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Oakshire Inspires Supports WFFC!

Percentage Day and Reception August 28!

Join us at the Oakshire Public House, 207 Madison St., on 8/28 for a percentage day! Oakshire will generously donate $1 to WFFC for every beer purchased all day. Reception from 5-7pm!

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Locally Grown

The 2019 Locally Grown Guide is here!

The premier resource for buying locally is fresh for 2019! Check out the Guide online ...

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Double Up Food Bucks

Check back for info about our 2019 season

Double Up Food Bucks doubles the purchasing power of SNAP or food stamp benefits, helping low-income shoppers purchase healthy, farm fresh produce at participating farmers markets.

Please note our new phone number:
(541) 579-1254

Willamette Farm and Food Coalition facilitates and supports the development of a secure, sustainable, and inclusive food system in Lane County, Oregon.

We envision a secure, sustainable, and inclusive food system as one in which our farms and food businesses are both ecologically and economically viable, our agricultural lands are supporting a much larger percentage of Lane County’s food needs, and all members of our community have access to locally grown and raised foods. We believe that a strong local food system contributes to the integral health of our entire community and we work to facilitate greater understanding of the social, economic, and environmental impacts of our food choices.

Oakshire Inspires Supports WFFC on 8/28!  Join us!

Please join us at the Oakshire Public House, 207 Madison St., on August 28th for a percentage day on behalf of Willamette Farm & Food Coalition! Oakshire will generously donate $1 to WFFC for every beer purchased all day and night. Be sure to join our Board for a reception from 5-7pm to learn more about our three main projects: our annual Locally Grown guide, ongoing work with Double Up Food Bucks at farmers markets, and our annual Fill Your Pantry bulk-buying event. For forty years, WFFC has connected consumers to local farmers, ranchers, processors, and the fresh foods they produce from the Willamette Valley’s fertile soils. We believe in the power of local foodways to create a strong, healthy, and resilient community. WFFC is a nonprofit organization (501(c)3) based in Eugene, Oregon, and serving all of Lane County.

The 2019 Locally Grown Guide is here!

The 2019 Locally Grown Guide is here! Want to buy local? Our comprehensive guide shows you how! Locally Grown is your premier guide for sourcing local foods. Our free guide provides information for all consumers, including farmers markets, farm stands, U-Picks, CSAs, and more. Check it out online!

Visit a Local Farmstand or U-pick

Hungry for a unique farm experience? Buying local food at a farmstand or picking it yourself connects you with the people who grow your food and care for our lands. Plan your visit using our Farmstand & U-Pick Map available online and in our Locally Grown guide.

Know before you go! Contact the farm in advance as crops and hours of operation vary.

Double Up Food Bucks

With Double Up Food Bucks, shoppers using SNAP (or food stamp) benefits receive “food bucks” valued at $10 per market day. Food bucks can be used to purchase fruits, vegetables, and other healthy foods.

To “double up,” go to a participating farmers market, swipe your Oregon Trail Card, match up to $10 with food bucks, and shop for fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, beans, cut herbs, nuts, and edible plant starts. It’s that easy!

Double Up is a partnership among local farmers markets, Farmers Market Fund, and WFFC and is made possible by generous support from Trillium Community Health Plan, Live Healthy Lane, and other local funders.

Community support is essential to keep the Double Up Food Bucks program going and reducing the economic barriers to healthy eating.

Help expand access to locally grown produce by donating today. Thank you!

Locally Grown Guide

The 2019 Locally Grown guide, our 16th anniversary edition.

Our comprehensive annual guide is the premier resource to all things locally grown, raised, or processed in Lane County. Thank you to the farms, food businesses, community partners, and sponsors who make publication of our guide possible.

Learn more about our guide here.

Use the Locally Grown Food Finder map
Pick up your free copy
Search the Farm & Product Index