Sun Gold Farm Online Store

Sun Gold Farm has grown and supplied our community with fresh, clean, healthy fruits, vegetables, grains, and nuts for over thirty years.  Our online store will make it easier for families to buy what they want when they want it.  There will be no more prepaid memberships, and there will be discounted and bulk prices for those who order.  The availability lists will be updated daily as crops ripen and come in from the field.  You will enjoy fresh produce picked at its peak from our fields and offered at a discount.  What better way to know where your food comes from and keep your food dollar in your community?     

There will be no membership fees at this time.  Deliveries will only be made to the specified sites.  There will be a $20 minimum for each order.  Also, free home delivery anywhere between Forest Grove and Portland with a minimum $20 order.  We are constantly adding items from other farmers and small local businesses. 

-You will receive fresh, non-contaminated vegetables and fruits.  

-You will know where and how your food is grown, who grows it and feel a partnership in the miracle of growing food.  

-You will receive at least a 10% discount on most items from our farmers' market prices.   

-Bulk sales of certain products will be available.   

-You will help support a 5th generation family farm, preserve local farmland, and contribute to a healthy, local economy.   

-You will become more aware of your relationship with the land around you.   

-We are allowed to make a viable income by responsibly growing food directly supported by the consumer.   

-We have the pleasure of knowing who is eating our product and feel more satisfied with our work.  

-Farmland is preserved from development.   

-Farmland is preserved from harmful farming practices.   

-The community benefits from preserving open spaces, making the area a more whole and satisfying place to live.   

-The community is strengthened by bringing together folks who share healthy concerns about the future.   

-The community gets an economic boost when food dollars remain within the local economy rather than going out of state or out of the country