Gray Fox Farm

06/20/2024

This weekend of full of classes. We’re covering beginner, advanced, and Cedar weaving! If you didn’t get a spot for this weekend, there’s still some space in July’s classes, check the website to register! 🌼🌲

06/14/2024

Happy hens and fresh eggs, tucked into a handmade egg gathering basket-check out the website to get info on learning to make your own baskets-classes coming up next weekend and next month.

06/08/2024

Who said farming was easy? This month I’ve managed to fracture my right forearm, and four days later I had to get stitches in my left hand….and we’re only a week into the month!

06/02/2024

Thankful I got a sunny day to spend at the beach with my kids. Fort Worden is our favorite spot to make driftwood forts, and this was the window in the one we built yesterday. One hell of a view..now time to get back to work!

05/28/2024

We will learn the cultural importance of cedar to tribal culture, how to gather and process, share stories and song, and each create a unique small basket. Multiple class dates available on the registration page. Website link in bio

05/27/2024

I love having bees here at the farm to pollinate and keep me company while I work-and the fact they make delicious honey is an absolute bonus! Happy to have GFF honey in the food boxes distributed locally through Nourishing Beloved Community. You can also find it at and

05/27/2024

I’m still trying to raise funds to cover the growing legal cost of litigation to save the farm and our home-please help if you can, I appreciate the help we’ve received so far-thank you ❤️🌼

https://gofund.me/1a147dec

05/16/2024

Are they free range? Well pretty much-although I have to net them so the eagles don’t eat them. I’ve made this livestock trailer into a mobile coop, which I can just hook to the tractor and move about the farm-giving the girls (and boy) loads of fresh grazing without the danger of being eagle snacks..thank you for the beautiful pictures!!!

05/12/2024

It’s that time of year!! Give me a call or message me and I’ll come remove bee swarms for free (OlyPen vicinity) and give them a good home on the farm with loads of dandelions, orchard trees, and blackberries to pollinate and make delicious local honey-I can also deal with wasp and hornet problems, average $100 per housecall. Also have local honey, raw beeswax, beekeeping equipment, and extractor service available.

05/09/2024

Anyone who knows me, knows I give more than I take, share what I have, and help whenever I can. And I need help now. I’m trying to raise funds for an attorney to help me keep this farm I’ve been growing for the last five years, from a previous partners desire to sell it. I have an excellent case, but it’s gonna cost some dineros to make it happen. All I want to do is keep the roof over my head, as well as the three other folks that call the farm home, and continue to share, teach, and grow good food for my community. ✊ Please, if you can, support the fight to keep this dream alive. 🌾 Your contribution matters.

GoFundMe link in bio.

03/31/2024

Thank you my wonderful community for your support and encouragement. I appreciate each and every one of you. Without you I would not be able to do what I love, in a place I cherish, and give my efforts back to this amazing place. And good news about the Kim-chi, it’s being added to my food producer license next month so it will soon be in a shop near you! ❤️🙏🏽

03/21/2024

I’m very much looking forward to the opportunity to host this learning circle in May. I attended one in Orting and it was an amazing experience to gather with other female military veterans, share knowledge and learn. Please share this post with any female or non binary military veterans in your circle and see if they’d like to join us. Thank you!

02/08/2024

12/07/2023

On January 20 I’ll be doing a hand drum making workshop here at Gray Fox Farm. We will start around 11am and should finish by 3pm. We will be making a one sided hand drum. All materials will be provided, as well as sharing stories about the historic importance and place of drums within tribal communities. Registration is required to reserve your spot, class size is very limited. I’m asking $200. I will be purchasing the handmade cedar drum frames from another tribal member, but the hides we will be using have been processed and tanned by me, ethically harvested as well as salvaged from local hunters. Feel free to pm me for signup or check the website www.grayfoxfarmwa.com

11/11/2023

What’s your favorite way to spend the coldest parts of winter? I’d have to say mine is finally catching up on all the great books I’ve picked up but never found the time to read 😂 even if my free time is only in 15 minute increments

08/16/2023

Blue Ribbon award winners this year were
Extracted honey
Four Berry Jam
Candy Apple Jelly
Candied Jalapeños
Blackberry Thai Chili
Pears in Syrup
Deer Chili
(Not all are in the pic)
I got quite a few 2nd ribbons by a single point, and you can go ahead and make the joke now, but I got docked a point for not having the proper ‘headspace’, lesson learned for next year…

08/07/2023

Do you or someone you know want to help out with Jefferson County Farm Tour this year? Gray Fox Farm and other local farms are looking for volunteers to run the welcome booths at the local farms! Sign up with this link 💛

Volunteer experiences that inspire.

