Meet the people behind the markets.

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Portland, Oregon

Portland coffee roaster and ice-cream maker with a downtown café; the site describes roasted coffee, ice cream, coffee drinks and affogatos.

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Portland, OR

Portland flower farm offering bouquet subscriptions, dahlias, DIY flower buckets and fresh bouquets.

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Sisters, Oregon

Sisters maker of lavender essential oil, lavender spray, goat-milk soap, sachets and gift packs. The business describes hand harvesting and copper-still distillation.

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Oregon City, Oregon

Oregon City bakery describing desserts made with organic grains and locally sourced ingredients. The source's ingredient and organic descriptions have not been independently certified.

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Clackamas, OR

Clackamas jewelry maker creating handcrafted earrings, necklaces, bracelets and anklets.

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Portland, Oregon

Portland soup-and-sauce maker describing small-batch soups and jarred tomato sauces.

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Canby, Oregon

Canby-area berry farm describing pre-picked and U-pick berries, farm-made jams and honey from hives kept on the farm.

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Sellwood, Portland, Oregon

Spice Pilgrim is a Sellwood, Portland spice and tea business describing stone-ground spices, hand-blended seasonings and loose-leaf teas. Historical market names in its story are not current attendance.

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Portland, Oregon

Portland producer Squirrel and Crow makes soy-free tempeh from alternative legumes, grains and seeds. Its site lists lentil, chickpea-quinoa and black-bean–sunflower-seed varieties.

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Wallowa County, OR

Wallowa County family ranch raising bison and offering bison meat.

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Oregon (city not stated)

Oregon maker/seller of celestial and botanical-themed jewelry and illustrated apparel, including necklaces, earrings, hoodies and shirts.

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Eugene, Oregon

Eugene-based craft rum brand using contract distillation while it works toward its own local space. The captured catalog describes spiced, tropical-fruit and silver rum; an aged rum is described as forthcoming, not an existing offering.

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Portland, Oregon

Southeast Portland craft distillery making Northwest fruit brandies and liqueurs, alongside a small whiskey program.

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Estacada, OR

Estacada family-farm cidery making cider from English bittersweet and American heirloom apples.

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Estacada, Oregon

Family-operated cider farm in Estacada producing English-inspired, farm-pressed cider from apples.

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Forest Grove, Oregon

Family farm near Forest Grove growing fresh-market produce and plants, with hay and wheat also described as farm crops.

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Oregon City, OR

Oregon City farm describing seasonal produce and CSA programs. Its website identifies the farm as Certified Naturally Grown.

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Oregon City, Oregon

Small Oregon City farm describing seasonal produce sold through farmers markets and CSA programs.

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Applegate Valley, southern Oregon

Sun Patch Farm describes an Applegate Valley market garden growing flowers, garlic and produce, including seasonal flower bouquets. Its regenerative and soil-health descriptions are source claims, not an independent assessment.

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Albany, OR

Albany farm whose website describes organic vegetables and produce delivery.

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Albany, Oregon area

Sunrise Organic Farm describes growing vegetables, potatoes, lettuce, carrots and apples in the Albany area. Its organic practices are source-reported, not independently certified in this review.

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Albany, OR

Seasonal vegetables from a family farm started in Albany in 2018.

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Prineville, OR

Prineville maker of small-batch raw honey infused with herbs.

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Bend, OR

Bend maker of frozen bake-at-home cookie dough.

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Sherwood, Oregon

Sherwood family farm offering Oregon raw and infused honey plus bee products such as pollen and propolis tinctures. Enzyme, nutrient, remedy and wellness language is seller-reported and is not presented as medical evidence.

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Portland, Oregon

Portland bakery specializing in locally sourced whole-grain, naturally leavened sourdough baking. Its retained preorder collection shows breads, bagels and pastries, but the dated ordering window and displayed prices are not treated as current availability.

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Milton-Freewater, Oregon

Tailfeather Farm offers pasture-raised whole turkeys and identifies a home farm in Milton-Freewater. The retained reservation page specifies smaller 8–12 pound birds and pickup or shipping instructions, but its November dates omit a year and therefore are not treated as a current schedule.

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Hood River, Oregon

Hood River orchard describing organic fruit grown locally.

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Portland, Oregon

Portland maker of handmade Polish foods, including pierogies, kielbasa and combination plates, with frozen pierogies also described for take-home cooking.

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Redmond, OR

Redmond farm offering pork and handmade lard-based soaps and body products.

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Redmond, OR

Redmond maker of candles and room and linen sprays.

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Bend, OR

Bend maker of small-batch mushroom- and plant-based products.

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Oregon Cascade foothills

Family mushroom farm in the Oregon Cascade foothills describing cultivated gourmet mushrooms, dried mushrooms, mushroom powders, grow-at-home kits and seasonally wild-harvested mushrooms. The site calls the farm certified organic, but the certificate and scope were not independently checked.

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Portland, OR

Portland mushroom grower offering gourmet mushrooms and a mushroom CSA.

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Portland, Oregon

Three Little Mushrooms describes a Portland mushroom CSA with gourmet mushrooms and optional delivery subscriptions. The website also lists mushroom grow kits; catalog listings do not establish what is stocked at a market.