Through Crop Talks, we aim to provide vital networking and peer learning opportunities to local farmers and producers.
How it works:
Crop Talks are coordinated in collaboration with Underwood Conservation District. We host monthly Crop Talks at regional farms, April through September. Crop Talks provide vital networking and resource-sharing opportunities to local producers and farmers.
2026 Crop Talk Schedule:
Registration links will be posted soon!
April 23: Cedar Creek Alpacas | Cook, WA
Cedar Creek Alpacas has been raising alpacas since 2009 for their fine fleece and as breeding stock. They now shear, spin, weave and felt their fiber into products for sale at the on-farm boutique and fiber studio.
July 23: TBA
May 28: TBA
August 27: NW Grazing
Northwest Grazing offers goat grazing services to control unwanted vegetation. Their goats effectively reduce invasive plants like blackberries, poison oak, yellow starthistle, knapweed, and scotch broom. They also clear fine fuels to improve fire safety. Goats’ unique digestion handles tough plants, and their grazing boosts soil health by returning vital nutrients.
June 25: Feather Oak Farm | Husum, WA
Feather Oak Farm is a fledging vegetable and fruit farm focusing on regenerative and organic practices.
September 24: The Flowering Farmhouse | Hood River, OR
The Flowering Farmhouse is a flower farm specializing in growing unique, heirloom flowers for local florists, seasonal CSA subscriptions, and market bouquets. What started as a passion for growing dahlias has developed into a love for growing seasonal flowers and growing community.