High Desert Food and Farm Directory 2024

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Welcome to our 2024 High Desert Food and Farm Directory— our 13th Annual Edition!

Through this directory, we want to provide a comprehensive resource to residents and visitors to Central Oregon alike. It’s filled with inspiration on where you can find the freshest, locally produced fruits, vegetables, and meat…as well as the restaurants who locally source these products.

We couldn’t produce this directory without the support of our sponsors. Please take the time to learn about the extraordinary organizations who make this publication possible.

Thank you for using this directory as a resource and for your commitment to Central Oregon’s food and farm network. Let us know what you think and if you have any questions: info@hdffa.org.

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Mailing Address: PO Box 1782, Bend, OR 97709

HDFFA’S Impac

FRESH HARVEST KITS

Fresh Harvest Kits are ready-to-make meal kits consisting of a recipe (in both Spanish and English) and all of the ingredients needed to cook a meal for four: fresh produce, pantry staples, and a spice packet from Savory Spice. Our Fresh Harvest Kit program grew by more than 50% in 2023, thanks to HDFFA’s partners. More than 3,200 Fresh Harvest Kits were distributed with seven different partners from La Pine to Warm Springs. We also saw a successful pilot partnership with Council on Aging to distribute Fresh Harvest Kits through their Meals on Wheels program for seniors in Sisters. We are excited to partner with the Madras Community Food Pantry to distribute Fresh Harvest Kits in Madras for the first time in 2024. In 2023, Fresh Harvest Kits provided more than 13,000 meals for Central Oregonians experiencing food insecurity.

GROW & GIVE

HDFFA’s Grow & Give program collects fresh, nutritious produce that might otherwise be wasted. The program relies on our relationships with local farmers, the NeighborImpact regional food bank, and our dedicated volunteers. Some of HDFFA’s partner farms grow produce specifically for this program, prioritizing the produce that food pantry clients prefer or cannot often otherwise access. Volunteers become members of our Glean Teams to pick leftover harvests from their fields. HDFFA also tables at Farmers Markets throughout the season to collect produce not sold from our partner farms. In 2023, Grow & Give collected a record 51,475 pounds of produce from farm gleans, farmers markets, and community gardens to deliver to NeighborImpact…which equates to more than 42,000 meals for our neighbors who need access to good, healthy food.

VEGGIERX

VeggieRx, HDFFA’s fresh food prescription program, provides fresh produce to patients with diet-modifiable medical conditions. This year, HDFFA launched its first ever winter pilot program in collaboration with Central Oregon Locavore, in direct response to community need. Patients who enroll in VeggieRx report significant health improvements. One 2023 participant shared, “I finally feel like I have enough veggies! I have more energy and less inflammation. And less blood sugar flare ups too.”

SHUWIYASHA FOOD SOVEREIGNTY PROJECT

The tribal-led Shuwiyasha Food Sovereignty project focuses on breaking down internalized colonization within the food system. The goal is to reduce health inequities, increase knowledge around food systems and food sovereignty, increase access to fresh foods, and lay a foundation for future local food production. This is a joint project with the Warm Springs Community Action Team (WSCAT). In partnership with HDFFA, WSCAT staff designed and printed a children’s book called Ashwan’s Garden that shares the story of a child’s connection to their culture and food sovereignty. 300 copies were distributed within the community. Thermo Fisher and HDFFA volunteers constructed a new greenhouse in the Warm Springs Children’s Learning Garden to extend the growing season and associated learning opportunities for children and families. In addition, HDFFA offers both the Fresh Harvest Kit and VeggieRx programs in Warm Springs.

IN THE CENTRAL OREGON COMMUNITY

We believe everyone deserves good food. Our programs reached 65,900 Central Oregonians in 2023! With your support, our reach will extend even further in 2024 and beyond!

AGRICULTURAL SUPPORT

HDFFA’s Agricultural Support program improves the success rate of our farm and ranch partners through education, funding, marketing, and relationship building. We help beginning and established producers to improve business and technical skills while also building public awareness of them and their products. We foster relationships throughout the local food system and help producers to secure funding through a variety of channels.

HDFFA is invested in increasing the ability of Central Oregon farmers and ranchers to overcome shocks and strains on their operations by providing financial support for on-farm infrastructure, supplies, and professional development. Each year, depending on funding availability, we offer producers the opportunity to apply for

On-Farm Efficiency Grants (OFEG) for up to $3,000 in grant funds with a 50 percent match. Since 2022, nearly $100,000 has been disseminated to local businesses through this competitive grant program. In 2024 HDFFA will award eleven farms and ranches in Central Oregon $25,917 by the completion of the program to implement innovative solutions that promote greater efficiencies in time, water usage, crop yield, and more. The recipient farms range in size from just a couple of acres to upwards of 200 acres, each feeding our community. Investing in local producers encourages more efficient farming practices and a more resilient food economy here in Central Oregon.

Fresh Food

Fresh Harvest Kits

Our Fresh Harvest Kits are healthy meals you can prepare for your family. Here are our 2024 distribution sites thanks to community partners:

DESCHUTES COUNTY:

• Pick up at the La Pine Community Kitchen in La Pine on Fridays, 12 am – 2 pm (June – Oct)

• Pick up at Wellhouse Market Pantry in Sisters on Thursdays, 4 – 6 pm (June – Oct)

• Pick up at Kiwanis Food Pantry in Sisters on Thursdays, 9 am – 2 pm (June – Oct)

• Pick up at The Giving Plate in Bend (Check The Giving Plate’s website for details)

• Delivery through the Council on Aging Meals on Wheels program (Check Council on Aging’s website for 2024 details)

CROOK COUNTY:

• Pick up at the ODHS parking lot in Prineville on Fridays, 10 am – 12 pm (June – Oct)

JEFFERSON COUNTY:

• Pick up at the Madras Community Food Pantry in Madras (June-Oct)

• Pick up at the Thursday Market in Warm Springs on Thursdays, 10:30 am – 2 pm (July – Oct)

Ve gg ieRx

If you are low income and have an underlying health condition, please contact our VeggieRx Senior Manager to learn how to enroll in our 10-week fresh produce prescription program. Past VeggieRx graduates have seen distinct health improvements! Please contact kelly@hdffa.org

Fresh Harvest Kits and VeggieRx programs are made possible thanks to HDFFA’s Veggie Hauler volunteers and invaluable partnerships with Savory Spice, pantry sites, Sungrounded Farm, Canyon Moon Farm, Agricultural Connections, Four Acre Farm, Seed to Table, and Around the Bend Farms plus grants from funders National Institute of Food and Agriculture, Central Oregon Health Council, Oregon Health Authority, Republic Services, Pacific Power, The Environmental Center and First Interstate Bank.

ACCESS PROGRAMS

MORE RESOURCES TO HELP OVERCOME BARRIERS TO ACCESSING HEALTHY FOOD OPTIONS

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Food benefits to eligible, low-income individuals and families. oregon.gov/dhs/ assistance/food-benefits

Women Infants and Children (WIC)

Special supplemental nutrition program for women, infants, and children. For locations and resources in Oregon, call 211 or visit oregon. gov/oha/PH/healthypeoplefamilies/WIC/

Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB)

Match your SNAP up to $20/day at the Bend Farmers Market, Central Oregon Locavore, and Oliver Lemons in Terrebone.. For participating locations and info, visit doubleuporegon.org

Central Oregon Food Pantries

For a list of regional food pantries that offer free or reduced grocery options, visit neighborimpact.org/get-help/get-food

Pacific Northwest Community Supported Agriculture

From vegetables and meats, to accessible payment plans, to finding a farm that will deliver, find a CSA farm that fits your needs! Pay monthly with SNAP and get your CSA 50% off with Double Up Food Bucks! Find a farm at pnwcsa.org/find-a-farm

Central Oregon Fill Your Pantry –Saturday, November 9, 2024

This bulk buying farmers market occurs at the end of the growing season. You can use SNAP and receive DUFB to purchase local produce for the fall/winter months. centraloregonfillyourpantry.com

