What a fun and informative tour!!! Not only was it educational it was entertaining as well, mrs…read more Ross is very good at making it a fun learning experience and she's pretty funny also:) The talk is held in the barn where she answers questions and let's you touch some elk items like velvet, antler crowns, fur and much more after her presentation she takes you on a guided tour of the Elk pens, after that it's over to the petting zoo where you can see chickens, pigs, goats, ect. At the back of the petting zoo are some photo op cut outs that are pretty cute. The whole tour lasted about 1 hour. Perfect for littles that have short attention spans. They have 1 indoor restroom and two port a potty's. The indoor bathroom is located in the gift shop.

We had a blast at the Rosse Posse farm. We were greeted by 4 friendly pups and the Elk tour was…read moresuper informative. My favorite part was the little petting zoo at the end. Would definitely recommend coming for a visit.

Jennifer was so accommodating. We had a wonderful experience with the alpacas highly highly…read morerecommend this if you guys are in the area.

We had an awesome time feeding the alpacas! You can purchase a bag of feed from the store and feed…read morethe alpacas in two areas. One section has the female alpacas and males are in a different outside area. The female alpacas we tried to feed were not as interested in us so we tried our luck with the males. The three males at the feeding area welcomed the food. One of them would try to eat out of our hand when one of their buddies is already eating. I recommend wearing clothes that you don't mind having spit on. My husband got some spit splatter on his jacket when we were trying to feed one of the female alpacas. There is a wide selection of items in the gift shop and we left with a stuffed animal that looks just like the voracious eater we met at this ranch. Come have some fun with the alpacas!

Healthy flowering baskets that last all summer long. Great family runs this place, and I treasure…read morehitting them up the first day of the Beaverton Farmer's market each year. for my hanging baskets. Can attest to their great tomato starts and amazing geraniums, which are ginormous :) Next year I hope to make it out to their farm to have an even better selection to choose from...Will someone on Yelp please remind me the day after tax day?

Really beautiful hanging baskets and geraniums! Nice people too! Shopped them at the Canby Master…read moreGardeners Sale last weekend and they had the best looking hanging baskets of the show! Can't wait to go out to their farm and see more!

Beware of the website! It doesn't look legitimate…read more I visited the farm on February 14, 2018, Dan's 70ish birthday (also Oregon's BD, and Valentines' Day. I got to meet the owners, Sue and Dan, as part of a field trip of Oregon Culinary Institute students. They were marvelous. Dan expertly butchered a lamb for us and we had bbq. I'd hoped to keep in contact with them, as a culinary sources and knowledge contact. However, a few weeks later, the COVID shut down everything. Their website was really good, well maintained, as they were an international supplier of agricultural commodities. After looking at their current website, it does not seem to be related to SuDan Farms. It wants to redirect you to other websites and other companies. AVOID. I will continue to research this website.

Love the quality of their products, the ease of ordering and their pricing. We re-stock our supply…read moreonce or twice a year and always visit their farm during the customer events.

Wow! What a beautiful place to you pick apples, and they are good too. This farm has the best farm…read morefresh eggs, and If you are lucky enough to purchase one of her gluten free pies made from fresh local ingredients I totally recommend those too. she puts love in here farm and she has fair price for what she offers.

Went to Maria and her horses as a gift for my wife. We have been on horseback before but this…read moreexperience tops our previous rides without question. First off the horses were very healthy. Vibrant shiny coats and great muscle tone. You're can really tell that she provides excellent care to her animals and has a lot of passion towards them. Second, her property, location and trail ride is breathtaking. The terrain provides a good mixture of up and down hills, open fields, thick forest and shallow water crossings. Oh and great views. Third would be Maria herself. The best instructor and guide we have had and will probably continue to return to her family's farm more often. Maria is very knowledgeable and experienced. She is super friendly and very easy to going. Plus she takes great pictures even while loping on her horse! My wife and I will definitely be back to ME Horsemanship for more time in the saddle!

My 7y/o daughter had her first lesson today. Maria was a stellar teacher, so great with a smaller…read morechild. She kept the pace moving nice and quick, so that my girl didn't have time to get herself overthinking about how big that horse was! She had her up and riding solo, learning commands, and enjoying a confident ride within 20 minutes. The whole lesson was such high quality learning- we can't wait to go back! Maria is a skilled teacher, and really knows horses.

We have been buying our Christmas trees from the newly-named Belmont Boys lot for 17 years…read more Located in Portland at 4810 SE Belmont Street, they have a great selection of trees, which are the freshest I've ever encountered and make our house smell SO good. And, they are the nicest folks you could hope to find. Always cheerful no matter how busy they may be (and they're getting busier by the year - apparently more and more people are discovering them). They also sell their own stands, which are super durable. If you have one, take it with you when you get your tree and they'll mount it in the stand for you. If you want them to, they'll put a fresh cut on the bottom and trim the lower branches to your specifications. On top of all this, they have free hot cocoa! We look forward to seeing them every year.

