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Oak Meadows Farm

Local foods, pasture-raised meats, non-GMO products, honey, produce, u-picks, farm events & more. We also offer pastured pork.

Supporting small farms and sustainable agriculture in Whatcom County. Oak Meadows Farm is a small-scale, pasture-based, diversified livestock farm. We are centrally located between Bellingham, Ferndale, and Lynden, Washington. Our main focus is pastured poultry including broiler chickens and eggs. Our poultry are rotated daily to fresh grass in movable shelters (chicken tractors). In addition to what they eat from the pasture, they are supplemented with non-GMO, corn- and soy-free feed. Our broilers are available whole as well as cut up into breasts, leg quarters, wings, and backs. Hearts, livers, necks, and feet are also available. You can buy our products directly from us on our farm or at multiple local retailers. A list of the retailers and restaurant that use our products is available on our website.

10/14/2026

Come explore our FREE Sudan grass and amaranth maze and pick your own pumpkins at Oak Meadows Farm in Ferndale! We're getting ready for two weekends of fall fun on the farm!

We've been busy cutting pathways through our fields of Sudan grass and beautiful red amaranth to create a maze for visitors to explore. Instead of a traditional corn maze, we decided to grow something a little different this year. The tall Sudan grass and deep red amaranth make for two very different experiences as you wind your way through the fields.

Admission to the maze is completely free, and pumpkins are available for purchase! Bring the family, enjoy the fall colors, explore the maze, and find the perfect pumpkins to take home. We have plenty of pumpkins in the patch, and you're welcome to pick your own or choose from those we've already harvested at the store.

Pumpkin Patch & Maze Dates:

October 15, 16 & 17
October 22, 23 & 24

Thursday & Friday: 10 AM–6 PM
Saturday: 10 AM–4 PM

We'll also have La Conner Tea Company joining us for a tea tasting at Acorn Market on Saturday, October 24!

And don't throw away your pumpkins after Halloween!

The weekend after Halloween, we'll be accepting carved and whole pumpkins to feed to our pigs. It's a great way to give your pumpkins a second purpose rather than sending them to the landfill. Bring your pumpkins back to the farm, say hello to the pigs, and help us turn your Halloween decorations into a tasty treat for them!

We just ask that all pumpkins be free of mold, paint, wax, candles, and any other decorations so they're safe for the pigs to eat.

While you're here, be sure to stop into Acorn Market to browse our selection of locally raised meats, eggs, dairy, and other products from farms and producers throughout the region.

We hope you'll join us for some fall fun on the farm! Feel free to share this with friends and family who might enjoy a visit.

10/01/2026

We’ve got a few new fall favorites in the store this week, along with pumpkins fresh from our patch.

Grace Harbor Farms Pumpkin Spice Eggnog is here for the season. Rich, creamy, and full of those classic fall spices, it’s an easy one to enjoy on its own or add to your morning coffee.

We also brought in Britt’s IPO Pickles. These fermented pickles are made here in Washington, with plenty of crunch and a bold, tangy flavor. If you already like Britt’s other fermented products, these are definitely worth trying.

And the pumpkin patch is producing! We’ve been picking pumpkins and bringing them into the store, so you can grab one while you’re shopping without heading out into the field. We have a mix of sizes, shapes, and colors available, with more coming in as they’re ready.

A reminder that we’re now open three days a week:

Thursday 10–6
Friday 10–6
Saturday 10–4

Come by Acorn Market, check out what’s new, and stock up on some fall favorites while they’re here.

09/26/2026

As I continue growing the Acorn Market into more of a regional small grocery store and local food hub, I’m looking for more farms to partner with and help fill some of the gaps in products that are still hard to source locally.
One of the biggest things I’m looking for right now is more local lamb.
If you raise lambs and finish them entirely on grass, I’d be interested in talking with you about purchasing finished lambs for the store. I’m especially interested in building ongoing relationships with local farms rather than just finding a one-time source.
If you have lambs available now or expect to have some available in the future, feel free to send me a message. I’d be happy to talk about what you raise, typical finished weights, availability, and pricing.

09/24/2026

We’re open today, Friday, and Saturday, and have some really fun new local products in the store this week.

We just brought in Jahnelderberries elderberry syrup. They recently became licensed for wholesale, and we’re excited to be one of their first wholesale accounts. Their syrup is made here in Bellingham with elderberries, honey, and spices, and it is always fun for us to get behind another small local producer as they grow.

We also now have Mama's Garden LLC bigleaf maple syrup from Deming. This one is especially cool because it is made from bigleaf maple trees right here in western Washington. Most maple syrup you see comes from sugar maples in other parts of the country or Canada, so getting syrup made from our own native maples is something pretty unique.

Another new addition is Holmquist Hazelnut Orchards, LLC hazelnuts. The Holmquist family has been growing hazelnuts locally for generations, and we’re happy to have another Whatcom County product on the shelves.