HDFFA Who’s Who

2024 BOARD MEMBERS:

Corbin Serano (Co-Chair), Amanda Singh, (Co-Chair), Christine Thomas, Secretary, Brian Kerr, Treasurer, Charles Luce, Carrie Mack, Sara Miller, Jason Smith

FOOD SECURITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Mandee Seeley, Homeless Leadership Coalition Board, Kristi Hiaasen, Crook County on the Move and Community Volunteer, Jim Wengler, Hunger Free America, Abby Kellner-Rode, Community Volunteer at the Giving Plate, Lexie Houchins-Park, Central Oregon Locavore Outreach Coordinator, Ana Bueno, Latino Community Association Client Services Manager, Les Weidner, Madras Community Food Pantry Fresh Alliance Operations Manager, Barbara Lowe, Indian Health Services WIC Certifier, Hannah Joseph, Seed to Table Programs Director

HDFFA STAFF

Antonia Botero, VeggieRx Assistant, Julie Forbes, Operations and Outreach Manager, Sharon Maier-Kennelly, Executive Director, Kelly Moffatt, VeggieRx Senior Manager, Ann Pistacchi-Peck, Program Director, Marianne Pyott, Bookkeeper, Emily Ralston, Food Access Manager, Andrea Smith, Agricultural Support Manager, Lisa Umeshima, Communications & Development Assistant

AGRICULTURAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Aaron Stubbs, Fibonacci Farm, Ashley Thompson, Sungrounded Farm, Justin Rodgers, Big Summit Beef; Courtney Schuur, North 44 Farm, Frank Maricle, Well Rooted Farms, John Herman, Lazy Z Ranch; Katia Steckly, Double F Ranch, Lisa Shaddox, Central Oregon Flower Collective and Hollyhock Hollow, Mary Beyer, Wine Down Ranch, Sarahlee Lawrence, Rainshadow Organics, Shannon Kane, Wild Grown Farm, and Thomas Schuster, Hive & Pine Farm

WITH HDFFA! Get Involved

We rely on community support for our programs to grow and thrive:

VOLUNTEER

Volunteer with Us! Email volunteer@hdffa.org or visit hdffa.org/volunteer/

• Join our Glean Teams! Do you like to dig in the dirt? Come with us to harvest fresh fruits and vegetables to be delivered to the food bank. In 2023, our Glean Teams harvested more than 45,700 pounds of produce from farms!

• Transportation: Do you like to drive? Please consider volunteering as a Veggie Hauler to help transport produce to support our VeggieRX and Fresh Harvest Kit programs.

• HDFFA’s Board of Directors: Would you like to consider joining our Board of Directors and sharing your expertise in finance, fundraising, IT, marketing, legal expertise, food systems, or other relevant skills?

Apply on our website hdffa.org/board

• Farmers Markets: Sometimes we can use another friendly face at our Farmers Markets booth. Volunteer at the Bend or NWX Markets to help staff collect produce donations from farmers.

• Advisory Committees: Our Food Security Advisory and Agricultural Advisory Committees help inform our work and build leadership capacity for the future of local farming, ranching, and food access.

DONATE

Please make a donation today to ensure we can continue to serve our Central Oregon community through our food access, agricultural support and consumer education/resources like this directory! hdffa.org/donate

If you’d like to discuss your donation, please contact sharon@hdffa.org

HDFFA Events

Please join us for these events. Please follow-us on social media and sign up for our newsletters to learn when more events are added. More information can be found:

hdffa.org/events

FARMERS MARKETS

• Downtown Bend Farmers Market - Wednesdays, May 1 - Oct 9, 11 AM - 3 PM

• Northwest Crossing Farmers Market - Saturdays, June 1 - Sept 28, 10 AM - 2 PM

• Fill Your Pantry - the end of season bulk Farmers Market - Nov 9

FARM-TO-TABLE DINNERS

• May 19 - Feast in Redmond

• July 14 - Wine Down Ranch in Prineville

• September (TDB) - Faith, Hope & Charity

IN THE COMMUNITY

• Tuesdays in May Community Pint Nights at Deschutes Brewery: $1 of every pint for HDFFA!

• May 3 - HDFFA Directory Launch! First Friday, Patagonia Downtown Bend

• May 7 - Documentary Gaining Ground at COCC

• May 16 - Patagonia Third Thursday

• June 19 - We will be featured at the Bend Chamber’s Biz & Bevs

HDFFA’S SECOND ANNUAL SOUPER BOWL

• Feb 8 - A fun and festive soup tasting event where you get to vote for your favorite and help crown the 2025 SOUPer Bowl Champion! Tickets on sale 1/3/25.

HARVEST DINNER SERIES AT BRASADA RANCH

Against the backdrop of breathtaking vistas, the Harvest Dinner Series at Brasada Ranch is more than just a meal, it’s a culinary journey that showcases the freshest locally sourced ingredients of the season prepared and served from the outdoor spitfire. Enjoy live music and partake in fall activities for all. Harvest Dinners will be hosted every Sunday through September from 4 - 8 PM and $10 of every ticket will go to HDFFA. Tickets/info: brasada.com

• Sept 8 • Sept 15 • Sept 22 • Sept 29

High Desert FOOD TRAIL

EXPLORE THREE DIFFERENT THEMES ACROSS THE REGION

The High Desert Food Trail (HDFT) is a selfguided culinary and agritourism adventure through Central Oregon to help visitors and locals alike experience what makes this region unique. This year-round selfguided tour features 45 distinct businesses that will help you dive deeper into the high desert’s agricultural roots at your own pace. With stunning landscapes to marvel at, artisan offerings to feast on, and resilient agriculture to experience, there is something for everyone.

SENDERO DE COMIDA DEL ALTO DESIERTO

El Sendero de Comida del Alto Desierto (HDFT, por sus siglas en inglés) es una aventura culinaria y de agroturismo autoguiada a través de Oregon Central para que visitantes y lugareños conozcan lo que hace que esta región sea única.

Esta visita autoguiada, se ofrece durante todo el año y muestra 45 negocios únicos para que se sumerja en lo más profundo de las raíces agrícolas del desierto alto a su propio ritmo. Con paisajes impresionantes para sorprenderse, ofertas artesanales para darse gusto y la agricultura resistente que lo rodea, hay algo para todos los gustos.

Learn more and view or download the trail brochure at:

Para obtener más información, visite: hdffa.org/hdft

YOUR MONTH-BY-MONTH GUIDE TO WHAT’S FRESHLY HARVESTED

MARCH/APRIL

Arugula

Mustard Greens Kale

Lettuce Radishes

Rhubarb Salad Mix

Spinach Turnips

MAY

Bok Choy Carrots Chard Green Onions

Peas

JUNE JULY AUGUST

Beets Broccoli Fennel Kohlrabi Strawberries

SEPTEMBER

Corn Leeks Shallots Tomatoes

Apples

Beans Cucumbers

Eggplant Squash Tomatoes

Cabbage Cauliflower Garlic Onions

Peppers Potatoes Tomatoes

OCTOBER/NOVEMBER

Brussel Sprouts Parsnips Sunchokes Winter Squash

CENTRAL

OREGON’S Top 10 LOCALLY GROWN FOODS

SUPPORT Local AND TAKE THE PLEDGE

This Directory is composed of HDFFA Partners, from farmers and ranchers to bakers, food trucks, and retail grocery stores. Together with our Partners, we strive to provide clear and accurate information about locally grown, raised and crafted foods, and where to find them. In the spirit of transparency and accuracy, all of our Partners agree to the following guidelines:

Farms and Ranches pledge to:

• Grow, raise, and sell products primarily in Central Oregon

• Operate primarily and/or are founded in Central Oregon

• Be mindful of conserving land and water and maintaining healthy soils; responsible and transparent use of chemicals, fertilizers, manure, and other farm inputs

• Operate with humane and respectful treatment of animals

Food Businesses pledge to:

• Source raw products, to the best of their ability, from Central Oregon producers

• Ensure that products are available in Central Oregon markets

• Support a sustainable, regional food system through mission or business practices

• Operate primarily and/or are founded in Central Oregon

If you’d like to learn more about becoming an HDFFA Partner please contact:

Farms & Ranches: andrea@hdffa.org

Local Food Businesses: julie@hdffa.org

Ready to save?

