Map of Family Farms

A few miles north of the California border in the Siskiyou Mountains of Oregon, Don Tipping of Seven Seeds Farm produces over 200 organic seed varieties, specializing in melon, cucumber, squash, tomato, mustard, lettuce, onion, radish and chard seed.

Sharing the gifts of the family garden and decades of organic seed selection for northern climates are at the heart of seed production efforts at North Dakota's Prairie Road Organic Farm. Seed specialties include popcorn, flint corn, watermelon, squash, tomato, onion, beet, and poppy.

Wolf Gulch Farm is located in the Little Applegate Valley outside of Jacksonville, Oregon and specializes in allium, brassicaceae, and solanaceae seed: onions, leeks, radishes. tomato, eggpant and pepper seed.

Joshua Cravens stewards the Arid Crop Seed Cache, a collection of over a thousand accessions with a tolerance for arid conditions, based in New Mexico. Joshua Cravens “got the seed bug” at age 20 when volunteering on an organic farm in Sarosota, Florida. After farming in more than a half a dozen states, Joshua traveled to Oregon to immerse himself in the art of seed saving. In 1999 he and his wife, Lalynn put down roots on a farm in New Mexico, where they continue to farm with their two sons, Ashe and Mokena

Located in the Dungeness River delta, Nash’s farm is buffered from weather extremes. He produces vegetables year around, alternating warm and cool season crops including spinach, basil, brussel sprouts, kale, carrots, parsnips, and cabbage. His farm also produces livestock, grains, and cover crop seed. Integrating seed production and direct sales of produce gives this seedsman and farmer breeder the inside scoop on what customers are looking for. This crucial feedback loop tells him what to grow, what to breed and select for, and what seed to save.

Hobbs Family Farm is located in Pueblo County, Colorado and specializes in solanaceae, cucurbit, and allium seed: tomato, pepper, summer squash, winter squash, melon, cucumber, onion, leek, and garlic seed.

Located in the middle reach of Skagitt River Valley in the foothills of the north Cascade Mountains, Gratitude Gardens focuses on cool season crops such as spinach, swiss chard, and cabbage. Grower Woody Deryckx seeks out the real champions in open-pollinated vegetables and seeks to do it

Situated along the Big Thompson River near Loveland, CO at an elevation of 4,800 ft. Cresset Community Farm is home to Lawrence and Ursula Holmes. Lawrence’s involvement with seed is based on society's very basic need for quality seed that can be passed on from generation to generation. His favorite seed crops include leeks, cabbage, beets and carrots.