm, mmm, I am certainly ready for some fresh-from-the-farm fruits and vegetables. You may pick most of our vegetables yourself, thus fully appreciating the scent of the soil and the care and pride of picking and preparing your own foods. Basil is a doubly rewarding u-pick crop!

We are watching life awaken around us. It is the beginning..... again!

Read our Winter Newsletter
Click here for all the news on the Farm

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Job Opportunities, full and part time
We are looking for people who enjoy working outside. With few exceptions, you will be doing something different every day, ie. harvesting, painting, weeding, cleaning barns, helping customers, planting, etc.
 
We are looking for people who begin and end the day with energy, a sense of humor and a willingness to tackle whatever is put before them. Are you … trustworthy? flexible? willing to learn? dependable?
 
Can you … laugh? work independently? listen? work with others? perform physical labor?
 
Please call and ask for Debbie or Rob 425-222-4553 or email through our Contact page.
 
No experience necessary.

 

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New friends, new beginnings at Fall City Farms .....

Blanche, born March 10, 2008; NBC, (New Baby Calf), born April 24, 2008
 
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Pumpkins at Fall City Farms!
 

Our Farm Store and
U-Pick Garden

Winter sales of hay and straw. Please contact by phone or email for pickup

Store and U-Pick Field Hours:
 
August and September:
Thurs. - Sat. 10-6, Sundays, 11-5
Closed Mon., Tues., Wed.

October:
Mon.- Sat. 10-6, Sundays, 11-5

* * * Checks or cash only, please.
And . . . please
leave your pets at home.
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    Save a tree and and help end plastic pollution -
    bring cloth bags for shopping at Fall City Farms
Hay and Straw for sale, by the bale or by the ton
Hay and Straw for sale,
by the bale or by the ton




Our chickens
Our chickens have been working hard, scratching and leaving their special gifts in our fields. You can see them doing the work they are famous for at the barn coop when you visit. They lay white, green and various shades of brown eggs for us.
 

Fall City Farms
3636 Neal Road
Fall City, WA 98024
425.222.4553

Enjoy our farm in beautiful Rural Snoqualmie Valley!


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