Livestock Farms & Ranches near Coupeville, WA

Coupeville

Bell's Farm has farmed West Beach Road in Coupeville since 1946 — healthy soil, healthy plants, healthy animals, through a regenerative system where livestock fertilize and turn the ground without synthetic chemicals. The Honesty Stand sells lamb, beef, and pork cuts plus flowers and u-pick blooms in season, with whole and partial animals, sausages and brats, Ancient White Park cattle for sale, and Gandalf the miniature donkey on greeting duty.

Coupeville

3 Sisters Market on Whidbey Island has offered the best selection of local products since 2013, born from demand for the family's all-natural grass-fed beef, pork, lamb, chicken, and eggs to be available year-round. The Coupeville market is open every day, 9 to 6, stocking the family's meats alongside other local goods.

Stanwood

Jim and his father Marvin Anderson started buying and raising Limousin beef in the early 80's. Marvin, by trade, was a meat cutter for Thrifty Foods in Arlington for many years. He fell in love with the Limousin breed after going to a butchers' conference in Canada where the breed was first introduced from France. Marvin, at 89 years of age is, still hauling cattle for farmers and ranchers all over Snohomish/Whatcom county. Jim was born and raised in Stanwood and started with livestock at an ear

Clinton

Long Family Farm raises superior grass-fed beef in the Maxwelton Valley on Whidbey Island, Washington — cows eating only the best grasses and living comfortable, stress-free lives from start to finish. Halves and split halves are dry-aged 10-14 days and hand-processed by state-inspected Del Fox Meats in Stanwood, with full customization from sausage conversion to steak thickness.

Sequim

Jakeway Farms is John and Carolyn McAndie's 40-acre heritage farm in Sequim, on the North Olympic Peninsula — a cow-calf operation raising grass-fed, grass-finished beef born and raised on the farm with no hormones or antibiotics, reserved by the year and processed by Moonlight Meats. The farm also grows quality hay (first-cutting round bales available) and deals in vintage farm decor.

Bow

Harmony Fields is a little sheep farm in the Skagit Valley of Bow, Washington, making artisan farmstead sheep cheese between Seattle and Vancouver, B.C. — plus local yarn, wool, lamb, and sheep-inspired art, all under a mission of beautiful food and simple living. Seasonal educational programs and field trips teach sheep dairying and regenerative farming.

Bow

Samish Bay Cheese is Suzanne and Roger Wechsler's certified organic dairy on 200 acres in the northwest corner of Skagit County, below Mount Blanchard — a mixed herd of mostly Milking Shorthorns behind the farm's cheese, yogurt, and labneh, plus farm-raised beef, pork, and veal. The Bow Hill Road farm shop is open daily with local wine, cider, honey, and artisan goods, and orders ship or meet buyers at farmers markets and Seattle drops.

Friday Harbor

Aurora Farms produces first-source natural food year-round on over 100 acres near Friday Harbor on San Juan Island — polyculture pastures raising beef, lamb, pork, and poultry alongside greenhouse and field vegetables, berries, herbs, and flowers, with zero artificial chemicals or additives. The on-site farm store, BnB farmstay, seasonal dinners, tours, internships, and Lori Ann David's art and mosaics make it a destination as much as a farm.