What a fabulous find ! Spotted their sign from the road and drove into their driveway. Once inside…read morethe building, my eyes immediately went to the luscious baskets of freshly picked strawberries. Their fragrance was overwhelming and I had to have a 3 pack then and there. Passed the tase test with flying colors! Also noticed the freshest basil I have ever seen at a farm stand. And now, I can say, it was more than amazing in our tomato sauce. Wonder how they kept it so fresh? The farm also sells honey, organic popsicles, dried blue and assortment veggies. June brings blueberries picking time. Imagine, organic berries that you can pick. I'd do it in a heartbeat if we were in the area. This is a must see if you enjoy tasteful organic produce.

This is a really neat organic farm on the way to the Cougar Hot Springs…read more My friend was planning to take me blueberry picking here after our dip in the hot springs, but alas... blueberry picking season was over! Fortunately, the nice lady manning the shop said we were still welcome to try the shriveled up berries and look around the farm. My friend and I really enjoyed seeing all the fruit trees, strawberries, rainbow chard (beautiful!), etc. The little shop with fresh farm fares was nice as well. They sell local honey and blueberry popsicles (they were $2 and so-so... I would pass on them if I were torn about whether to try them or not). In any case, the folks here are really nice. They offered my friend and me a slice of watermelon the farmers had been trying; I was warned that it was the tail end of watermelon season so they wouldn't be that great, but it was good enough. Also, apparently, the head farmer is only 26 and from Chicago. So random!

This is a wonderful farm! Friendly people and fresh delicious produce. Plus - it feels good to…read moresupport our local framers!!!

Beautiful farm!! Incredible May Day festivities here, delicious food and vegetables farmed fresh…read morefrom the garden and not to mention, Incredible hosts! So greatful for this community! I can't wait to come back again and again!

I chose Denison for my first CSA subscription this year and have zero regrets. Every box has been…read morewonderfully abundant and diverse, challenging me to find recipes for nopales and black currants, but having great staples as well. I love that there's always a fruit or two to round out the veggies!

Love the delicious organic food and amazing friendly staff!…read more You can find them at the Saturday Farmer's Market or the Wednesday Market (and at the Coop! on non-Weds/Sats) I especially LOVE the raab, wonderful tasty juicy strawberries, and convenient salad and braising greens! =)

This is a Herd Share business. If your not familiar with it it's like a CSA farm that drops off…read morefresh produce weekly only in a herd share you buy a share of a cow and get fresh raw milk every week. It's biased out of Cottage Grove but delivers to Eugene and other areas. The cows are Jersey Cows, different than the cows making store bought milk. They produce less milk and hence it is a richer milk. After it sits the cream rises to the top. It is not pasteurized or homogenized and hers sharing is the only way you can get raw milk. If you haven't tasted this kind of milk you can't believe the difference. I'm so glad they started doing this in Eugene. We have been going crazy with it making our own butter, yogurt, and cheese. Although we can get butter and creme delivered too. We have even taken the left over milk whey from our cheese making and make lactose fermented pickles which are near impossible to buy. They are made without vinegar. Instead you add some whey to the brine and the leftover cheese bacteria in the whey take off on the vegetables and ferment them producing acid like the acid in the vinegar.They are fresh crunchy with the slight zing and a more complex flavor than vinegar pickles So far we have made pickles out of cucumbers, beets, zucchini, sauerkraut and catchup.

From the owner: We farm so you don't have to. Our farm is located near McMinnville, Oregon. At Wholesome Family…read moreFarm we specialize in 100% Grass-fed Angus Beef, no-corn/no- soy, locally sourced grain and pasture fed pork and regenerative farming. We care for our land, our water, our animals and our customer's health and wellbeing. We want to be your farmers! Find out more at wholesomefamilyfarm.com

My first visit and I love the outdoors. Beautiful grounds and family friendly. The soup was…read moredelicious. We ordered three pizzas: veggie, pepperoni and sausage. All were delicious and once we started eating, forgot to take pictures. The reason for a 4 star is one pizza came out 20 minutes before the other two which made it difficult to enjoy our meal as a family.

