Find Local Food
Online, on the farm, or at the market
One of the best ways to support your local food system is to buy directly from the producer. This allows the producer or farmer to keep en entirety of the profit for their operation and not lose any to a middleman marketer. In our current food reality where large industrial farming is subsidized heavily, small-scale farming is often a venture with a large up front investment in both time and money for a small return. Help be a part of changing this picture and buy direct from your local farmer at your nearby farmers market, or sign up for a whole season's worth of fresh, delicious produce, meat, and/or milk with a share in a Community-Supported Agriculture (CSA) program.
Farmers Markets
Our region is rich in farmers markets throughout the week.
A wonderful way to meet your local farmer or food producer face to face.
A wonderful way to meet your local farmer or food producer face to face.
Linn County
Albany Farmers Market
April–November Saturday 9am–1pm 4th & Ellsworth Brownsville Farmers Market June–October Thursday 3pm–7pm Main St & Park Ave Lebanon Downtown Farmers Market May–October Thursday 2pm–6pm Grant & Main Street Sweet Home Farmers Market June–September Saturday 9am–1pm Thriftway parking lot corner of Hwy 20/228 
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Benton County
Corvallis Farmers Market
April–November Wednesday & Saturday 9am–1pm 1st & Jackson, Corvallis, OR Corvallis Indoor Winter Market January–April Saturday 9am–1pm Guerber Hall Benton County Fairgrounds Corvallis, OR 
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Lincoln County
Lincoln City Farmers and Crafters Market
Year-round Sunday 10am–3pm Lincoln City Cultural Center 540 NE Hwy 101 Newport Farmers Market Outdoor market, May–October Saturday 9am–1pm Intersection of Hwy 101 & Angle St Indoor market, November–April Saturday 10am–2pm Lincoln County Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall on 3rd St Toledo Street Market June–September Thursday 10am–3pm Main Street Waldport Wednesday Market May–October Wednesday 10am–4:30pm Waldport Community Center 265 E Hwy 34 Yachats Farmers Market May–October Sunday 9am–2pm 4th St next to the Yachats Commons |
CSAs
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs offer farm fresh produce to consumers, usually as a weekly box of seasonal produce and may include animal products as well depending on the farm. Consumers pay a seasonal price and pick up their box either on farm or at drop sites.
We've compiled lists of 2016 CSAs with drop sites in:
Sign up today!
Sign up today!
Online and Other Producer Direct Purchasing
Another option to purchase local food is through farm websites or at seasonal farmstands.
Although these lists are divided by county, many farms offer delivery or pickup options in a variety of locations. Many farms listed here also sell their products at our local area Farmers Markets and in local stores. When there is a link listed, follow it to get to that farm's website for more information.
Although these lists are divided by county, many farms offer delivery or pickup options in a variety of locations. Many farms listed here also sell their products at our local area Farmers Markets and in local stores. When there is a link listed, follow it to get to that farm's website for more information.
Linn County
Check out the Calapooia Food Alliance's list of where to buy local in east Linn County during the winter.
Farms by Product
Vegetables
Fruits
Grains/Flours
Mushrooms
Animal Products
Meat
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Benton CountyFill Your Pantry - TRFW's annual fall bulk buying event, held every November.
Farms by Product
Vegetables
Fruits
Animal Products
Meat
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Lincoln County
Oregon Sea Grant has great information on what seafood is in season as well as help for how to buy fish directly from the fisherman. Check out this video about buying tuna at the docks or take a Sea Grant dock tour in Newport.
Farms by Product
Vegetables
Fruits
Mushrooms
Animal Products
Meat
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