Cloud Mountain Farm Center is an educational farm in Everson, WA dedicated to building a resilient and diversified food system. Our own on-farm production specializes in regionally adapted tree and vine fruit; we model organic orchard and vineyard management on our home farm, sharing the expertise, challenge, and joy of Western Washington fruit production from home scale to farm scale. We host on-farm events and workshops throughout the year to connect growers and eaters with all that can be grown in our beautiful county and operate a seasonal retail nursery stocked with regionally adapted edible plants, unique fruit trees, and a diverse collection of specialty ornamentals that thrive in our climate.
We support land access and new farm development through our incubator farm program, offer cooler and dry storage space for local growers and aggregation for Twin Sisters Farmers Market and the Puget Sound Food Hub, and have a rentable WSDA certified processing kitchen.
Come visit us on farm and at the Bellingham Farmers Market July-October!
Growing Methods
All of our fruit is either certified organic or transitional to organic certification. We drive fruit quality and plant health with soil health and careful attention to inputs and amendments; the main artery of our farm is a restored riparian creek and we value being certified Salmon Safe.
Certifications & Practices
Wholesale Details
Organic fruit you had no idea could come direct from Western Washington: our fruit varies from early season (July) peaches to late summer table grapes, fall apples, and winter apple cider. Unique pears, plums, small fruits, and others throughout the growing season. Seconds often available for processing, brewing, and pressing.
We sell through the Puget Sound Food Hub and send out a fresh sheet via email for limited direct delivery; orders are packed weekly. Contact maiab@cloudmountainfarmcenter.org for fresh sheet availability and wholesale inquiries.
Sample Buyers
Brandywine Kitchen, Mallard Ice Cream, Boundary Bay, Community Food Co-Op, Whatcom Council on Aging
Selling Season
July - December
Order Methods
- Email
- Phone
- Food Hub or Distributor
- Text
Distribution Methods
- Direct Delivery
- Distributor or Food Hub Delivery
- Pick Up
Delivery Areas
- Counties: Island, King, San Juan, Skagit, Snohomish, Whatcom
We work with these distributors/food hubs:
Sells "seconds" or cosmetically imperfect foods
Carries Liability Insurance
Food Safety Practices & Licences
- WSDA Food Processor License
- GAP Audited Business
- Food safety plan
- Eligible vendor for the USDA Pilot Project for Unprocessed Fruits & Vegetables
Farm to School & Hunger Relief
- YES! I want to supply schools and childcare centers
- YES! I want to supply hunger relief organizations
School Details
School Specific Wholesale Product Details
Lunchbox-size apples, Asian pears, kiwi berries, table grapes
Additional Product Attributes
- Whole produce normally eaten raw
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