Meat Farms & Ranches near Vancouver, WA

Portland

Gartner's Country Meat Market has been a Portland tradition since Jack Gartner opened his small meat market in 1959 with a simple plan: make people happy and they'll keep coming back. The family-run shop hand-cuts fresh steaks, chops, ribs, and roasts, crafts its own sausages, ham, and bacon, and still offers custom cutting and game processing — happiness by the pound, nearly 65 years on.

Portland

Since 1959, when Jack Gartner opened his small Portland meat market, Gartner's has run on one plan: make people happy and they'll keep coming back. The case is stocked with fresh-cut steaks, chops, ribs, roasts, handcrafted sausages, ham, and bacon — skilled hands, not machines — with curbside pickup, delivery, custom cutting, and game processing carrying the family tradition into its seventh decade.

Battle Ground

Basket Flat Ranch raises 100% grass-fed and finished beef on lush pastures near Battle Ground, Washington, serving the greater Vancouver/Portland community — Angus and Wagyu/Angus cross, free from pesticides, hormones, antibiotics, and GMOs. Reserve a quarter, half, or whole with a deposit, pick your butcher and cut preferences, and call the rancher directly with questions.

Birkeland Farm began in 2014 as a collaboration between sisters Lynne and Lisa on a 70-acre cattle ranch in Beavercreek, Oregon, named for their Norwegian grandmother Josephine Louise Birkeland Moen. The farm provides naturally raised, grass-fed pastured beef, shares, subscriptions, bones, broth, and eggs — with free local delivery over $200, Sundays at the Milwaukie Farmers Market, and year-round stock at Bread & Roses Market in Portland.

Windy River Livestock is Will and Jocelyn Stauffer's multi-generational family farm in Washougal, Washington, raising grass-fed, natural beef and pastured pork in the Columbia River Gorge with organic practices and rotational grazing. Products sell through the online store with local pickups, at Clark County farmers markets by the cut, and as shares year-round.

Beaverton

Basics Market is a locally owned Oregon grocery with a purpose: nurturing strong, healthy communities through food. The market pairs a simplified selection of fresh ingredients from partner farms with healthful recipes and a nutrition-first philosophy.

Beaverton

Boring

We began our farming journey in 2008, and use permaculture and regenerative farming principles to provide our family and customers with clean, nutrient-dense, healthy and delicious Nature's Pastured Meats, Nature's Prepared Foods and Nature's Farm Cart. Our farm is located in the beautiful foothills of Mt. Hood, near Portland in Boring, OR U.S.A. Our Farm enjoys a warm summer Mediterranean climate in the Willamette Valley behind a coastal mountain range on the Pacific ocean. We raise chickens, A

Tualatin

Stroupe Farms on Stafford Road in Tualatin, Oregon raises its animals with care and respect, using natural and organic methods to produce high-quality farm-raised meats and jerky.

The Carlson Ranch raises pureblood Wagyu cattle on 101 acres of Willamette Valley pasture near Oregon City, built on faith, stewardship, and rotational grazing with full transparency about pasture, feed, harvest, and processor. The ranch's second chapter, The Flower Farm, opens the western side as a community gathering place with music and u-cut mornings among the blooms — Wagyu beef boxes and bulk shares pick up at the ranch.

Sandy

Flying Coyote Farm is a Certified Organic farm in Sandy, Oregon, 30 miles from Portland on the unceded territory of the Clackamas band of the Upper Chinook Tribe. Passionate about flavor and unique heirloom varieties, the farm distributes vegetables, herbs, and pasture-raised meat through its CSA program, farmers markets, and local restaurants — growing food as an essential and radical act.

Sandy

On the unceded territory of the Clackamas band of the Upper Chinook Tribe in Sandy, Oregon, Flying Coyote Farm grows Certified Organic vegetables and herbs with a focus on flavor, unique heirloom varieties, and pasture-raised meat. Thirty miles from Portland, the farm feeds its community through a CSA, farmers markets, and local restaurant partnerships — an invitation to eat at their table and taste the difference.

Forest Grove