Save the Dates!
LOCALvore: Wednesday, May 7th
Farms Forever: Saturday, June 17th
Join us in celebrating local businesses supporting farmland preservation in the South Sound! The Community Farm Land Trust (CFLT) is excited to be hosting the 5th annual LOCALvore event in Olympia, WA on Wednesday, May 7th. LOCALvore is a Shop/Dine/Drink Out Event where local businesses have committed to donating a portion of their sales for the day to CFLT.
This event showcases the importance of keeping your dollars local, because when we invest in our local businesses and farms, they give back to our community through charity events, donations, and to non-profits like the CFLT. When you support the diversity of local entrepreneurs you help them in creating and sustaining more local jobs. Spending money locally helps to reduce our carbon footprint. Join us as conscious consumers in preserving farmland and local businesses by shopping, dining, and drinking out on May 8th for the Community Farm Land Trust's LOCALvore event. Stay tuned to our FB event page for updates on participating businesses. |
Consider a donation to our mission of preserving and conserving farmland in South South. A donation today also helps us to continue to promote and support farms while educating our community about our local food system through our Fresh from the Farm Guide. Thank you for supporting our work.
2025 CFLT CSA Guide Now Available Online
Looking for fresh food for this year's harvest season? Look no further. CFLT has their latest edition of their CSA Guide now available online! CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. When you purchase a CSA, you're essentially investing in a share of a farm. Typically, a flat fee is paid to the farm at the beginning of the season, in return, the customer receives farm-fresh products at agreed-upon intervals (weekly, bi-weekly, monthly)
Through conscious consumer food choices, we can make an impact in creating a structurally sound and viable local food system that supports all members in our community with access to healthy and nutritious fresh local food. CSAs are a great example of your dollars going directly to the source, the farm! Shop for your weekly, monthly boxes of food now and receive farm fresh, local food all season long! |
2025 Fresh from the Farm Guide
Now Available for Online Viewing
New Farmers - We would love for you to join our farm-ily! We want to grow our guide to showcase the rich abundance and diversity of our regional agriculture. Click the button to list your farm today! |
The 2025 Fresh from the Farm Guide is now available online! Our guide come back from the printer the last week of March! We will begin distributing as soon as we get them starting with Thurston County and following with the surrounding counties over the next few months. If you would like farm guides for your business, agency, or organization, please contact us at [email protected]. This year's guide features 125 local farms from Grays Harbor, Lewis, Mason, and Thurston counties. This publication is supported by 75 businesses that purchased ads and 33 Sponsors that help to cover the costs of our printing and distribution. We added 8 pages and are printing 15,000 copies this year thanks to the help from ur advertisers and sponsors to this year's farm guide. |
Got Farmland?
Preserving farmland is what we do. We are always on the search for new properties to keep farmland equitable in our community. To learn how to keep your land from being developed and stay in agricultural production, use the link below! Or send us an email at [email protected]. |
About UsCommunity Farm Land Trust (CFLT) is a membership based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving farmland and to keeping it farmed forever.
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Our Mission
Promoting vibrant local food and farming systems through community supported farmland preservation strategies, educational outreach, and partnerships that increase opportunities for farms and farmers to flourish.
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Our VisionAbundant, productive, sustainable local farmland providing healthy food for our community and contributing to a vibrant, viable farm economy.
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