Contact the business to redeem the coupon! Mention you found it in the High Desert Food and Farm Directory.

10% off your entire Farmers Market purchase. Good for one use, per household per season. Exp 12/31/24.

15% off. Limit one per customer. Expires 11/1/2024.

15% off your first purchase. Use code HDFFA15 online or present this coupon at our farmer’s market stand.

Limit one per customer. Expires 7/31/24.

Text us “HDFFA” for $5.25/lb ground beef when you order 20lbs or more. Expires 12/31/24.

Buy one variety of microgreens in our plant-based clamshell, and GET ONE FREE!

Limit one per customer. Never expires.

10% off your farmer’s market haul.

Limit one per customer.

20% off for orders at the farm store of over $200 with coupon.

Limit 2 per customer. Does not combine with other offers. Expires 9/30/2024.

DIRECTORY INDICATORS

To help guide you through our Partner listings, these icons make it easier to find what you are looking for and to purchase from Partners that may align with your interests.

FARM AND RANCH INDICATORS:

Veggies and/or Fruit

Dairy and/or Eggs

Flowers and/or Nursery

Herbs and/or Grain

Seeds, Plants and Landscapes

Honey

Meat and/or Poultry

CSA and/or Herd Share

Farm Stand/Store/Visit or U-Pick

Verduras y/o frutas

Lácteos y/o huevos

Flores y/o vivero

Hierbas y/o granos

Semillas, plantas y paisajes

Miel

Carnes y/o aves de corral

CSA y/o animales compartidos

Puesto agrícola / tienda / visita o autoservicio

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DIVERSITY INDICATORS / INDICADORES DE DIVERSIDAD:

Owned or operated by the following: Le pertenece a, y lo maneja:

Person living with a disability

LGBTQIA2S+ person

Indigenous or Native person

Person of color

U.S. veteran

Una persona discapacitada

Una persona LGBTQIA2S +

Una persona indígena o nativa

Una persona de color

Un veterano de EE. UU.

Woman Una mujer

PURCHASING

INDICATORS: Be sure to ask the vendor before you make a purchase.

Asegúrese de preguntar al proveedor antes de realizar lacompra.

Food Stamps (SNAP): Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

Beneficios Nutricionales (SNAP, por sus siglas en inglés): Programa de Asistencia de Nutrición Suplementaria.

WIC or Farm Direct Nutrition Program (FDNP) Provides eligible limited income seniors and WIC families with money to purchase fruits, vegetables and herbs.

WIC o Programa de Nutrición Directa del de la Granja (FDNP, por sus siglas en inglés): Provee dinero a las personas mayores elegibles de ingresos limitados y a las familias de WIC para comprar frutas, verduras y hierbas.

Double Up Food Buck (DUFB): Double the amount of vegetables and fruits.

Vales de Duplique sus Alimentos (DUFB, por sus siglas en inglés): Duplican la cantidad de vegetales y frutas.

Senior Farm Direct Nutrition Program (SFNP) Provides seniors with limited income money to purchase food at farmers markets and farm stands.

Programa de Nutrición Directa de la Granja para Personas Mayores (SFNP, por sus siglas en inglés): Provee dinero a las personas mayores de ingresos limitados para comprar comida en mercados de agricultores y puestos agrícolas.

FARMS AND RANCHES

At a Glance

29 Branded Beef

Abe & Oley Farms

Around the Bend Farms

Barley Beef

Big Summit Beef

Boundless Farmstead

Brittany’s Bees

Broadus Bees

Canyon Moon Farms

Cascade Mountain Pastures

Central Oregon Flower Collective

Central Oregon Ostrich

Crump Ranch

Cultivate Farms

DD Ranch

Deschutes Gourmet Mushrooms

Deschutes Produce

Double F Ranch Meat CSA

El Loco Coyote Microgreens

Fibonacci Farm

Fields Farm

Floral Deschutes

Four Acre Farm

Garner Farms

Glimfeather Farm

Gorilla Greens

Great American Egg

In Cahoots Heirloom Apple Orchard Collaborative

L & S Farm and Garden

For more information,

Including how to contact these local farms and ranches, read this guide or visit hdffa.org for our online directory.

Larkin Valley Ranch

Lazy Z Ranch Wines

Mahonia Gardens

Matt’s Microgreens

Mountain Lavender Farm

North 44 Farm

Paradise Produce

Plainview Gardens

Rainshadow Organics

Rickety Bridge Ranch

Rooper Ranch

Roots and Rails Farm

Roots Wild Floral

Seadawn Farms

Seed to Table

Smiley’s Lavender

Sungrounded Farm

Sunlife Farm

The Broken Plow Microfarm

The Crow’s Croft

The Family Farm

Tumalo Lavender

Well Rooted Farms

Well Rooted Produce

Wild Grown Farm

Windy Acres Dairy Farm

Wine Down Ranch

Zajac Farms

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Farms & Ranches

29 Branded Beef

Whitney Nogle Cabral 59599 Stark Road., Grass Valley 541-993-2929

bigsummitbeef@gmail.com | 29brandedbeef.com

Order 24/7 from our website!

Abe & Oley Farms

Tiffany Hanks

2902 Cline Falls Rd., Redmond 541-207-4589

abe.oleyfarms@gmail.com

Year round self-serve farmstand or call for appointment.

Around the Bend Farms

Makena Whitaker aroundthebendfarmsinc@gmail.com aroundthebendfarms.org

Call for appointment

Barley Beef

Emily Rastovich 541-204-3850

service@barleybeef.com | barleybeef.com

Call for appointment

Big Summit Beef Company

Justin Rodgers

PO Box 183., Prineville 541-362-6508

bigsummitbeef@gmail.com | bigsummitbeef.com

By appointment only

29 Branded Beef is a family owned and operated, direct farm-to-consumer business. Visit our website to learn more about our family, our ranch, and to order your beef today! Shipping available!

Small scale family farm providing organically grown vegetables and free range chicken eggs. We focus on soil health and no till practices for quality harvests.

ATB Farms creates all-inclusive access to and affordability of healthy, locally grown food, thus empowering our communities to create a thriving and interconnected food system.

Barley Beef is offered by Rastovich Family Farms, Deschutes County’s first Century Farm. We offer all natural beef, raised with a healthy diet of grass and spent grain from local breweries.

Generally answer emails and return phone calls Mon - Fri 9 AM - 5 PM

We sell locally grown and sourced grass finished beef and grass fed lamb! Climate smart sustainable farming practices like rotational grazing improve our resources. Animals are raised humanely and ethically on quality forages.

BARLEY BEEF

Boundless Farmstead

Megan and David Kellner-Rode 541-390-4825

info@boundlessfarmstead.com boundlessfarmstead.com

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Brittany’s Bees

541-264-0422

ms.honeybee220@gmail.com brittanysbeesandhoney.com

Mon - Fri 8 AM - 5 PM

Canyon Moon Farms

LJ Fern 541-233-3100

canyonmoonfarms@gmail.com

canyonmoonfarms.com

Call for appointment

Cascade Mountain Pastures

Chris Nichols

18130 HWY 126., Sisters 503-380-7433

cascademountainpastures@gmail.com cascademountainpastures.com

Call for appointment

Dedicated to the earth, to our community, and to growing the best damn food we can. We use sustainable practices to grow chemical-free vegetables, fruits, and eggs. Find us at the Wednesday Bend Farmers Market, through our CSA, at Central Oregon Locavore, and in local-favorite restaurants.

Brittany’s Bees is a woman owned apiary based out of Central Eastern Oregon. Honey and Beeswax is produced locally and marketed across Central Oregon. Bees, Hives, Nucs, and Queens are available late spring/early summer.

