Welcome
Methow Grown is a project of the Methow Conservancy to support local agriculture by connecting growers with eaters. Whether you identify as a farmer or an eater, there’s something here for you.
Methow Grown Farm Directory
Learn about the farmer next door, what they’re producing, and where to find it. If you’re a consumer, this is your one stop to learn about all the incredible farms in the Methow Valley. If you’re a new grower, please reach out. We would love to feature you in the directory.
Farms to Neighbors Program
The Farms to Neighbors program is based on two simple truths: everyone should have access to high quality, locally produced food and farmers deserve to be paid full price for the fruits of their labor. View this page to learn more about the program, or to donate.
Farm Work Opportunities
A guide to current farm work opportunities in the Methow Valley. There’s no better way to learn about agriculture than to spend time in the field with an experienced and knowledgeable farmer. If you want to get your hands dirty and produce food for the community, this page is for you.
Farm Tours and Podcasts
A selections of video-based farm tours and podcast interviews, this page is a great way to get to know the people behind the food.
Resources for Farmers and Aspiring Growers
Is something specific challenging your crops? Are you looking for grant funding? Are you an aspiring farmer looking to build your knowledge-base? This page is a great place to start.
The Methow Conservancy is a non-profit land trust. We work to protect our valley’s unique wildlife habitats, critical riparian areas, native shrub steppes, and working ranch and farmlands from development. We partner with willing landowners and provide incentives to permanently remove development rights from private properties. We also work directly with local farmers and ranchers, to better understand their needs and find diverse ways to support them.