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37075 Nicholas View Ln, Soldotna, AK 99669
The Alaska Farm Bureau’s mission is to improve the economic well-being and expansion of agriculture and to enrich the quality of life for all Alaskans.
Without local farmers, there is no local food or access to local sustainable products like hay, flowers, or fiber.
Alaska agriculture is growing and can play a vital part in diversifying Alaska’s economy. Whether it’s producers growing food, fiber, our peony industry with huge export opportunities or the businesses that support our farmers, successful farmers mean more jobs and more money staying in our local economy.
At Alaska Farm Bureau, we are in the business of helping build a strong farm community that supports the growing needs of farmers.
1655 Sonata Dr, Fairbanks, AK 99709
We sell grafted apple, plum and pear trees grown in Fairbanks, Alaska. We also sell saskatoon, honeyberry, sour cherry, currant and gooseberry bushes. We do a u-pick fruit harvest throughout the summer. in the spring we teach classes on grafting and pruning pf fruit trees.
636 E 15th Ave E, Anchorage, AK 99501
FRESH . FUN . LOCAL
We are passionate about providing Alaskans with locally grown fresh sprouts and microgreens!
Alaska Sprouts provides greens and Bean sprouts to the majority of the Thai/Asian/sushi/Pho restaurants in Anchorage, as well as providing wholesale sprouts to larger markets and retail outlets.
2075 Glenn Hwy, Palmer, AK 99645
Welcome to the Alaska State Fair, a non-profit, 501(c)(3) corporation, home of an abundance of diverse vendors, food to please every palate, rides, concerts, acrobats, animals, exceptional educational exhibits, record-setting giant vegetables and beautiful flower gardens.
815 Charles St, Sitka, AK 99835
We are a micro CSA offering garden shares to 3 households each growing season early July to mid-September. We specialize in greens - lettuce, kale, Swiss Chard - as well as herbs - basil, thyme, rosemary plus. Shares also come with homemade lower sugar preserves and/or chutneys. Email us at gardenstandoncharlesstreet@gmail.com if interested in being added to our wait list for the current growing season.
1293 Esro Rd, Fairbanks, AK 99712
Until 2007, the Gamble’s lived on the homestead, raising their family and grew a variety of crops. Half of the original homestead was sold with an additional six acres subdivided from the remaining homestead acreage for family homes. Chris DuBois and Nancy Davidian then purchased the remaining 74 acres. In October 2009, after the major renovation of a 1300 square foot log cabin on the farm, they opened Onig’s Cabin, a bed & breakfast. In January 2010, they completed the renovation of a second home and opened The Farm Cottage, another bed & breakfast. Their work over the last ten years clearing and developing the property resulted in what is popularly known as Arctic Roots Farm today.
We currently raise brome hay on 25 acres, provide vegetable and fruit produce to a local Farmer’s Market, raise yaks for future meat, raise geese and chickens for eggs and meat, and provide a comfortable residence for horses and sheep. Our goal is to supply the local community with non-GMO fruit and vegetable produce, culinary and medicinal herbs and farm fresh eggs, all produced by organic methods. We will continue to provide wild herbs and berries through our North Forty Farm brand. As we continue to develop the farm infrastructure, we will gradually adjust the farm production to meet community demand.
248 E Dahlia Ave, Palmer, AK 99645
The Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation (ARRC) was incorporated in 1935 under the laws of the territory of Alaska. It was founded as a non-profit organization under the direction of the Department of Interior and the Federal Emergency Relief Administration to administer the colony of 202 families being relocated from the mid-west.
3015 Tekapo Ct, Fairbanks, AK 99709
For 23 years, Basically Basil has been providing the Fairbanks community with herbs, vegetable and flower plants for their home gardens. We at Basically Basil are committed to helping you create a healthy and productive home garden by providing quality, healthy plants. We are working hard to contribute in a sustainable way to help build a stronger food security for all Alaskans.
2355 N Old Glenn Hwy, Palmer, AK 99645
As the longest lasting farm stand in Alaska, we are proud to now champion food security in Alaska and act as your locally grown and sourced Alaska Grown Grocery Store year-round! Please come visit us to see what new food products Alaskans are creating and keep your money here in the state to build and support food security and year-round food production for the Alaskan people!
1513 W Clydesdale Dr, Wasilla, AK 99654
We are a small family farm dedicated to producing extraordinary milk from exceptional goats. Our clients get their raw goat milk, as well as kefir, yogurt and cheese, through our year-round herd share program, with pickup points in Palmer, Anchorage and Eagle River.
We have beautiful registered American Alpine kids available in the spring and summer as future milking does, breeding bucks, and pack wethers. Our bloodlines have been carefully chosen to produce excellence in conformation as well as bounty in the milk pail; and the entire herd is blood-tested yearly for CAE, CL, and Johne's.
For those who are not quite ready to have goats of their own, we offer a mentorship program. Participants get valuable hands-on experience with goat-keeping in a one-on-one setting. Call us to check availability -- we love to share our experience with those who are new to the world of goats.
296 Fair Dr, Haines, AK 99827
Naturally grown produce from the upper Chilkat Valley. Our exceedingly fresh produce is for sale, direct from the farmers, every Saturday (July - September) from 10am-1pm at the Haines Farmers Market, located at the Fairgrounds, 296 Fair Dr. in Haines, Alaska. We also sell fresh produce daily from our retail fridge at Haines Packing Co. store located at 326 Main St. in Haines.
