Farms Near Palmer, AK

Palmer

Garcia's Alaska Farm grows vegetables and herbs along the Old Glenn Highway corridor near Palmer, with seasonal berry picking open to visitors. It's a small operation — business filings list owner Steven Garcia and one employee — selling direct off the farm rather than through a distributor.

Palmer

Palmer

Alaska Farm Tours takes small groups, capped near four people, through working farms in the Palmer area — stops have included dairy operations, beef cattle, barley fields, and flower growers, plus tastes of local products like Alaskan beer and syrup. Guides walk visitors through the Mat-Su Valley's homestead history between stops. Tours run seasonally, June through September.

Palmer

Depot Farm Market operates at 610 South Valley Way in downtown Palmer, near the town's historic railroad depot. No confirmed schedule, vendor list, or contact details for the market turned up in research.

Palmer

Kenney Lake Farmers Market takes its name from the small Copper River Basin community near Copper Center, not from Palmer despite the address on file for this listing. No confirmed schedule or vendor details for the market turned up in research.

Palmer

The Williams family has run Reindeer Farm on Bodenburg Loop Road in Palmer for years, letting visitors walk in without reservations to feed and photograph reindeer and other farm animals. Summer hours run 10am to 6pm daily through early September, with last admission at 5pm. Book tours, parties, or weddings by phone or email.

Pyrah's Pioneer Peak Farm is a u-pick vegetable farm on Bodenburg Loop in Palmer, in the shadow of Pioneer Peak. Visitors harvest their own produce by hand, or sign up for a weekly CSA box or online Pick-n-Click ordering with farm pickup. The farm also runs a Healthy Roots course on growing food at home. Open Monday-Saturday, 9am-6pm.

Palmer

The Musk Ox Farm in Palmer raises a domestic herd for qiviut, the animals' ultra-soft undercoat, hand-combed each spring and spun into yarn. Guided public tours run daily, 10am to 6pm, and the farm has operated for roughly 40 years, with calves typically born in early summer.

Palmer

Our seeds are Heirloom (a seed passed down through generations) and/or open pollinated (pollinated naturally). They are non- GMO. Our seed packets are printed locally in Anchorage, Alaska Seeds ship within 5-7 business days. Seeds and Soil Organics started in 2016 with an idea to help Alaskan gardeners enhance their food security with a deeper level of understanding in ecological gardening. In 2019, we developed our seed program. Our farm methodology is focused on regenerative agriculture and bi

Palmer

Friday Fling, as well as all GPCC markets, focuses exclusively on hand-crafted Alaskan products and Alaskan culinary artists. The GPCC commits to providing a uniquely Alaskan artisanal experience to our customers, both local and visiting!

Sutton

Sutton sits in the Matanuska Valley, Alaska's most productive farming ground, and this Saturday market pairs local produce and preserves with handmade art and craft vendors along the Glenn Highway corridor. It runs during the valley's short summer growing season.

Wasilla

Welcome to our family-run butcher shop, located in the heart of Alaska. Our shop is the culmination of family tradition, passion, and dedication to providing the highest quality meat to our customers. We work with local farmers and ranchers who share our values of sustainability, ethical treatment of animals, and environmental stewardship. We hand-cut and carefully prepare each piece of meat with the utmost care and attention to detail, ensuring that our customers receive only the best.

Wasilla

Wasilla

Wasilla

Fire Apple Orchard & Gardens grows 58 apple varieties and a dozen cherry varieties on a u-pick orchard in Wasilla, along with berries and fruit trees for sale, all without pesticides. They also teach grafting classes for home growers. Open seasonally from Mother's Day through the first hard freeze; closed Mondays.

Wasilla

Sundog Orchard grows haskap berries — also called honeyberries — alongside pie cherries, apples, and red, black, and white currants on North Douglas Drive in Wasilla, all without pesticides. The haskap season runs roughly July through September, and the orchard recommends calling ahead for an appointment rather than dropping in.

Wasilla

Grandma's Alaskan Honey is a small Mat-Su Valley beekeeping operation based in Wasilla, part of a growing cluster of honey producers working the valley's long summer daylight hours. Confirm current hours and products directly before visiting.

Wasilla

KGB Corner Market sits at the corner of South Endeavor Street and South Knik-Goose Bay Road in Wasilla — KGB is local shorthand for Knik-Goose Bay Road. No confirmed schedule, vendor list, or contact details for the market turned up in research.

Snoot & Toe Beans has no address, website, or public listing that turned up in research. What the business grows, roasts, or sells isn't confirmed from available sources.

Eagle River

Eagle River

Hungate Farms LLC is a registered Alaska business. No storefront, market listing, or product page for it turned up in research, so its crops, livestock, or scale aren't independently verifiable.

Eagle River

The Eagle River Farmers Market is listed at 10527 VFW Road in Eagle River, north of Anchorage. No confirmed schedule, vendor list, or contact details for this specific market turned up in research.