And our own pumpkins have started making their way into the store too. We have fresh-picked pumpkins from our pumpkin patch available now, so you can grab one while you’re shopping even if you aren’t making a trip out to the patch yet.

There is lots more local food in the store as always, so stop in and see what’s new and stock up for the weekend.

Thursday: 10–6
Friday: 10–6
Saturday: 10–4

Acorn Market at Oak Meadows Farm

09/18/2026

Looks like Fall is fast approaching, and with fall comes Pumpkins!!
Our U-pick Pumpkins and flavor of fall maze will be starting up on October 15th and goes through the 24th. You won’t want to miss the fun here at the Acorn Market!

Come by soon, updated hours are on our page. 🍁

09/17/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out for the Whatcom County Farm Tour last Saturday!

We had an incredible day and welcomed somewhere around 850–900 people to Oak Meadows Farm and Acorn Market. It was great seeing so many familiar faces, meeting new people, and getting to show everyone a little more of what we are building here.

With the market continuing to grow, we are also expanding our regular store hours.

Our new hours are:

Thursday: 10 AM–6 PM
Friday: 10 AM–6 PM
Saturday: 10 AM–4 PM

That means one more full day each week to stop by for local meat, eggs, dairy, produce, pantry items, frozen foods, and products from farms and food producers around our region.

Thank you again to everyone who supported the Farm Tour and to everyone who continues to shop with us week after week. We are excited to keep growing Acorn Market and making it an even better place to find good local food.

09/08/2026

The Whatcom County Farm Tour is this Saturday, and we’re excited to be one of the farms you can visit!

Come out to Oak Meadows Farm on Saturday, September 12 from 10 AM–4 PM for a free, self-guided visit around the farm.

You can see our pasture-raised laying hens, visit the sheep and honeybees, walk through the flower and crop areas, see what’s growing for fall, and stop by the Acorn Market for local food and farm products.

We’ll also have Cicchitti’s East Coast Pizza here serving up pizza during the Farm Tour, so come hungry!

Our U-pick flowers will also be open if you want to cut a bouquet while you’re here.

The Farm Tour is a great chance to spend the day exploring farms around Whatcom County, meet local farmers, learn more about where your food comes from, and see what’s happening on farms throughout the county.

Oak Meadows Farm
6285 Noble Oaks Lane, Ferndale
Saturday, September 12 | 10 AM–4 PM

The tour is free, but registration is encouraged:
https://givebutter.com/2026-farm-tour-registration

Make a day of it and plan a route to visit several of the participating farms!

08/27/2026

Thanks to our awesome customers, we sold out of apples and peaches within the first hour and a half of opening this week!

We still have plenty of our other fresh fruit in stock, so there’s lots to choose from.

Unfortunately, I won’t be able to restock the apples and peaches before Saturday, so we’ll still be sold out of those this weekend. But we’ll have a bunch more coming in for next week!

Thank you so much for supporting our little farm store and keeping us busy!

08/26/2026

Fresh fruit restock at Acorn Market this week!

We brought in another great round of Washington-grown fruit, including:

Organic Spartan apples
Organic yellow nectarines
Organic peaches
Fresh strawberries
Organic blueberries
Organic raspberries
Fresh blackberries
No-spray local Asian pears
No-spray local European pears
No-spray local plums

There is a lot of really good late-summer fruit coming through the store right now, and I know a lot of people especially like knowing which items are organic or grown without sprays.

And while I was stocking the store, I had to do a little quality control on one of the Margherita pizzas we carry. They’re really good as-is, but I added some homemade carnitas and finished it with hot honey. That took it to another level.

If you haven’t tried the pizzas yet, they make a really easy meal on their own, or a great starting point for adding whatever sounds good.

Stop by Acorn Market and stock up while all this late-summer fruit is here!

6285 Noble Oaks Lane, Ferndale
Thursday 2–6 PM
Saturday 10 AM–4 PM

08/24/2026

We have Hy-Line Brown ready-to-lay pullets coming in early November!
We are bringing in a group of 300 pullets and expect to have around 100–150 available for sale, possibly more depending on interest.
Hy-Line Browns are a commercial brown-egg laying breed known for excellent production, feed efficiency, and a generally calm, manageable temperament. They are bred specifically to lay lots of large brown eggs and are a great option for backyard flocks, farm stands, or small commercial egg operations.
These pullets will have been professionally raised by an experienced pullet grower on conventional feed, so they should arrive well developed and ready to transition into their laying flock. They should begin laying roughly 1–2 months after they arrive, depending on age, lighting, and management.
They will be available in early November for $25 each in Ferndale, WA.
I am taking orders now and will require a 50% deposit to reserve birds, with the remaining balance due at pickup.
If you are interested, send me a message with approximately how many you would like. Larger quantities are welcome, and availability will depend on demand.
Feel free to share with anyone looking to add productive young brown-egg layers to their flock!

Address

6285 Noble Oaks Lane
Ferndale, WA
98248

Opening Hours

Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 4pm

Website

http://oakmeadowsfarmllc.com/, http://oakmeadowshatchery.com/

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