4500 Rosie Creek Trail, Fairbanks, AK 99709
We are a small family farm in Fairbanks working together to grow healthy, delicious food for the Interior of Alaska. We use ecological methods on our diversified vegetable farm, preserving the health of the land while producing excellent quality, nutritious crops for sale locally. We sell at the Tanana Valley Farmer's Market, the Co-op Market and Deli, at local restaurants and through the North Star Food Hub. Email us if you'd like to purchase vegetables directly from us off the farm, or to make an order to pick up at the farmer's market!
981 Risse Rd, Fairbanks, AK 99712
We are a full service garden center, we started out as a family owned business, in 1958, and continue as a family owned business- and have transitioned to a second generation managed business. (And we plan on passing onto a third generation :) ).
Our passion is teaching families, and especially children, to grow their own food.
This is an important skill, and this endeavor brings families together.
1920 Gustavus Rd, Gustavus, AK 99826
Gustavus Grown Vegetables, Medicinal Herbs & Berries.
Farm Fresh Chicken and Duck Eggs.
Spring Vegetable, Flower, and Herb Seedlings for Sale.
Value Added products include berry and herb vinegars, non-alcoholic fermented beverages, berry and apple preserves, herbal teas, tinctures and more...
Perennial Herbs by Request.
Reseller of Alaska Grown Certified Seed Potatoes. And organic seeds, poultry, and garden supplies.
Wasilla, AK 99654
Wanderflower Body Co. is an Alaska-based, nurse-formulated skincare brand creating small-batch products with certified Alaska Grown tallow, wild-harvested botanicals, and organic oils. Each product is crafted with care and backed by science, inspired by Alaska’s wild landscape and a love for simple, natural skincare.
6400 Baseline, Fairbanks, AK 99712
On our 80-acre farm we raise for fiber CAGBA Registered Colored Angora Goats for their lustrous soft mohair fiber, Giant and Satin Angora Rabbits for their oh so soft angora fiber and Merino Sheep (the softest wool) along with Jersey Wooly rabbits for fun. Also, we raise show Quality Poultry including Welsummers, RC Rhode Island Reds, Buff Ameraucanas, Bantam Brown Red Modern Game. We use the gifts they give us to produce products both creative and useful. Our line of wares and creations is called Freest Fancy Creations. We are a predator friendly farm meaning we chose to live in harmony with wildlife and use livestock guardian dogs to protect our livestock.
36995 Ansel St N, Soldotna, AK 99669
Wilderness Earth Farm LLC provides Fresh local Grown Produce such as: Cherry Tomatoes, Beefsteak Tomatoes, Peppers, Green beans, Eggplant, cucumbers, Winter Squash, Zucchini, Sugar Snap peas, Napa Cabbage, Bok choy, Baby Bok choy, Cabbage, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Radish, Kohlrabi, Hakurei, Carrots, Beets, Daikon, Lettuce mix, Arugula, Kale, Swiss Chard, Microgreens, Brussel Sprouts, Leeks, Fresh Herbs and Potatoes. We are Certified Naturally Grown to Provide you with safe and fresh produce.
Farm Sales: Location 36995 Ansel St. N, Soldotna, AK, 99669, Open June-September, Tuesday-Friday 12pm-5pm *PLEASE CHECK SOCIAL MEDIA PAGES OR CALL FOR CHANGES IN HOURS AND AVAILABILITYS Farmers Markets: Soldotna Saturday Market, Location 193 E. Corral Ave., Soldotna AK, 99669, June- September. Saturdays only 10am-2pm
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Delta Junction, AK
Surrounded by snowcapped mountains and encircled by glacier-fed rivers, three generations of our family raise the world’s most nutritious hulless barley to bring your family the freshest, most wholesome food possible.
When we settled in Delta Junction, Alaska back in 1983, the Alaska Flour Company was just a dream. We imagined building a farm that would increase Alaska’s food security, create markets for fellow farmers, provide healthy, locally grown food options, and offer our children the opportunity to continue our operation into the future.
We knew Alaska's unique conditions - a short growing season and long, dark winters - would require innovative farming techniques and never-say-quit determination. We cut firewood our first winter, eventually buying a 1,700-acre farm, on which we raised five children.
In 2011, our hard work, perseverance, and passion for nutritious, locally grown products paid off when we founded the Alaska Flour Company, the only commercial flour mill in Alaska. (The next nearest mill is more than 1,500 miles away.)
The mill produces a long line of barley products. Our 100% whole-grain, stone-ground barley products are high in fiber and low in fat, gluten, and cholesterol. And our other products - from our dark chocolate brownies to our cinnamon chip pancakes - offer a delicious, one-of-a-kind experience. All our products are offered at dozens of retail outlets throughout Alaska and through our online store.
Homegrown, family-owned, healthy, delicious food – that’s what it’s all about at the Alaska Flour Company. Join us in making a healthy difference in the way America eats.
Sincerely,
Bryce & Jan Wrigley
Founders of the Alaska Flour Company
1150 S Colony Way Suite 3, Palmer, AK 99645
Yule Farm is the name given to this beautiful farm just off the Palmer Fishhook Road north of Palmer in 1989 when Karen and Vaughn Gardner were able to call it home.
The farm was purchased from Bill and Bergie Hecker who farmed the land and raised their three children here for over 40 years. The original tract was owned by the Earl Barry Family.
The Hecker Family ran a dairy farm. The present workshop building “Across the Way” was formerly the farm’s creamery. The farm has been home to sheep, calves, horses, llamas, alpacas, chickens, dogs and of course a barn cat since its dairy farm days.
Karen has raised pure merino sheep for the past 20 years to support her fiber arts passion which focuses on soft, warm bed blankets; cozy sweaters and scarves; and felted wool products.