My husband and I have been purchasing beef and pork from Forest cattle for several years and we…read morehave always been happy with the meet and the service. Thank you!!

2nd cow we have bought from forest cattle. Good marbling, pasture/grass flavor isn't over powering,…read moreand the butcher they use did a great job.

I've been a long time customer of St. John's Creamery starting back in 2012 - present and will…read morecontinue to be. History: I stopped drinking milk (cow's) 20yrs ago, it was only after I researched goat's milk and talked with St. John's Creamery, I decided to give it a try. I've been an athlete most of my life and have studied cutting-edge sports nutrition most of my athletic career but was uninformed regarding the benefits of raw goats milk. I spent over $500 on various high-end brands of probiotics and saw no noticeable benefit. I decided to look for something else and that is when I came across a small article mentioning the benefits of goat's milk. After additional in depth research, I began searching for a local goat's milk dairy. I contacted St. John's Creamery; the owner, Marcia St. John, confirmed the information I had researched and invited me to visit the dairy. Seattle Area Dairy History: The Seattle area has lost track of its roots and most city dwellers and surrounding communities are completely unaware that north and east of Seattle, there were 100's of dairy farms. Dairy farms are just that "farms" and as such you will encounter mud, dirt, cattle, goats, farming equipment, dogs, chickens, ducks, geese and devoted tireless hard-working farmers, like St. John Creamery. Top Five Priorities: St. John's Creamery and other dairy farmers' primary focus and 24x7 commitment to quality products is: #1 Consumer Safety #2 Animal Health & Safety, #3 Environment, #4 commitment to government regulations adherence and #5 employees and other business aspects. My Experience: I noticed significant positive benefits to drinking raw goat's milk. I now drink one or two glasses of goats milk a day (AM/PM), my digestion has completely normalized (miracle). Goat's milk is not sweet, like cow's milk - I believe this may be because goat's milk is more alkaline. I adapted to the taste of goats milk very quickly, given all of the benefits I've observed personally it is the best decision I ever made. Raw Goats Milk Health Benefits: https://healthyfocus.org/benefits-goat-milk/ I highly recommend goat's milk and give St. John's Creamery my highest recommendation.

I had a very negative experience. Total lack of care from the business owners and improper milk…read morehandling.

buy layer feed from them, perfect cost perfect percentages. plenty of options for different feeds.read more

Misrepresented the harvest date on 1800 lbs of barley I bought. Told me it was 2023, when selling…read moreit to me, then gave me 2022. I found out when I tried to sprout some and got less than 50% sprout yield. Owner then admitted it was 2022 crop but would not take back the product or give a refund.

What a unique and amazing experience to get to pet baby highland cows for an hour. This is…read moresomething I always wish to do, and thank you to Luckie Farm to make my dream come true. I feel like the price is reasonable, and the amount of time is reasonable too. Good information provided by stuff. I have nothing to complain about but love this experience!

My husband brought me here for my birthday to pet the Highlander calves, but there was so much…read moremore. We got to pet a baby reindeer. It was so soft! They have quite a few reindeer and lots of Highlander cows that you can see from the tractor tour. We added on 20 minutes with the calves where we got to be in their pen and petting them and brushing them. It was just the right amount of time. Everyone who worked there was very friendly and happy to answer questions. Such a fun day at the farm!

Wonderful place to stops and buy produce. It's all so fresh and "clean" being grow according to…read moreorganic practices. It's like a farmers market any day of the week. Love stopping by and buying my produce here. Made a simple green salad and brought it to a dinner party. Everyone raves about the flavor of the vegetables.

Very idyllic and pastoral. Had a great time picking blueberries with the family. Brought them back…read moreand they were even sweeter than at the place and extremely plump. We compared them to our store bought blueberries and they were at least 1.5x the size. Yum! Totally recommend. (Btw no puppies except Svc dogs)

i was a worker last year as a middle schooler. The teacher thing named "jourdy" was in welcoming…read moreand rude to me. yelled at me 3 times for drinking water and said my bucket "sucked" yelled at all the kids and I talked to some other kids and they said the same thing. I need action on this claim.

We're blessed to live in an amazing farmland community and this place is just the cutest u-pick…read moreLavender farm. They have a farmers market stand at the Stanwood market too if you're not lucky enough to make it out to the farm. Many different types of lavender are available and some not quite so common varieties to slice it up. Very well kept beds make it easy for people of all kinds to be able to enjoy their u-pick events. I've bought several varieties of lavender starts from them over the last couple of years and they are doing fantastic. Live music and lawn games abound as well during their events. 10/10 recommend a day trip to experience the farm or catching them at farmers market.

Beautiful farm with many varieties of lavender. Picnic tables, find the gnomes, bean bag toss and…read moreconnect 4 lawn games made us feel very welcoming and enjoyable for my kids. The beautiful red barn has many delightful lavender items like soap, goat milk lotion, lip balm, insect repellent, eye pillow and more!

Debbie is an a local farmer who stands behind what she does. The Little Red Farm is run by Debbie…read morewith help from her husband and her mom. She is passionate about real, whole, organic foods for herself and wants to make them accessible and affordable to others. They are closed on Sunday and Monday I believe, important to note if you want to stop by. She has great eggs and great produce and is extremely friendly.