We are a small farm in Crook County growing diverse veggies, herbs, flowers and medicinal plants. We use all natural growing practices.

Family-operated since 2013 with the idea of bringing grass-fed lamb to Central Oregon. We strive to serve as stewards of the land through efficient irrigation, rotational grazing, and reduced packaging.

FARM & RANCH

Central Oregon Flower Collective

hello@coflowercollective.com coflowercollective.com

Friday Retail Flower Markets at Pomegranate Home starting mid-June

Central Oregon Ostrich

Michael Lehman

7600 SW Quarry Ave., Redmond 541 923-5076

michael@centraloregonostrich.com centraloregonostrich.com

By appointment only

Crump Ranch

Ed Stabb

2940 NW 74th St. 541-280-1895

edsredmond@gmail.com | stabbranches.com

Apr to Oct: 7 days/week, 8 AM - 5 PM

Nov to Mar: 5 days/ week, 9 AM - 4:30 PM

Cultivate Farms

Maegen Hindson

21925 Rastovich Rd., Bend 541-390-2138

help@bendfarms.com | bendfarms.com

Call for appointment

DD Ranch, LLC

Linda Anspach

3836 NE Smith Rock Way., Terrebonne 541-5233-8359

info@ddranch.net | ddranch.net

Please call for appointment from Jan 1 - Sept 28 and Nov 1 to Dec 31.

CRUMP RANCH

Open Tues- Sun 10 AM - 5 PM Sept 28 - Oct 31

We’re a collective of 20 flower farmers based here in Central Oregon. We’ve all made the commitment to growing sustainably, and without chemicals. By providing a flower community, we help each other to grow, both literally and figuratively!

Forage & Cattle producer selling grass hay, alfalfa, grain and beef directly to customers in central Oregon.

Certified Naturally Grown

Certified Naturally Grown farm. Specializing in vegetables, flowers, herbs and Artisanal farm made goods.

Certified Naturally Grown

Grass fed beef and lamb, heritage pork, raw local honey, eggs, pumpkins, field trips, weddings and pumpkin patch.

Ostrich farm

Deschutes Gourmet Mushrooms

Rob Glenney

541-408-5206

deschutesmushrooms@gmail.com | deshrooms.com

Deschutes Produce

Darci Lyn & Andrew Wachs

65655 Old Bend Redmond Hwy., Bend 541-390-9794

deschutesproduce@gmail.com deschutesproduce.com

Open year-round, during daylight Hours, when temperatures are above freezing..

Double F Ranch Meat CSA

Katia Steckly katia@doublefranch.com doublefranch.com

Monthly deliveries to Bend on the third Friday of the month.

El Loco Coyote Farms

Ron Maes

971-404-8230

Ellococoyotefarms@gmail.com ellococoyotefarms.com

8 AM - 5 PM

Fibonacci Farm

62910 Eagle Rd., Bend fibonaccifarminfo@gmail.com fibonaccifarm.org

We’re dedicated to using sustainable practices to cultivate the finest gourmet mushrooms in CO. These delicate mushrooms are kept in pristine condition on their short journey from farm to table.

Dar n Andrew operate a small family farm in Tumalo where they organically grow food and flowers through their self-serve roadside farmstand. They specialize in year-round microgreens and seasonal greens and superb salad mixes. Microgreen and Salad CSA options are available all year.

A Meat CSA membership is your year-round connection to local meats. Know your food, learn new recipes and grow more confident in the kitchen. Grass-finished beef, pastured pork and poultry. Eggs optional. Convenient 10 or 20#/mo. share sizes.

Current production includes microgreens, microherbs, leafy greens I specialize in petite Saled Greens and Kale, Peppers and Tomatoes.

Small, no-till farm in NE Bend offering all of your favorite in-season, organically-grown produce. Find us on Wednesdays at the Bend Farmer’s Market or sign up for a CSA Membership.

CRUMP RANCH

CULTIVATE FARMS

EL LOCO COYOTE

FARM & RANCH

Fields Farm

61915 Pettigrew Rd., Bend 541-382-8059

fieldsfarmdeschutes@gmail.com fields.farm

Open daily late May - end of Oct 10 AM to 7 PM

Flora Deschutes

Leah Thompson

150 NE Bend River Mall Dr., Suite 250., Bend leah@floradeschutes.com stumpmunkfarms.com/floradeschutes

Four Acre Farm

Agustin Olea

4508 SW Eureka Ln., Madras 541-610-4403

agustin.olea65@gmail.com Call for appointment

Garner Farms

Josh Garner 541- 480-5525 joshsgarner@gmail.com Mar - Oct Mon-Fri 9 AM - 5 PM

Glimfeather Farms

Rebecca Saul glimfeatherfarms@gmail.com glimfeatherfarms.com

FOUR ACRE FARM

Fields Farm is a 10 acre vegetable farm located in Bend, Oregon, only a few miles from downtown. We are a community supported agriculture (CSA) farm.

Established in 2023, Flora Deschutes is a wholesale flower market located in Bend. Our mission is to provide a centralized marketplace for wholesale customers to easily find and shop for local flowers in person. Wholesale customer inquiries are welcome at leah@floradeschutes.com.

We grow vegetables, raise chickens for eggs, and raise a few pigs for pork. We are pesticide free, and use sustainable methods. Many of our rows are no-till.

GARNER FARMS

Small-scale flower and vegetable production. We love learning and growing with those around us!

All-natural, farm-to-sink soap handcrafted in small batches using local ingredients, essential oils for scent, and clays and botanicals for color. Nigerian dwarf goats also available for purchase.

FLORA DESCHUTES

GLIMFEATHER FARMS FOUR ACRE FARM

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Gorilla Greens

Jessica Lee

541-280-7223

leejess337@gmail.com

gorilla-greens.myshopify.com

Mon - Fri 8 PM - 4 PM

Great American Egg

Anita and Justice Hoffman

13604 W Powell Butte Hwy., Powell Butte 541-323-1065

members@greatamericanegg.com

greatamericanegg.com

Call ahead to arrange a visit or to pick up chickens or feed.

In Cahoots Heirloom

Apple Orchard Collaborative

Terrebonne Orchards

Tumalo Orchards

incahootsheirloomapples@gmail.com

Not open to the public

L&S Farm and Garden

Linda Stephenson

4243 NW Gerke Rd., Prineville 541-408-2295

linda@lsgardens.com

lsfarmand garden.com

Seasonal - call for dates and times

Larkin Valley Ranch

Jeff and Julie Larkin

5190 Northwest Elm Ave., Redmond 541-420-0879

lvrbeef@icloud.com

larkinvalleyranch.com

Website orders open 24/7. Call ahead for farm visits.

Local Poultry Processing

Powell Butte, Oregon 541-323-1065

IN CAHOOTS

Heirloom Apple Orchard Collaborative

Chickens and Turkeys

24 hr turnover

Professional packaging

ODA Inspected

USDA Exempt

Legal for resale in OR

$6/chicken $20/turkeys

24 bird minimum

May through October

Call to schedule

Gorilla Greens grows and distributes micro greens and edible flowers to markets and restaurants in Central Oregon. We practice sustainable and environmentally-friendly farming.

Producing pasture raised eggs, poultry, pork and Corn/Soy/GMO free feed for poultry and hogs since 2006! Our on-site state inspected abattoir allows local poultry processing for the public.

In Cahoots heirloom apple orchard collaborative includes orchards located throughout Central Oregon. We have a variety of heritage and rare heirloom apples and sell directly to local breweries and distilleries . Our local apples are used to make cider, craft beer, apple brandy, and mixed fermentation beverages.

Educating the public on growing and preserving on a small acreage.

Larkin Valley Ranch offers Beef & Lamb cuts of your choice delivered directly to your door!

