At the base of Sauk Mountain.

In eastern Skagit County, Sauk Farm grows organic apples, grapes and peaches, and makes a range of value-added products from them.

Sauk Mountain above the orchard in summer — **Sauk Mountain, above the farm**Eastern Skagit County
Washington

The land

Ground the river built.

Periodic floods have covered this area in rich river delta, packed with microfauna and nutrients. The silt loam they left behind, high in organic matter, is prime ground for organic crops.

Our isolated spot in the Skagit Valley makes the farm a pristine place for organic farming. We believe good stewardship of the land is critical to growing high quality, nutrient dense organic fruit, and we are committed to growing it sustainably, with the least possible impact on the land around us.

Where: Eastern Skagit County, at the base of Sauk Mountain
Soil: River delta silt loam, high in organic matter
We grow: Organic apples, grapes and peaches
We make: Cider, dried apples and other value-added products

The land formerly known as

~~Sauk City,~~ Washington.

Proudly a family farm

A family farm, first and foremost.

The Berger family has been farming in the foothills of the Cascades, at the base of Sauk Mountain, for over ten years. Carol, Jesse and Griffin manage and run the farm full time, while other family members and friends visit from time to time to help with the work.

CarolJesseGriffinSpot the farm dog

Meet the grower

Griffin Berger

Operations Manager

Raised in the Skagit Valley, Griffin Berger earned his Bachelor's in Integrated Plant Sciences from Washington State University. Dual majoring in Field Crop Management and Fruit and Vegetable Management gave him an understanding of, and an appreciation for, the science behind growing high quality crops.

With over 12 years of farming and farm internship experience, Griffin is always working to improve growing practices, the quality and nutrition of the crops, and the farm's overall sustainability.