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Big Leaf Farm

Locale ID OR5168

Run by Chris O'Brien

About

We offer a full line of garden vegetables, plus some fruit. Our summer season runs 43 weeks from March through mid December. Pick-up is available at the farm and at drop off points in SE portland and in Oregon city.

Big Leaf farm is located on 14 acres in the Clackamas river valley near the end of the historic Barlow road. Homesteads in our neighborhood have been cultivated since at least the 1840s. We grow seasonal vegetables year round in addition to berries, tree fruits, eggs and poultry to supply our farmers market and CSA programs. We are family owned and operated.

PO Box 24 Eagle Creek, OR 97022

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Last Update: May 18, 2010

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