FARM & RANCH

Mahonia Gardens

Benji Nagel

541-420-8684

mahoniagardens@gmail.com mahoniagardens.com

Matt’s Microgreens mattsmicros.com

Mountain Lavender Farm

Heidi Scott

64825 McGrath Rd., Bend 541-410-9053

mountainlavenderfarm@gmail.com

mountainlavenderfarm.com

7 days a week 7 AM - 7 PM

North 44 Farm

541-241-2057

hello@north44farm.com north44farm.com

By appointment only

Paradise Produce

Terri Buck

6651 N Adams Dr., Madras 541-350-0468

paradiseproduce2012@yahoo.com

Farm Store open daily from 7 AM - 7 PM year-round Greenhouse open May-June Tues-Sat 10 AM - 6 PM

Mahonia Gardens is a one-acre market garden operating in Sisters, Oregon, dedicated to growing quality produce. We are a no-till operation and labor is done by hand.

Matt’s Microgreens is an organic microgreen grower in Bend, Oregon. Supplying direct-to-consumer microgreens to local customers as well as wholesale sprouts to restaurants, cafes, & food trucks.

1,000 Lavender Plants, self-serve gift store always open, and from March through October you can come camp in our 22’ diameter tipi and relax to the smell of lavender.

Certified Naturally Grown

We are a first-generation farm specializing in farmdirect deliveries of our grass fed and finished lamb and beef. Visit our website to order your favorite cuts of meat.

Animal Welfare Approved

We have a large selection of garden fresh, pesticide-free vegetables, grown from seed right here on our farm. Our on-site store is self-serve, honor system. We also offer CSA, cage-free eggs, local raw honey, canned goods, vegetable starts and bedding flowers.

Plainview Gardens

Gayle Hoagland

18344 Fryrear Ranch Rd., Bend 541-410-2026

plainviewgardens@aol.com

plainviewgardens.com

By appointment only

Rainshadow Organics

71290 Holmes Rd., Sisters

info@rainshadoworganics.com rainshadoworganics.com

Oct 15 - May 28: Fri 11 AM - 5 PM, Sat 9 AM - 3PM

May 29 - Oct 14: Weds 11 AM - 3 PM, Thurs 11 AM - 3 PM, Fri 11 AM - 5 PM, Sat 9 AM - 3 PM

Rickety Bridge Ranch

Kelly Burnham

ricketybrranch@gmail.com ricketybridgeranch.com

Email for appointment

Rooper Ranch

541-815-7334

rooperranch@gmail.com

Roots and Rails Farm

Eryn & Jasen Elbers

PO Box 1104., Sisters 541-420-9812

rootsandrailsfarm@gmail.com

May - Oct

Located between Bend and Sisters and on the web; flower, herb and vegetable starts and plants. All are grown using no neonicotinoids or insecticides. Grown using no neonicotinoids or insecticides

We are a full-diet farm: vegetables, grains, pastured/GMO free pork/poultry/eggs, and grass fed/finished beef. We have a CSA, Farm Store, restaurant, and mill our own flour.

We raise 100% grass-fed Piedmontese-cross beef and pastured chicken using regenerative and humane practices.

Family Packs/Quarter/Half/Whole Beef and Whole chicken available from the Ranch.

Roots Wild Floral

Rob and Eliza Eaton rootswild.com

Seadawn Farm

6115 NW O’Neil Hwy., Prineville 541-430-9992

seadawn8@gmail.com

Open April 1 - Oct 1, 10 AM - 4 PM or by appointment.

SEADAWN FARM

We grow a wide variety of organic vegetables.

Sustainably & organically grown cut flowers, herbs and vegetables. Offering bulk flower buckets for events as well as fresh and dried flower bouquets for your home. Limited hardy spring flower starts in April and May. Find our bouquets in Sisters at The Stand and High Desert Chocolates , May-Oct.

We are a flower farm and floral studio offering specialty blooms grown using sustainable practices. Join our CSA or visit our Farm Stand (open weekends).

We raise purebred Boer goats for meat production, breeding, packing and pets. Also offer wellcomposted manure by the bag from animals fed grass hay. Children are always welcome to visit.

ROOPER RANCH

FARM & RANCH

Seed to Table Oregon

541-203-0152

office@seedtotablesisters.org seedtotableoregon.org

Smiley’s Lavender

Patti Smiley

6411 N. Puckett Rd., Prineville 541-977-1550

smileylavender@icloud.com smileylavender.com

S2T is a nonprofit educational farm with a mission to increase health and wellness of the CO community through providing equitable access to locally-grown produce and opportunities in farm-based education.

July - Sept, Thurs, Fri, Sun 10 AM - 2PM or by appointment

Sungrounded Farm

Ashley Thompson

211 NE Wilcox Ave., Terrebonne 970-409-8331

sungrounded@gmail.com sungrounded.com

SunLife Farm and Ranch

Jeff Fox

1607 NW Gerke Rd., Prineville 646-243-8628

sunlifefarm1@gmail.com | sunlifefarm.com

Open Feb - Dec, Tues - Sun, 8 AM - 7 PM, Please call for appointment

The Broken Plow Microfarm 62860 Eagle Rd., Bend brokenplowmicrofarm@gmail.com instagram.com/the.broken.plow

May - Sept, Open daily, 7 AM- 7 PM Oct - Apr, Fri - Mon, Sunrise to Sunset (closed Tue-Thu)

The Crow’s Croft

Zoey Oquist

541-771-3145

541- 604-0686

thecrowscroft@gmail.com thecrowscroft.com

Call for appointment Jan - Dec, Mon - Fri 8 AM - 5 PM

Lavender and fresh cut flowers seasonally JulySeptember. U-pick and weekly subscription available. Dried flowers/wreaths, lavender products and stained glass available year-round by appointment.

We are a Market Farm growing as much food as we can on less than two acres. We work hard to care for our soil with lots of love and compost to grow the most nutritious, best food we can with as little machinery as possible for our local community.

Prineville farm and ranch featuring hay, lavender, bees, 22+ miles of hiking and horse trails, events, food and beverage center, CSA-club memberships, rescue horses, and activities. Experience diverse 160 acres.

Dedicated to providing fresh, ethical, and affordable food to our community. Predominantly eggs, honey and fresh produce. Self-serve farmstand on-site.

Nestled in Redmond, Oregon, The Crow’s Croft is a family-run farm dedicated to sustainable and ethical practices. We specialize in raising healthy, pastureraised pigs, and crafting small-batch lard-based soap products.

SMILEY’S LAVENDER

SUNGROUNDED FARM WELL ROOTED FARMS

THE BROKEN PLOW MICROFARM

The Family Farm

Joi Fedance

4770 SW Jericho Ln., Culver 541-546-6249

the-family-farm@hotmail.com thefamilyfarmculver.com

Hours vary by season. Call or Text for appointment.

Well Rooted Farms

Frank & Janelle Maricle

20150 Marsh Rd., Bend 4700 SW 43rd St., Redmond 458-202-9968

info@wellrootedfarms.co wellrootedfarms.co

Business Phone Line: Jan- Dec, Mon - Sun 8 AM - 8 PM

Farm Stand Hours: Jan - Dec, Mon - Sun, 7 AM - 8 PM

Well

Rooted Produce & U-Pick

Scott Maricle

20377 Swalley Rd., Redmond 458-206-3204

info@wellrootedproduce.co

wellrootedproduce.co

May 15 - Nov 1, Open Everyday, 9 AM - 6 PM

Wild Grown Farm

503-209-9873

wildgrownpdx@gmail.com wildgrownfarm.com

Apr - Nov

Windy Acres Dairy Farm

Billie Johnson PO Box 216., Powell Butte 541- 613-5239

windyacres26@gmail.com windyacresdairy.com

Wine Down Ranch

Mary & Roy Beyer

6500 NE McKay Creek Rd., Prineville 503-810-7003

winedownranch@gmail.com winedownranch.com

Call for appointment

Zajac Farms

724-968-9202

tylerzajac@gmail.com zajacfarms.com

Mar - Nov. Please call for appointment

Since 2006 we have been serving Central Oregon families with grassfed and finished meats and sustainably grown produce.

