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About The Glendale Farm

The Glendale Farm is a 180-acre working farm in the Chimacum Valley of Jefferson County, Washington, farmed continuously since 1857 and protected in perpetuity by a conservation easement held with Jefferson Land Trust.

Who runs the farm

TK — named owner/steward, role, and how long they have been here, with a photograph.

TK name

TK short bio. This section fixes the site’s complete absence of named authorship.

How we steward the land

Glendale is run as a landlord to working farms rather than as a single operation. Five farms lease ground here, and the farm’s own earned income — camping, tours, the venue, equestrian, and cold storage — pays for the upkeep of the buildings, fencing, water, and the fields themselves.

A correction worth making

Organic certification claims on this site belong to Dharma Ridge Farms, the certified organic grower leasing roughly 80 acres here — not to Glendale itself. Attribute accordingly.

Our partners

Contact

TK business email and phone. Replace the personal addresses currently published on the live site with a monitored business inbox or a form.

Support the farm

Build the farm stand and community hub

Five farms grow food on this ground and none of them has a permanent place here to sell it. The farm stand will be a retail space for what is grown at Glendale, with cold storage, a coffee bar, a workshop area, and check-in for camping and volunteer days.

See the full plan →