Okanogan Producer’s Marketing Association (OPMA) – OPMA-Grandpa’s Homeplace

Business Type: Producer

Omak, WA

Accessibility
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Environmental Sustainability
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Fair Labor
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Health
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Racial and Social Equity
Eat Local First values the inclusion and representation of historically underrepresented or marginalized groups in the food and farming industry. The owners of businesses and organizations with the Racial and Social Equity indicator have identified themselves as holding one or more marginalized identities.

- Okanogan Producer’s Marketing Association (OPMA) – OPMA-Grandpa’s Homeplace
- 11 Home Place Lane
- Omak, WA 98841
- Driving Directions

About Us

Okanogan Producers Marketing Association (OPMA) is a cooperative of six small family farms working together in the Okanogan Valley in North Central Washington State. Our six farms include Apple Cart Fruit, Bunny Laine Fruit, Filaree Fruit, Grandpa’s Homeplace, M & A Orchards, and Whitestone Mountain Orchard.

OPMA Farms grow and market Washington State Department of Agriculture Certified Organic.

Established in 2006, OPMA has since built strong connections with our valued customers, earning a well-deserved reputation for delivering exceptional fruit quality, outstanding customer service, and reliable shipments. The naturally warm and sunny climate in the Okanogan creates an ideal environment for producing the highest quality fruit globally!

Our emphasis lies in crop diversification to create habitats for wildlife, safeguard biodiversity, and fortify climate resilience. This commitment translates into OPMA boasting a broad and diverse range of products. Consider our 2.5-acre plot with over 25 heirloom varieties and another farm cultivating 57 different varieties, encompassing 14 types of apples, all within an 11-acre space.

Our Harvest Schedule
Sweet Cherries: June – July
Tart Cherries: July
Apricots: July
Black Currants: July
Blueberries: July
Blackberries: July – August
Peaches: July – September
Nectarines: July – September
Plums: August – September
Pears: August – December
Pluots: September
Table Grapes: September – October
Apples: July – January

Growing & Operating Practices

Certified Organic, Salmon-Safe, Regenerative Practices

Our Products

Locally Raised, Harvested, Grown
- Fruit & Berries
  - Apples
  - Apricots/Apriums
  - Berries
  - Blackberries
  - Blueberries
  - Cherries
  - Grapes
  - Nectarines
  - Peaches
  - Pears
  - Pears (Asian)
  - Plums/Prunes/Pluots
  - Raspberries
- Vegetables & Herbs
  - Corn
  - Garlic Scapes
  - Tomatoes

Our Services

Food Access
- Donates to Food Assistance Programs
- Food Access & Nutrition Education
Logistics & Distribution
- Aggregator
Markets & Grocers
- Food Co-Op
- Grocer
- Online Market

Retail Info

Where to Purchase

Farm Stand/Farm Store
Phone Orders

Payments Accepted

Accepts Cash
Accepts Credit Cards
Accepts Personal Checks

Distribution Methods

Home Delivery
Neighborhood Drop Points
On Farm Pick-up

Location & Hours

- Okanogan Producer’s Marketing Association (OPMA) – OPMA-Grandpa’s Homeplace
- Phone: (509) 429-3807
- 11 Home Place Lane
- Omak, WA 98841
- Driving Directions
- Open to the Public: By Appointment Only
- Hours of Operation

Our Values

Learn more about the Eat Local First Values Indicators.