Well Rooted Farms raises pasture raised pork, beef and eggs. We offer our products to the community of Central Oregon and the PNW through ordering online, local delivery and farm pickup. We have two farm stands local to CO in Tumalo and Redmond where the community can find our meat and eggs. Various restaurants and grocery stores around Central Oregon carry our products as well.

Our purpose is to enhance the health, wellness, and vitality of our community. We believe in the power of community. We love people. We empower people to live healthy enriched lives. We partner with nature. We happen to grow beautiful flowers and nutrient dense food.

Wild Grown Farm is a family owned and operated edible plant nursery and direct-to-consumer pastured poultry farm in Redmond.

Raw milk dairy farm, including meats (pork, young beef, lamb, bones), dairy coop, raw aged cheeses, honey, grade A facility. Natural as it comes!

Animal Welfare Approved

Offering pasture raised, all natural beef, available whole, halves, quarters and retail cuts. Ranch stay with 2 guest cabins available. Venue available for your next event. Hay & firewood sales.

A small mixed vegetable farm utilizing organic practices with a focus on soil health.

Bend Urban Gardens

541-728-3105

info@bendurbangardens.com

bendurbangardens.com

Call or email for appointment

Paradise Produce

Terri Buck

6651 N Adams Dr, Madras 541-350-0468

paradiseproduce2012@yahoo.com

Seeds, Plants & Landscapes

We empower aspiring gardeners to grow food in their yards through our on-site consultations, garden lessons, raised garden bed construction, season extenders, personalized crop plans, and climate-appropriate plant starts.

Farm Store open year-round, daily 7 AM -7 PM Greenhouse open May - June Tues - Sat 10 AM - 6 PM

We have a large selection of garden fresh, pesticidefree vegetables, grown from seed right here on our farm. Our on-site store is self-serve, honor system. We also offer CSA, cage-free eggs, local raw honey, canned goods, vegetable starts and bedding flowers.

Schilling’s Garden Market

64640 Old Bend Redmond Hwy., Bend

541-323-0160

info@Schillingsgardenmarket.com schillingsgardenmarket.com

Mar 15 - Nov 1

Mon - Sat 9 AM -5 PM

Sun 10 AM - 3 PM

Shakti Farm Design

Shiv Shakti

310-420-5873

shaktifarmbend@gmail.com shaktifarmdesign.com

Tumalo Lavender

19825 Connarn Rd., Bend 541-383-2441

info@tumalolavender.com tumalolavender.com

May - Oct, Mon - Sat, 10 AM - 4 PM Call for appointment during off-season

At Schilling’s, our vision is to sell high quality, healthy plants and products, cultivate inspiration, and community connections through our plant nursery and farm stand. We are committed to providing a welcoming space for all people to enjoy and experience the beauty of nature.

We are your one-stop solution for growing sustainable year-round food growing. We build high quality greenhouses and create permaculturedesigned growing mediums for companion planting along with education.

Tumalo Lavender near Bend provides tranquil experiences amid lavender fields. Run by a mother and daughters, it offers high-quality lavender essential oils, bath products, culinary lavender, and plants.

BEND URBAN GARDENS

2024 HIGH DESERT BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Accommodations

Mountain Lavender Farm

Heidi Scott

64825 McGrath Rd., Bend 541-410-9053

mountainlavenderfarm@gmail.com

mountainlavenderfarm.com

7 days a week 7 AM to 7 PM

The Suttle Lodge & Boathouse

13300 Hwy 20, Sisters 541-326-9383

thesuttlelodge.com

Open daily

Wine Down Ranch

Mary & Roy Beyer

6500 NE McKay Creek Rd., Prineville 503-810-7003

winedownranch@gmail.com

winedownranch.com

Call for appointment

1,000 Lavender Plants, self-serve gift store always open, and from March through October you can come camp in our 22’ diameter tipi and relax to the smell of lavender.

Certified Naturally Grown

The Suttle Lodge & Boathouse is a rustic, 15.5 acre resort on the shore of Suttle Lake in the Deschutes National Forest near Sisters, OR. We’re open yearround to overnight guests and day visitors.

Offering pasture raised, all natural beef, available whole, halves, quarters and retail cuts. Ranch stay with 2 guest cabins available. Venue available for your next event. Hay & firewood sales.

MOUNTAIN LAVENDER FARM

Brasada Ranch

16976 SW Brasada Ranch Rd., Powell Butte 541-526-3606

Brasada Ranch

connecttoyournature@brasada.com brasada.com

7 Days a week 8 AM - 9 PM

Broadus Bees

60136 Cinder Butte Rd., Bend 541-480-9632

jimmy@broadusbees.com

broadusbees.com

Not open to the public

Busy Izzy’s

510-506-8737

izzy@busyizzyfoods.com busyizzyfoods.com

Locally Made Products

Dancing Jalapeno Fruit Spread

541 241-4426

ddgarnett1@gmail.com

dancingjalapeno.com

Online ordering available 24/7

Faith Hope & Charity Vineyards

Cindy Grossmann

70450 NW Lower Valley Dr., Terrebonne 541-526-5075

marketing@fhcvineyards.com faithhopeandcharityevents.com

Open daily Noon - 5 PM.

Summer music hours Fri - Sat 6 PM - 9 PM

Winter hours 5 PM - 8 PM

Fixa Foods

503-314-9902

barb@fixafolks.com fixafoods.com

Wed - Sat 8 AM - 4 PM

Glimfeather Farms

Rebecca Saul

glimfeatherfarms@gmail.com glimfeatherfarms.com

Mining the rich bounty of Central Oregon, all our produce is local and seasonally inspired. Led by award-winning Executive Chef Karl Holl, our Culinary Team takes pride in showcasing local purveyors and artisans.

Local honey business featuring all products that come from the beehive. We feature local Bend honey, Bee Pollen, Beeswax, and Propolis products straight from the hive to your table.

Busy Izzy Foods specializes in gluten-free and lectin-free granola using only premium organic ingredients. The lowest sugar and tastiest granola you can ever find can be found online or at some of your favorite local grocers.

Dancing Jalapeno makes a delicious fruit spread with six flavors- apricot, cranberry, mango, marionberry, peach, and pineapple- that is sold throughout Oregon. New for 2024, we will also be offering huckleberry taffy and licorice!

Surrounded by breathtaking views of Central Oregon, the winery at Faith Hope & Charity offers one of the best things to do during any visit to Central Oregon. Locals in Bend and Redmond, Oregon return often to our gorgeous outdoor music venue for weekly live music events. Visitors enjoy our family-friendly vineyard and the adults enjoy a lovely wine tasting experience on our large patio. And yes, our scenic winery landscape makes for one of Oregon’s finest wedding venues.

Fixa Foods makes frozen plant-based dips + sauces that bring five-star flavor to any meal.

All-natural, farm-to-sink soap handcrafted in small batches using local ingredients, essential oils for scent, and clays and botanicals for color. Nigerian dwarf goats also available for purchase.

FOOD BUSINESS

Haven Bagel and Coffee

61579 SE 27th St., Bend 541-973-7793

Info@havenbagelandcoffee.com havenbagelandcoffee.com

Opening summer 2024!

Holm Made Toffee Co.

Randi Holm

1234 NE 1st St., Bend 541-315-5915

hello@holmmadetoffee.com | holmmadetoffee.com

Please visit our website to order online for pick-up

Luce’s Bakehouse contact@lucesbakehouse.com

lucesbakehouse.com

Online ordering available 24/7

RCP Foods LLC

Cheri Redgrave 541-771-8268

Cheri@rcpmain.com

CherisHazelCream.com

Please visit our website to order online

Savory Spice

375 SW Powerhouse Dr, Ste 10 Old Mill District, Bend (541) 306-6855

savoryspiceshop.com/bend Mon-Sat, 10am-7pm; Sun, 10am-6pm

Southwest Salsa

541 408 8698

SouthwestSalsa@gmail.com

SouthwestSalsaCo.com

Jan - Dec, Mon - Sat 9 AM - 6 PM

Suttle Tea

450 E. Cascade Ave., Sisters 541-549-8077

Hello@SuttleTea.com | suttletea.com

Mon - Sat 10 AM - 4 PM

Tumalo Lavender

19825 Connarn Rd., Bend 541-383-2441

info@tumalolavender.com | tumalolavender.com

May - Oct, Mon - Sat 10 AM - 4 PM, Call for Appointment during off-season

Handmade bagels, locally roasted coffee, made from scratch bakery.

