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    Albeke Farms

    4.3 (16 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Blackberries

    Fun morning for the family picking blackberries, blueberries, and raspberries. Worth $2.80 a pound: delicious!

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    Hannah W.

    Amazing berry farm! Came here this week and got a plentiful of blackberries! Ripe, large, and sweet berries to make some yummy pie and jams.

    Alex C.

    I've been berry picking at this farm four times now this season and I can't say enough good things about them. Organized, accommodating, and the best berries around. Strawberries, raspberries, boysenberries and blueberries. It's different from other farms because they have a system for marking which bushes have already been picked, ensuring you're picking in an area that still has berries to pick.

    Ryan N.

    I always had a good time for u-pick berries at Albeke Farm. This year is about 3-4 weeks earlier than 2015, so I almost missed out for strawberries. I did enjoyed the last day of u-pick strawberries, they were very sweet. Today, I picked some raspberries, they tasted really good! I like this farm!

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    I love this place. I've been picking there for 5 years and love the people and the produce.

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    Montecucco Farms

    Montecucco Farms

    5.0
    (2 reviews)
    7.7 mi

    Organic Veggies! The best in the world!…read more I had opportunity to be given a private tour of their lands and operations on July 13th, 2011. They were currently harvesting turnips and cucumbers. I was able to observe them harvest the turnips then go to the processing plant where they were washing and packaging. The operation was very impressive. The vegetables were gently washed then hand packed in 25 pound bads! The Montecucco Family has been in the farming business for over 110 years! They know what they are doing and their produce shows it! Montecucco parsnips, beets, turnips, cucumbers, and rhubarb are grown locally but shipped globally! Locally you can find them in your local Fred Meyer, Safeway, or fine food distributors. If you are looking to support a local farm, buy Montecucco!

    I just got back from my very first trip to Canby, Oregon to discover the beautiful, family-run,…read moreorganic agricultural business of Montecucco Farms. Their fresh, organically grown, meticulously handled, gently washed, hand-packed vegetables are unparalleled. I tasted the beets, parsnips, cucumbers, and green beans. They were fresh and delicious! They also have rutabagas, turnips and rhubarb. I had heard about the fresh produce that the Montecucco's ship globally but to see their farmland at the edge of the Willamette River was a sight to behold. After 114 years in business you can imagine what a well-oiled machine their production process was. Unbelievable! My grandfather grew artichokes and brussel sprouts on the Northern California coast for many, many years and visiting the Montecucco Family's Farm reminded me of how important it is to support a long-standing and respected family run farm business by purchasing their produce, telling your community to also do so, and asking your grocer to buy from them. It's the American way. If we don't do this, there will be no active family farmland left. Three cheers for Montecucco Farms!

    Oregon City Farmers Market

    Oregon City Farmers Market

    4.0
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    This was my first time here! I live in Beaverton super close to ours but this feels far more…read moreaccessible for me because there were far less people. I can't go to my local one due to the crowds. This is pretty straightforward with quite a few farm vendors. I was especially delighted with the farm selling apples because most of the offerings you cannot get in a store. I do get that the produce is top notch, however, you will definitely feel this in your wallet if you are on a budget. They do have a normal $20 for $40 deal for SNAP recipients (you take $20 on your SNAP card and receive $40 in tokens you can use for produce) BUT, there was a special deal for this week receiving $20 for only $1 on your SNAP card plus as senator was giving out an additional $25. Most of the vegetables I bought were 3 x the amount I would have paid at grocery store. Also there is the time to consider. I highly recommend a Farmers Market, especially this one, but if you are on a tight budget, I feel like you would want to spend your money more effectively. There were several very interesting looking vendors, including a person who makes lanterns out of old propane tanks. How fun! There were also two different hot food vendors - one with mini donuts and the other with tacos... seriously what else would you need??? The parking situation is good and bad. I was able to get a spot really close to the entrance but all the ADA spaces were taken. I just happened to arrive when someone up front was leaving. The entrance does have a little makeshift ramp but be patient, because it is how everyone goes in. So I found it awkward as people like to stand by entrances of things making it potentially challenging.

    Nice, low key farmers' market held at the campus of Clackamas Community College…read more My favorite vendor is the flower seller at Alpenglow Ridge Acres (a little flower farm) I'm writing this review 5 days after we bought a bouquet of flowers from Alpenglow Ridge Acres: the bouquet of flowers still look fresh. Service is fast, friendly and efficient!

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    11/8/2025 - It was such a great day out.
    11/8/2025 - It was such a great day out.
    11/8/2025 - These tomatoes were spendy but pretty incredible!

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    11/8/2025 - These tomatoes were spendy but pretty incredible!

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