2026 Fresh from the Farm Guide
New Listing Information
​for Farmers

Exciting Update for Farmers! We’re partnering with Eat Local First (ELF) to simplify how farms are listed for our Fresh from the Farm Guide. This collaboration makes it easier to keep your farm information up to date, reach new customers, and connect with other local food system participants — all while keeping your listing free.
**Please review our information flyer at the bottom of this page for more Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs). 
🥕 Who Is Eat Local First? Eat Local First (ELF) is a trusted statewide collaboration that connects people directly with Washington farms, fishers, and local food businesses through the Washington Food & Farm Finder (WA F&FF). Launched in 2011 by Sustainable Connections’ Food & Farming Program in Northwest Washington, the campaign has since grown into a statewide partnershipof food system organizations working together to strengthen local economies and support farmers. By merging regional farm finders into one easy-to-use platform, Eat Local First makes it simple for customers to find and buy local food — and for farms to reach new audiences.
Steps for your Listing this Year! 
Want to List on Eat Local and in our printed Fresh from the Farm Guide? Follow these steps! 
  1. Head over to Eat Local First Washington Food and Farm Finder
  2. ​Create an account. Save your account info as you can update your account anytime throughout the year.
  3. Create a listing. 
  • ​If you are new to this platform, you will want to create a new listing. You can save and complete your listing at anytime. Please complete your full listing by December 20th. 
  • If you have already listed on the platform, please log in to your account and update your listing and any changes by December 20th to be included in your guide. If nothing needs to be updated, fill out the 2 minute form to your right. 👉👉👉👉 ​
​​If you do not want to list on Eat Local First or have concerns and would like to be included in CFLT's printed and online Fresh from the Farm Guide, please contact us at [email protected] so we can send you the appropriate link.  ​​