Holm Made Toffee Co. is a family owned artisan confectioner in Bend. We craft our candy in traditional handmade batches, utilizing Oregon grown hazelnuts and ingredients from around the PNW

Gluten-free breads and baking mixes handcrafted in Bend. Our whole-grain sourdough bread is available for pre-order with weekly pickup. Find us online or at the Northwest Crossing farmer’s market!

From creamy garlic pasta to scones and coffee, Cheri’s HazelCream is a dairy-free milk alternative based on Oregon Hazelnuts, versatile in the kitchen for all cooking, baking and drinking needs. We are a manufacturer of natural food; we sell through retail stores and online.

Full service bulk spice shop and flavor solution provider. Visit their shop today to taste new spice blends and recipes.

Welcome to Southwest Salsa Co., A Little Corner of Mexico Right in Your Neighborhood. We encourage our customers to incorporate salsa into cooking, As opposed to popular stand-alone chips and salsa options. Focusing more on flavor rather then heat!! Our salsas are good for cooking, marinating,or dipping with chips!

Artisan loose teas, ethically sourced & blended in Sisters OR. Shop tea & gifts online or in-store. Order drinks ahead online. Latte, matcha boba

Tumalo Lavender near Bend provides tranquil experiences amid lavender fields. Run by a mother and daughters, it offers high-quality lavender essential oils, bath products, culinary lavender, and plants.

Markets & Grocers

Agricultural Connections Cooperative

20780 NE High Desert Ln., Ste 1, Bend 541-903-2502

info@agriculturalconnectoins.com agriculturalconnections.com

Online ordering for delivery & pickup available 24/7. Pop-up shop open Wed, 1 PM - 6:30 PM. Other days/time by appointment

Bend Farmers Market

Brooks Alley, Downtown Bend bendfarmersmarket@gmail.com bendfarmersmarket.com

May 1 - Oct 9, Weds 11 AM - 3 PM

Central Oregon Fill Your Pantry

Megan Kellner-Rode

3800 SW Airport Ln., Redmond 541-390-4825

hello@centraloregonfillyourpantry.com centraloregonfillyourpantry.com

November 9, 2024 11 AM - 3 PM

Central Oregon Locavore 1841 NE 3rd St., Bend

541-633-0674

ACC is a farmer-owned marketplace bringing locally and sustainably grown products to Central Oregon kitchens year-round through weekly produce boxes and local goods offerings for pickup and delivery.

CENTRAL OREGON FILL YOUR PANTRY

info@centralroegonlocavore.org | centraloregonlocavore.org

7 days a week 10 AM - 6 PM, summer hours 10 AM - 7PM

CROP Farmers Market

cropfarmersmarket@gmail.com cropfarmersmarket.org

June - Sept, Sat 9 AM - 1 PM

The Bend Farmers Market is a local food & beverage market that runs every Wednesday from 11am to 3pm in Brooks Alley in Downtown Bend from May 1st - October 9th, 2024.

The 9th Annual Central Oregon Fill Your Pantry is a community bulk buying farmers market created so you can stock up with great local products for the winter.

Locavore is a nonprofit, year-round, indoor farmers market with products from almost all of Central Oregon’s farmers and ranchers. Annual memberships are available for discounts at the marketplace.

Discover a variety of fresh local produce, herbs, meats, eggs, baked goods, handmade items, flowers and more.

FOOD BUSINESS

Flora Deschutes

Leah Thompson

150 NE Bend River Mall Dr., Ste 250, Bend leah@floradeschutes.com stumpmunkfarms.com/floradeschutes

Wholesale Spring - Fall: Wed-Thur, 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM

Open to Public Sat, 11 AM - 4 PM

Local Acres Marketplace

63455 N Hwy 97 Suite 7A., Bend 541- 388-2100

Mon - Sun 6 AM - 9 PM

Madras Saturday Market

99 SE 7th St/ PO Box 286., Madras 541-325-6276

MadrasSM23@gmail.com madrassaturdaymarket.com

Mid May - mid Sept, Sat 9 AM - 2 PM

Market of Choice

115 NW Sisemore St., Bend 541-382-5828

marketofchoice.com

Open daily, 7 AM - 10 PM

Flora Deschutes is a wholesale flower market located in Bend. Our mission is to provide wholesale customers a centralized marketplace to easily source and shop for local flowers in person.

We are 100% locally owned and operated! We carry a wide variety of all your favorite items at the best prices in Central Oregon. A fantastic array of fresh produce, meat cut and ground fresh daily, a huge selection of organic/natural/gluten free products and the best bulk foods department in town.

Newport Market

1121 NW Newport Ave., Bend 541-382-3940 newportavemarket.com

Northwest Crossing Farmers Market

Melissa King

541-350-4217

farmersmarket@c3events.com nwxfarmersmarket.com

June 1 - Sept 28, Sat 10 AM - 2 PM

Oliver Lemons

8431 11th St., Terrebonne

Open daily, 6 AM - 9 PM 160 Fir St., Sisters

Mon- Sat 7 AM - 7 PM, Sun 8 AM - 7 PM

Schilling’s Garden Market

64640 Old Bend Redmond Hwy., Bend 541-323-0160

info@Schillingsgardenmarket.com

schillingsgardenmarket.com

Mar 15 - Nov 1

Mon-Sat 9 AM - 5 PM, Sun 10 AM - 3 PM

As a family-owned, independent Oregon grocer since 1979, we understand the importance of shopping local and giving back. We started with a single store and have since grown to 11 stores throughout Oregon.

Central Oregon’s only locally founded, 100% Employee Owned grocery stores, often the first stop for local producers. Expansive selection of specialty, hard to find groceries, gifts, and more!

Discover a bounty of seasonal produce and products along with a selection of food carts and live music for your added enjoyment while you shop!

Central Oregon’s only locally founded, 100% Employee Owned grocery stores, often the first stop for local producers. Groceries, hot deli with the best fried chicken, gifts, and more!

At Schilling’s, our vision is to sell high quality, healthy plants and products, cultivate inspiration, and community connections through our plant nursery and farm stand. We are committed to providing a welcoming space for all people to enjoy and experience the beauty of nature.

Schoolhouse Produce

1430 SW Highland Ave., Ste 101, Redmond 541-504-7112

schoolhouseproduce@gmail.com schoolhouseproduce.com

Open Mon - Fri 10 AM - 6 PM, Sat 10 AM - 4 PM

Sisters Farmers Market

150 N Fir St., Sisters

541-904-0134

sistersfarmersmarket@gmail.com

sistersfarmersmarket.com

June 2 - Oct 27 10 AM - 2 PM

The Stand

254 East Adams Ave., Sisters 541-420-8684

mahoniagardens@gmail.com

mahoniagardens.com/the-stand

May 1 - Oct 31, Open daily 9 AM - 7 PM

Tumalo Farmstand

64677 Cook Ave., Bend 541-948-7118

molly@tumalofarmstand.com

tumalofarmstand.com

Open daily 10 AM - 6 PM

900 Wall

900 NW Wall St., Bend 541-323-6295

info@900wall.com | 900wall.com

Open Tues - Sat, 3 PM- 9 PM

Blissful Spoon

65 NW Newport Ave., Bend 541-241-8181

bliss@blissfulspoon.com

blissfulspoon.com

Weds - Sun 9AM - 2:30 PM

Brasada Ranch

16976 SW Brasada Ranch Rd., Powell Butte 541-526-3606

connecttoyournature@brasada.com brasada.com

7 days a week 8 AM - 9 PM

Cellar 65

65 NW Newport Ave., Bend

(Below Blissful Spoon) 541-323-0765

cellar@cellar65.com

Thurs - Sat 5 PM - 9 PM

Schoolhouse Produce is an organic produce and specialty food market in the heart of Redmond. Open all year, we carry in-season organic fruits and vegetables and locally made gourmet products.