Accessibility
Eat Local First values a local food system in which all members of our community can participate. Businesses and organizations with the Accessibility indicator offer facilities, services, and/or programs that support the needs of people with disabilities, neurodivergence, and/or limited mobility.
- Information/Customer Service
  - Digital Accessibility
    For online services, ensure their websites and digital tools are accessible, following Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
  - Staff Assistance Available
    Staff members are available to assist guests with disabilities, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
Environmental Sustainability
Eat Local First values the land, water, and ecosystems that sustain our local food systems. Businesses and organizations with the Environmental Sustainability indicator are committed to adopting practices that improve soil health, conserve natural resources, foster biodiversity, and reduce the use of fossil fuel-based pesticides and fertilizers. Seafood producers harvest responsibly to ensure the sustainability of wild fish stocks.
- Farming
  - Salmon Safe Certified
    Third-party certification indicates farms with agricultural practices that protect water quality, salmon habitat, and native biodiversity.
- Sustainability
  - Certified Organic
    A third-party certification identifying products free of chemical pesticides & fertilizers, hormones and preventative antibiotics.
  - Sustainable Operations
    Self-certifies that use sustainable or regenerative growing practices, production methods, or general operations. See profile Growing Practices for details.
- Waste Reduction
Fair Labor
Eat Local First values the health, safety, and dignity of all workers across the food value chain. Businesses and organizations with the Fair Labor indicator are taking steps to ensure that their workers are treated fairly and protected through governance structures, compensation models, and workplace safety measures.
- Member-Owned Cooperative
  A business incorporated as a cooperative under state law from which benefits are derived and distributed equitably among member-owners.
- Producer-Owned Cooperative
  A business incorporated as a cooperative under state law from which benefits are derived and distributed equitably among producer-owners.
Health
Eat Local First values local production of accessible, nourishing, and safe food. Businesses and organizations with the Health indicator contribute to community health by participating in food access and nutrition incentive programs and by producing food that is safe for people with specific dietary needs.
- Dietary Needs
  - Gluten-Free
  - Vegan
- Food Access & Nutrition Incentives
  Actively participating in Food Access & Nutrition programs.
  
  This will get set dynamically based on your selections under Retail > Payments Accepted or Activities > Food Access.
Racial and Social Equity
Eat Local First values the inclusion and representation of historically underrepresented or marginalized groups in the food and farming industry. The owners of businesses and organizations with the Racial and Social Equity indicator have identified themselves as holding one or more marginalized identities.
- Latina/o/x Owned
  Owned by a person who identifies as Latino, Latina, or Latinx.
- Woman Owned
  Owned by a person who identifies as a woman.

Wholesale Info

We provide exceptional quality fruit to all of our customers and guaranteed satisfaction. Our 6 Certified Organic Farms grow a vast variety of tree fruits and berries with many unique heirloom varieties you won't find anywhere else. We have a quick turnover from tree to table or shelf. We have deliveries going 5 days a week across Washington State. We grow sweet and tart cherries, apricots, peaches, plums, pluots, nectarines, blueberries, blackberries, table grapes, pears and apples. Our fruit is the best you will find! Contact us for more info.

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Products available for wholesale

- Locally Raised, Harvested, Grown
  - Fruit & Berries
    - Apples
    - Apricots/Apriums
    - Berries
    - Blackberries
    - Blueberries
    - Cherries
    - Grapes
    - Nectarines
    - Peaches
    - Pears
    - Pears (Asian)
    - Plums/Prunes/Pluots
    - Raspberries
- Locally Made
  - Local Food Box
We sell: Whole produce normally eaten raw
School Specific Wholesale Product Details: Fresh fruit: Apples, pears, peaches, cherries, apricots.

Sample Buyers

- Community Food Co-op – Cordata
- Community Food Co-op – Downtown
- Dandelion Organic Delivery
- Delridge Farmers Market
- Farmstand Local Foods
- Finnriver Farm & Cidery
- Glover Street Market
- Huckleberry’s Natural Market
- Local Roots Farm Store
- Methow Valley FoodShed
- Olympia Food Co-op
- Pacific Coast Harvest
- Puget Sound Food Hub Cooperative
- Sno-Isle Food Co-op
- The Grange Restaurant and General Store
- Tonasket Natural Foods Co-op
- Tonasket Farmers Market Association
- Walla Walla Food Hub
- Central Co-ops
- Marlene's Markets
- Rocket Market
- Main Market
- The Mazama Store
- Sage Natural Foods
- Wenatchee Natural Foods
Interested in selling to: Hunger relief organizations, Schools and childcare centers, Retailers, Restaurants

Ordering & Distribution

Minimum Requirements: No
Selling Season: January - February, June - December
Order Methods: Email, Phone, Food Hub or Distributor, Text, Website
Distribution Methods: Direct Delivery, Distributor or Food Hub Delivery, Ship to Business, Pick Up
Delivery Days: Monday - Friday

Delivery Area

Statewide

Distributors We Work With

Additional Details

Sells "seconds" or cosmetically imperfect foods: Yes
Carries Liability Insurance: Yes
Food Safety Practices & Licenses: GAP Audited Business, Food safety plan
Interested in Forward Contracting: No

Last updated: 05/10/2024