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Farm outside Dufur presenting pastured chicken and seasonal turkey, farm stays and poultry-processing services. Its regenerative, organic, feed, humane-raising, chemical-use and licensing language is producer-reported and does not establish independent certification or regulatory status in this review.
Carbon Farm describes a farm near Dufur offering pastured chickens and seasonal turkeys, alongside farm stays and poultry processing services. Its regenerative, organic and feed-practice language is producer-reported, not certification.
Portland café making organic-açaí bowls with fruit, granola and customizable toppings, plus smoothies and warm savory items such as Brazilian cheese bread and sandwiches.
Portland café making organic-açaí bowls with fruit, granola and customizable toppings, plus smoothies and warm savory items such as Brazilian cheese bread and sandwiches.
Portland açaí café presenting made-to-order bowls with organic açaí, granola, fruit and customizable toppings, along with fruit smoothies, warm savory foods and catering. Dietary, ingredient-sourcing, freshness and wellness language remains producer-reported and is not an allergen, certification or health-outcome guarantee.
Oregon winery whose retained homepage presents Casa Luna Winery as the state's smallest winery and links to its story, shop, wine club, contact page and gallery. The exact capture does not identify a city, grape sources, wine varieties or production methods.
Cascadia Plant Company describes plants suited to the Pacific Northwest, with a focus on food-producing, herbal and resilient landscape plants. The site is still being built and does not show an itemized catalog or business locality.
Small family-owned and operated farm in North Plains raising grass-fed-and-finished cattle and offering local beef shares. Statements that cattle are raised with human health and the environment as priorities are producer framing, not independently verified health or environmental outcomes.
Multi-generation family seafood business in Newport offering hook-and-line-caught seafood. Its site describes albacore tuna, Chinook and coho salmon, Dungeness crab, halibut, lingcod, black cod, rockfish and canned seafood; prominent daily-availability language means the list is not a live inventory promise.
Chio is a Portland specialty-food business focused on small-batch, stone-ground pistachio spreads. Its retained pages describe pistachio butter, coconut pistachio cream, sweet pistachio spread, and pistachio mylk concentrate. The about page says the product began as a topping for waffles and gourmet toast at a Portland food cart. This Woodstock-scoped record remains separate from the Portland State University Farmers Market-scoped record; the pages do not establish current market attendance, stock, or certification.
Chio is a Portland specialty-food business focused on small-batch, stone-ground pistachio spreads. Its retained pages describe pistachio butter, coconut pistachio cream, sweet pistachio spread, and pistachio mylk concentrate. The about page says the product began as a topping for waffles and gourmet toast at a Portland food cart. This Portland State University Farmers Market-scoped record remains separate from the Woodstock-scoped record; the pages do not establish current market attendance, stock, or certification.
Portland State University - Portland Farmers Market
Portland maker of small-batch pistachio butter and pistachio spreads, including a coconut pistachio cream. Catalog entries are usual offerings, not live stock.
Chonghi Pizza describes itself as a Portland, Oregon pizza pop-up operated by Dillon Ikeda and his wife. Its retained homepage calls the pizza “sort of” Neapolitan: a lighter, fluffier crust that departs from strict tradition, draws on flavors the owners grew up with in Hawai‘i, and uses produce from Pacific Northwest farms. The undated page does not establish a current location, schedule, menu, Portland State University Farmers Market attendance, or present activity.
Portland State University - Portland Farmers Market
Gresham farm started by Randy and Nonnie after a spring 2024 plant-start project and acceptance into the Headwaters Incubator Program. The retained About page describes a goal of bringing people together around local, high-quality seasonal produce; its stewardship, experience and quality language is first-party narrative, not a certification.
Cohesive Farms describes mixed fruit and vegetable growing at the Headwaters incubator farm in Gresham. It also describes garden plant starts and small-batch sauces. Regenerative practices are source-reported, not independently assessed.
Portland State University - Portland Farmers Market+1
Portland small-batch coffee roaster sourcing primarily from small farmers and cooperatives, with a founding connection to coffee farming in Tolima, Colombia. The retained catalog includes medium, dark-medium, decaf and lighter single-origin coffees, but product cards do not establish market-day stock.
Cranberry Kitchen is a farm-based specialty-food business connected on its retained site to Pacific Ocean Cranberries, an Oregon North Coast cranberry farm. Its Bog Bites brand centers on dried cranberries, and its 2026 product sheet describes whole dried-fruit bags and small-batch trail mixes combining dried fruit with nuts. The site reports that Tami and Joe Kaino Peterson purchased the family farm in 1996; this is historical background, not evidence of current market attendance or availability.
Cranberry Kitchen site describes an Oregon North Coast cranberry farm and dried-cranberry products marketed as Bog Bites, plus trail mixes and dried-fruit blends.
Crushpad Creamery is part of Wooldridge Creek's combined winery-and-creamery operation in the Applegate Valley, making cheeses with milk sourced from a local dairy.