The setting and ambiance were as beautiful as ever. Rows of flowers run next to the outdoor seating…read moreand the sun shade keeps you cool and comfortable. The kale salad had great flavor but could use more dressing and some massaging. The pepperoni pizza was simple and delicious.

Good Day Yelpies!! Picture a place nestled out in the…read morecountry that offers fresh and healthy food options. Then double down with fresh made breads and desserts.... Yes this does exist but only here. The Black Forest ham sandwich was full of flavor and the cod sandwich was next level delicious. Get over here as it's only minutes out of Philomath and the staff will welcome you as if your family. Cheers The Dutchman

Menu both sides. Really cool ambiance and way different restaurant than what we are used to in Las…read moreVegas

This will be my second year with Love Farm Organics doing the CSA. I really have nothing but…read morepositive to say about it. I do a partial share, which is more than enough for my husband and I. It has saved us a tremendous amount on our grocery bill, to the point we don't go to the grocery store nearly as often as we used to. I was even able to freeze much of it, and able to use it over the course of the winter. We pick up our CSA near our home at a market style pickup - we get to pick our own produce out of the bins, make choices between certain vegetables, and even put unwanted produce in a trade bin for others or to trade. The quality is excellent, and so much better than anything you could get at a grocery store. I love that they send out a newsletter with the upcoming produce you will get - it gives you time to meal plan and buy ingredients for your upcoming share! If you're looking for a CSA in the Portland area, I can't recommend Love Farm Organics enough - I am actually finishing a winter CSA with another organic farm and it came nowhere near the quality of this, and I'm really looking forward to it starting up again soon!

I've been getting veggies and fruit from the Love Farm Organics CSA for about eight years and I…read morecan't recommend them enough. They're a 4th-generation family farm and they're really lovely people. Their produce is excellent quality, they have pick-up spots all over the area and their site has lots of resources for nutritional info and recipes on preparing the things they grow. They've introduced me to things I've never seen and really widened my palate. Their produce is organic so it isn't polluted with poisonous pesticides and doesn't poison the soil or kill pollinators like bees and butterfiles, it's healthy and delicious and actually comes out to cost less than produce at the store by my house AND I know I'm supporting a local family farm and helping keep it there. You just really can't beat an organic family farm CSA membership and everyone should try one! They also offer some work exchange and take SNAP to make their produce available to as many people as possible.

If you love local, sustainable, ethical, wild foods (especially mushrooms) then check out Eating…read moreOregon. We've been buying products from Matthew for years now, but he only just officially incorporated his business. He's a fully licensed hunter and mushroom gatherer/seller who spends most of his free time going out into the woods in the Eugene/Cascades area to gather and hunt his own wild foods. We reap the benefits of his hard work, at prices that are very comparable to what you would find at the store/market. (Did you know most of the mushrooms at the Farmer's Market are actually farmed, not gathered?) He does everything he can to keep his prices as low as possible. We bought some chanterelles today at $10.50 a pound, and he delivered them to our door. For comparison, I noticed they were $16 today at Market of Choice, and those are farmed, not harvested fresh from the woods around Eugene. he's coming back tomorrow with porcini! We've bought a wide variety of stuff from Matthew, but we especially love the chanterelles. If he has time, he delivers them to our door too, often on the same day he found them. Unless you're gathering chanterelles in your won backyard, it doesn't get more fresh or local than that. His selections are obviously limited to the season, and to what he was able to find/hunt, but he posts what he found on their Facebook page, so you can easily see what's freshly available. That's the easiest way to get in touch with him too (at least for us, since we don't like to call people on the phone) And Matthew's extremely meticulous about cleaning his products too, so you'll get perfect mushrooms ready to go straight into your pan!

We've had a CSA through this farm for a couple of years. We love the selection of organic and…read morelocally grown food! They offer your basics such as potatoes and salad greens, and they throw in some delicious but less common vegetables such as kholrobi and beets. The CSA has different pick up locations in Eugene, so you don't have to travel all the way to Leaburg to get high quality organic food! They also have a stand at the farmers market in Eugene, which is another great option. It beats buying food in the grocery store that came from across the US or even the world! If you do make it out to the farm, you'll find that it has a very down-to-earth and homey feel. The people are exceptionally kind. We love going blueberry picking here every summer (just be aware of the stinging nettle).