Albany, Benton CountyOrganic gluten free farm shop and produce · Albany, Benton County
4.8 · 110 Google reviews4.8
From 110 Google reviews
This farm is amazing. Incredible produce and a beautiful space to connect with nature.
Everything here is very fresh and perfect. My children love it here. Highly recommended.
I lovw how it’s a woman owned business The dill pickles are so good. I have never been a pickle person but I love the dill pickles and they are so good on burgers. I also love the gluten free desserts the muffins are so good.
Midway Farms is great! I pick up my milk here every week and every once and a while I will treat myself to some of their fresh goods! Their apple cider and apple cider vinegar are amazing, and their fresh strawberries are too die for! Not only are their products great, but the owners and staff and are so kind and welcoming!
Would not recommend! Unless you want to get yelled at by an old angry guy for no reason, I'd just avoid this place.
Very fresh produce. Interesting home made treats. They have strawberry juice!! Their flower and veggie and bush starts are very healthy. Good work Farmer Steve! Excellent place to support!
I visited in the winter and they have a surprisingly large selection of fresh produce. And fresh apple cider and lots of goods they canned and honey and goat milk soap I believe, both from local farms.
Excellent local farmer with produce, preserves, eggs, flowers and more! Great to have them so close to both Corvallis and Albany. Check them out the next time you're driving by.
Midway Farms is a small organic, dedicated gluten free farm in Albany, Oregon selling CSA shares, produce, flowers, preserves and handmade goods from its farm store and garden venue.
Midway Farms is a small organic farm on Highway 20 between Albany and Corvallis in Oregon's Willamette Valley, and calls itself Oregon's only 100% dedicated gluten free farm operation: no wheat, barley or rye is fed to the animals, used in the baked goods or found anywhere else on the farm. Nothing toxic is sprayed, fertility comes from compost, fish and livestock waste, and ancient crop rotation keeps the soil healthy while native pollinators cohabit the hand picked beds.
The farm runs a CSA whose members get first access to the freshest produce plus extra buying power in the store, which carries the farm's canned, dried and preserved goods, herbal teas, jams, pickles, handmade soaps and local crafts, with fresh produce, baked goods and eggs sold in person. A garden venue with a grape arch, gazebo and flower beds hosts weddings and a lively events calendar. Open Thursday to Monday, 10am to 6pm.
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