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Grown in the Skagit Valley and made into cider, dried apples and apple fiber on the farm itself.
Grown, picked and dried in Skagit County.
Organic apples, grapes and peaches from our family farm at the base of Sauk Mountain, on river-delta silt loam left by periodic floods.
The picking calendar
When each variety comes in on the farm. Choose one to read about it.
Proudly a family farm
Farming the foothills of the Cascades for over ten years.
All our fruit is grown in the fertile Skagit Valley on our family farm in Concrete, Washington. Cider, dried apples and our other products are made here too, so every apple is grown, picked and processed on the same land.
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Certified organic by the Washington State Department of Agriculture. Naturally occurring inputs, with the whole ecosystem monitored to build soil tilth.
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Natural inputs sourced from local manufacturers, compost to cut water use, and growing practices updated every season.
From the farm
Pure fruit, nothing more.
Honeycrisp Dried Apples
Crispy, sweet, one ingredient.
2.6 oz$4.00
Honeycrisp Apple Cider
Cold pressed, no added water or sugar.
16 oz$8.00
Honeycrisp Apple Fiber
For smoothies and baking.
8 oz$10.00
Apple Puree
Organic apples in a pouch.
Pouch$2.99
Bulk Box Apple Cider
5 liters for the fridge door.
5 L$35.00
Growing practices
Every tree and vine is watered by drip.
Soil moisture is checked weekly with probes and the weather forecast, so no water is wasted.
- Compost every springA strip of horse-manure compost down every tree row.
- Cover cropsMustard, clovers, barley and rye between the rows.
- Insect monitoringPests and beneficial insects counted every week.
- Lab testingSoil, leaves, fruitlets and fruit, tested through the season.
Periodic floods covered this valley in rich river delta. The silt loam they left is prime ground for organic fruit.The land formerly known as Sauk City, Washington
The Berger family
A family farm, first and foremost.
Carol, Jesse and Griffin run the farm full time, with family and friends coming by to help through the year. And Spot, the farm dog, protects the place.
Griffin BergerOperations Manager. Integrated Plant Sciences, Washington State University.
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