← Wiki

Farm

Lilac City Harvest

Half-acre vegetable operation in Spokane Valley using organic growing practices and organic seed where available. Accepts EBT/SNAP at the farm and runs a pre-season CSA buy-in ($100–$500) that customers spend down across the June–October season.

What they do

A two-person [[vegetable-farm|vegetable farm]] working just over half an acre in [[inland-northwest|Spokane]] Valley, Washington. The operation states it “follows organic growing practices” — uncertified — buying organic seed where available and using methods focused on soil health. EBT and SNAP are accepted on-farm. The CSA is a flexible pre-season buy-in: customers contribute $100–$500 in March–May and draw their share across the June–October growing season, choosing their own vegetables each visit.

Why it’s listed

Two specific filters: an explicit EBT/SNAP access point at a [[small-farm|small farm]] (rarer than it should be), and a CSA structured around customer choice rather than fixed boxes. Organic-practice without certification is the honest position for a half-acre operation, and they say so directly.

See also

Auto-generated from this entry’s typed relations: frontmatter, grouped by relation type so the editorial signal isn’t flattened.

  • Instance of: [[vegetable-farm]]
  • Member of: [[farm]]
  • Contained by: [[inland-northwest]]

Sources

A listing in the [[0mn1one|0mn1.one]] [[directory]]. Filed under [[inland-northwest]] in [[directory|the directory]] (bioregion likely needs correction — Spokane Valley is east-side, not Puget Sound).

What links here, and how

Inbound connections from across the wiki, grouped by lens and by relationship. These appear automatically — every entity page declares what it links to, and that data populates here on the targets.

Nothing yet. This entry is currently one node away from the rest of the graph — links will appear here automatically as the wiki grows. Each new entity that mentions this one in its relations frontmatter shows up here.

0 inbound links · 3 outbound