Sisters Farmers Market is growing a vibrant community that connects Oregon farmers, ranchers, makers, and shoppers. The market provides access to fresh foods, locally made goods, and educational activities in a welcoming environment.

Mahonia Gardens operates a farm stand located in downtown Sisters, Oregon where they sell fresh produce from their farm and items from other local producers. Stop by for vegetables, eggs, seasonal berries, eggs, flour, honey and more!

Restaurants

Located in the heart of Central Oregon, Tumalo Farmstand serves as a seasonal farmstand offering local, fresh produce and more to the Central Oregon community. Open year-round beginning May, 2024!

Our menus are seasonally inspired and responsibly sourced. Our cher, Cliff Eslinger, takes pride in the use of fresh, local, organic, responsibly sourced ingredients when possible.

Blissful Spoon specializes in globally-inspired food and gluten free desserts.

Mining the rich bounty of Central Oregon, all our produce is local and seasonally inspired. Led by award-winning Executive Chef Karl Holl, our Culinary Team takes pride in showcasing local purveyors and artisans.

Cellar 65 is an intimate, underground restaurant and bar space below Blissful Spoon serving Moroccan & Mediterranean cuisine

FOOD BUSINESS

El Sancho

Eastside:335 NE Dekalb Ave., Bend

Westside: 1254 NW Galveston Ave., Bend

458-206-5973

elsanchobend.com

Visit our website for locations and hours of operation.

Feast Food Company

546 NW 7th St, Redmond 541-923-0170

info@feastfoodco.com

feastfoodco.com

Thurs - Mon 11 AM - Close, Sun 10 AM -Close, Closed Tues & Weds

Jackson’s Corner

845 NW Delaware Ave., Ste 103, Bend

Also find us at The Grove, 921 Northwest Mount Washington Dr., Suite 170, Bend

Opening April 2024! 541-647-2198

jacksonscornerbend.com

Open daily 7 AM - 9 PM.

Lazy Z Ranch Wines

68540 E Hwy 20., Sisters 541-588-5299

hello@lazyzranch.com | lazyzranch.com

Visit website for our current schedule

M’s Bakery

info@ms-bend.com | ms-bend.com

Mountain Burger

2863 NW Crossing Drive Suite 110., Bend

541-668-7177

hello@mountainburgerbend.com

mountainburgerbend.com

Open seven days a week 11:30 AM - 9 PM

Nancy P’s

1054 NW Milwaukee Ave., Bend

541-322-8778

nancyps.com

Open daily 7 AM - 2 PM

Rootbound Food Cart

171 E Main Ave., Sisters 541-595-8246

Your local taco dealers serving up delicious food in fun and festive environments at our restaurant and food carts as well as various events and catering functions

We focus on sourcing our ingredients from local farms and ranches here in Central Oregon, bringing in the freshest products to give our guests a delicious meal.

Family Friendly, Scratch Made, and Locally Sourced. Casual, welcoming vibes and an honest approach to food. Brunch + Supper served daily.

info@rootboundfoodcart.com | rootboundfoodcart.com

Visit website for our current schedule

A Central-Oregon Bee Ranch Winery A regenerative bee ranch and farmhouse winery in Sisters, OR, specializing in meads made entirely from ethically sourced Oregon honeys.

M’s Bakery is a Hispanic-owned bakery that focuses on naturally fermented dough. We pride ourselves on our dedication to organic, local ingredients from farmers who share our commitment to quality.

A full-service restaurant in NWX Crossing focused on community, sustainability and delicious food catering to diverse dietary needs and preferences appealing to meat eaters, vegetarians, vegans & beyond.

Nancy P’s Cafe & Bakery is a sweet, little Bend mainstay. This cozy bakery has been serving breakfast and lunch on the westside of Bend for 22 years. Specializing in homemade treats both sweet and savory, warm smiles, and love of community. Come by and experience the goodness for yourself! Now sourcing fresh, local eggs from Well Rooted Farm.

The Sparrow Bakery

2748 NW Crossing Dr., #110, Bend

541-647-2323

thesparrowbakery.net

2024 HIGH DESERT FOOD & FARM DIRECTORY

Mon - Fri 8 AM - 4 PM, Sat - Sun 8 AM - 3 PM

The Sparrow Bakery is a locally beloved, french inspired, bakery and cafe, with full service breakfast, lunch, espresso, and cocktails, as well as grab and go pastry, bread, and express meal options

Nonprofit & Agricultural Support

Central Oregon Veterans Ranch

65920 61st St., Bend

541-706-9062

info@covranch.org | covranch.org

Mon - Fri 9 AM - 5 PM

School of Ranch

Mark Gross

7783 NW 93rd St., Terrebonne

650-224-6750

info@schoolofranch.org | schoolofranch.org

Worthy Environmental

495 NE Bellevue Dr., Bend

541-316-0080

info@worthyenvironmental.org worthyenvironmental.org

Call for appointment

Central Oregon Locavore

1841 NE 3rd St., Bend

541-633-0674

Central Oregon Veterans Ranch helps veterans develop their inner strength and find purpose by providing camaraderie and access to nature on our working ranch.

School of Ranch is a Central Oregon nonprofit that hires skilled community members to teach practical and artisan skills. Our mission is to educate, keep traditional skills alive, create paying gigs, and provide common ground for people regardless of politics, background, age or beliefs.

info@centralroegonlocavore.org | centraloregonlocavore.org

7 days a week 10 AM - 6 PM, summer hours 10 AM - 7PM

As part of our larger mission, Worthy Environmental grows fresh produce at our organically-operated farm on the east side of Bend.

Locavore is a nonprofit, year-round, indoor farmers market with products from almost all of Central Oregon’s farmers and ranchers. Annual memberships are available for discounts at the marketplace.

COMMUNITY LISTINGS

2024 HIGH DESERT COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs

OSU Extension Service

1110 Wasco St., PO Box 430, Warm Springs 541-553-3238 extension.oregonstate.edu/warmsprings

Council on Aging

1036 NE 5th St., Bend, OR 97701 (541) 678-5483 councilonaging.org

Crook County on the Move PO Box 1061, Prineville 541-362-1210 crookcountyonthemove.org

Crook County OSU Extension Service 498 SE Lynn Blvd., Prineville 541-447-6228 extension.oregonstate.edu/crook

Deschutes OSU Extension Service 3800 SW Airport Way, Building #4, Redmond 541-548-6088 extension.oregonstate.edu/deschutes

The Giving Plate 1245 SE 3rd St., Ste C7, Bend 541-797-6883 info@thegivingplate.org | thegivingplate.org

Jefferson County - Central Oregon Agricultural Research and Extension Center 850 NW Dogwood Ln., Madras 541-475-7107 agsci.oregonstate.edu/coarec

The Environmental Center 16 NW Kansas Ave., Bend 541-797-6883 envirocenter.org

La Pine Community Kitchen 16480 Finley Butte Rd., La Pine 541-536-1312 services@lapinecommunitykitchen.org lapinecommunitykitchen.org

Latino Community Association of Central Oregon

2680 NE Twin Knolls Dr., #110, Bend 541-382-4366 info@latinocommunityassociation.org latinocommunityassociation.org

NeighborImpact

2303 S 1st St., Redmond 541-548-2380 food@neighborimpact.org | neighborimpact.org

Madras Community Food Pantry 49 NE 12th St., Madras mcfp.volunteer@outlook.com madrascommunityfoodpantry.com

Pacific NW CSA Coalition Pacific NW CSA Coalition PO Box 83435, Portland pnwcsa.org

Warm Springs Community Action Team PO Box 1419, Warm Springs 1136 Paiute Ave., Warm Springs wscat.org

Wellhouse Market 222 N. Trinity Way, Sisters 541-549-4184 info@wellhousechurch.org wellhousechurch.org