Frequently Asked Questions

Are you organic?

No, and we don't plan on applying for certification. We find several points on the USDA National Organic Program (NOP) requirements to be antithetical to our farm philosophy and frankly, anti-scientific. 

Usually what customers want to know is whether or not there are any pesticides on their vegetables, to which the answer is no. If you have any questions about this feel free to contact reach out at info@euchrecreekfarm.com.

Do you offer locker meat shares?

Not currently -- we are having our meat butchered, cut and wrapped individually so everyone can buy exactly what they want. Our inventory is listed on this site, but it's much easier to shop at our farm store where you can see each individual cut and decide what to make.

Do you sell wool in large quantities?

The best time to request raw fleeces is in the fall (we shear each Sept). Better yet, come to our Open Barn shearing day and pick up all the fleeces you want.

If you are interested in buying wool yarns or roving wholesale, send an email to info@euchrecreekfarm.com.

Do you ship meat?

No, sorry! I will ship wool items, though.

Do you offer farm tours?

Yes -- we are open to the public Sundays 10-4, June-Sept. If you're interested in anything specific, get in touch beforehand and let us know. Please leave pets at home (guardian dogs on duty).


Visiting the Farm Store

We are open Sundays, June-September from 10AM-4PM. Come out and shop our (frozen) beef and lamb inventory, along with our custom milled wool products, seasonal vegetables and flowers. No purchase is necessary to visit and enjoy the farm.

19585 Siletz Hwy, Siletz, OR 97380

Turn off the highway and drive all the way back to the house (1/4 of a mile), turn left on the gravel road at the base of the hill and park anywhere on the gravel barnyard.

Feel free to wander our market garden and small woodland, but please stay out of barns and off equipment. 

Children must be accompanied at all times by an adult. 

Absolutely no pets, please! Not even in your car. (It teaches the guardian dogs to inspect people's cars, which is really annoying).

We can't wait to see you!






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