PCC Farmland Trust
Breaking news
- Local Chefs for Local Farms at Tilth Restaurant on March 16. $150 per person, proceeds support the Future Farm Fund. Call (206) 633-0801 to reserve your spots!
- NEW FARM: PCC Farmland Trust announces the preservation of 100-acre Orting Valley Farms in Pierce County.
- TisBest, a new way to give.
Support the Trust now:
- Donate now online or by phone.
- See our current wine & beer specials — their sale benefits the Trust!
- Contact the PCC Farmland Trust at 206-547-9855 or e-mail
PCC Farmland Trust secures, preserves and stewards threatened farmland in the Northwest, to ensure that generations of local farmers productively farm it using sustainable, organic growing methods. The Trust takes its mission one step further than most land trusts by working to place farmers on the property, actively producing food for the local community.
- 97-acre Delta Farm in Sequim, farmed by Nash’s Organic Produce
- 174-acre Bennington Place Farm in Walla Walla, farmed by Thundering Hooves, a grass-fed meat operation
- 178-acre Ames Creek Farm in Carnation, farmed by Full Circle Farm, Growing Things Farm and Children’s Garden Farm
- 100-acre Orting Valley Farms in Pierce County, farmed by Little Eorthe Farm, Crying Rock Farm, and Tahoma Farms
The PCC Farmland Trust is an independent, community-supported 501(c)(3) land trust. It was founded in 1999 by PCC Natural Markets as a separate, non-profit organization.
Since inception, the Trust has saved four farms totaling 549 acres:
Stay in touch with the Trust and sign up for Our Latest "Crop" of News monthly e-newsletter. To subscribe, send an email to and write “Crop” in the subject line.
Learn more about the Trust, about the farms, and how you can support this work!