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5 stars for product quality; zero stars for service! Service matters, people…read more As someone with a severe love of cheese and a severe problem digesting cow's milk, I was so excited to sample the two beautiful goat cheeses on display at today's PSU farmers market. I've read online about the owner's love for her goats and for quality, rustic, French cheeses, and have been totally impressed. What I experienced today at the market was incredible goat's milk cheese and barely-not-hostile interpersonal interaction. Perhaps the purveyor (who I believe to be Carine Goldin, the owner of this small business) was having a difficult day, has an angry-looking default face, or thought I smelled funny. Maybe I had an inaccurate perception of the situation. I would be more than relieved to hear any of these is the case; in fact, I just might try going back another week and sampling to see if my experience is any different. Whatever the reason, I walked up, smiled, took a sample, and received a stare of death. I smiled again, made yummy noises, and asked "What's this cheese similar to?" as it reminded me of something I've tasted before. With the barest change of expression (from mildly unhappy to moderately annoyed), she replied with a short explanation of the process, saying "So I don't think it's similar to anything." Okay, no problem. I tasted the other cheese, picked up a wrapped-for-sale block, and asked how much it was. She weighed it, told me, and began to put a label on it. I decided I might want to buy some produce before buying an "extra" like cheese, and told her, "Oh, I don't think I want it - but thank you." Another total stare of death, and she turned away from me. I started to leave, but walked back and asked, "Excuse me, ma'am, but have I done something to upset you?" "What? No," she replied. "I'm just putting a label on this." "Oh, okay. You seemed upset, so I thought I would check," I said. "I thought you said you didn't want it!" she replied. "Yes, that's right. Thank you," I said, and walked away. Now, maybe she had been sampling cheese all morning to folks who didn't intend to buy anything. Maybe I look young and poor, and not worthy of any sales effort (though the damn cheese sells itself). Maybe I accidentally looked at her with a stink-eye (though I am in the smiley-happy customer service business, and doubt it). Maybe she had no idea she was making that face. But I, and many others, care about friendly service. I will walk away from a beautiful product that I WANT, in order to do business with someone who wants ME. I will spend more money for that experience. I write this lengthy screed mostly because today's experience with Goldin Artisan Goat Cheese made me sad, and I'd like the owner to know how far a friendly smile and willingness to converse (especially when there was no one else at her booth) could take her business. If the rest of her cheese is as delightful as the two varieties I tasted today, I will happily be a customer for life; shoot, I will even intern with her and put a friendly face on her lovely business, in exchange for cheese - except wait, no, she hates me. So never mind. Too bad for me, too bad for her.

Goldin Artisan Cheese is fantastic! It is produced at a dedicated small farm that produces the…read morecheese via hard work 365 days a year - that hard work should be highly respected. We are lucky to have a local goat cheese maker who wins national and worldwide awards! I have enjoyed buying multiple kinds of Goldin Artisan Cheese and have visited the unique small farm. If we want an example of buy local with products produced by people who work hard to have happy, contented animals, you can look no farther than Goldin Artisan Goat Cheese.

Excellent trees, friendly help. They have Nobles, Douglas Fir & Grand Fir. We drove up not sure…read morewhat to expect. We were greeted by the father of the owner who , along with his wife, help their daughter each holiday season with the tree farm. A family affair, nice. We climbed into a covered hay wagon and were taken out to look for our special tree. We were given 10' poles marked with colored tape so we could find the right size tree & have a marker to use when we found a tree we liked. We were encouraged to take our time and find the right tree for us. We chose a beautiful 9' Noble Fir which our host promptly cut for us, loaded it on the wagon & took us all back to our truck. They shook the tree to knock the loose needles off, wrapped it with twine, gave us cocoa & cookies. The tree was $40 and well worth it. We'll definitely head back to Molalla to Snowline Tree Farm next year.

From the owner: CSA Subscriptions with naturally grown produce and fruits. Produce is also available directly from…read morethe farm or at the Saturday Sunnyside Farmers Market in Happy Valley. Farm tours and hay rides for individuals and groups (including school and youth oriented groups) are available by appointment. Thanksgiving - December 22nd the farm is open for U-Cut Christmas trees daily from 10am - dark. Hayride, shaking, baling, refreshments, covered fireplace and kids crafts are included with your tree. We have Noble, Grand and Doug Fir Christmas Trees, freshly made Wreaths and Garland available. We also off custom flocking for your Christmas Trees. Colored flock is also available. We flock trees from other farms but please call to set up a time.