07/27/2023

Absolutely LOVE this group and I so deeply appreciate all the help they’ve offered and given to me while I build my farm and teaching life here in the PNW 💛 Northwest Native Chamber

07/19/2023

This page has been updated to allow my friends and followers from across the nation to order my amazing farm grown goodies straight through FB💛 Most items are seasonal, so be sure to check back often to see the ever changing offerings the farm produces and thank you so much for the continued support and sharing this journey with me!-Laurae

07/07/2023

It’s almost blueberry season here at the farm and while I was looking at all the numbers, I came across this on the Mayo Clinic page:

Often labeled a "superfood," the blueberry is bursting with nutrients, many of which are classified as antioxidants and phytochemicals.

Much of the power of blueberries lies in their colors. The deep-blue hue comes from anthocyanin, a phytochemical whose abilities may help protect the body from heart disease and Type 2 diabetes, offering cancer-fighting benefits, promote gut health and reduce inflammation. Research also suggests regularly eating blueberries may improve memory and delay age-related cognitive decline.

A one-cup serving of blueberries contains 25% of the recommended daily value for vitamin C and 4 grams of dietary fiber, but only 80 calories. Plus, blueberries are juicy fruits, which means they contain mostly water. That high water content makes them great for weight loss or maintenance because they fill you up quickly without a lot of calories.

06/21/2023

Beautiful colors in the valley

06/18/2023

https://youtu.be/d6XyoYbO778

06/01/2023

The website will be up and running soon (I’m super excited about that!) but for now we can do ordering the old fashioned way-just let me know what you’d like and I’ll send an invoice to pay online-shipping available 💛 Thank you for supporting my goals and dreams and making Gray Fox Farm a hub of naturally grown delicious food!
Currently available: $10 each (flat rate shipping extra based on quantity)
Candied Jalapeños, Strawberry Vanilla, Strawberry Lemonade, Strawberry Rhubarb, Candy Apple Jelly, Ginger Peach, Blackberry Thai Chili, Rhuberry, Blueberry Citrus, Spiced Apple Pear, and Auntn Cranberry Pear.

04/29/2023

And Gray Fox Farm is now nationally recognized by the Certified Naturally Grown program, which is a program for farmers who want to grow with completely organic standards, with on site inspections by other natural producers. This program is run by agricultural producers, and not a government entity. I am more comfortable with the amount of accountability with my peers, than I am with govt agencies, and I am super excited to have passed the inspections, record keeping, and best practices management and on site visits ❤️ (this certification covers the blueberries, fruits, other produce, and even my honey producing bees!) you can read more about CNG at www.naturallygrown.org

04/14/2023

Comparison of Blueberry bushes from the nursery for $13 and those we have for $40. You can spend less and wait a minimum of four years for fruit, or plant ours and get berries this year. Gray Fox Farm 541-531-8755 Nows the time for planting!

04/13/2023

Samples Saturday!!
Food Demo --- April 15 (this week)
2-4pm
🍓🫐🍒🐐
Board members Lisa and Owen will be in store on Saturday 4/15 to demo jams from SpringRain & Gray Fox Farm as well as ricotta from Mystery Bay Farms!

03/09/2023

There’s always that one kid in the pool….

02/28/2023

Next class will be medicine bag necklaces!

02/01/2023

Finalizing our paperwork and inspections for Certified Naturally Grown, and super excited I was approved for the Certified Authentic Made by American Indian endorsement!!!! Look for this logo on our farm products as well as hand made crafts ❤️

01/23/2023

Final design of the new GFF labels, I’m so flipping excited!!!! Soon you’ll be able to find my products at the Port Townsend Food Co-op, Chimacum Corner Farmstand and Key City Fish Company. I’ll be heading to the other side of Puget Sound in the next couple months, as well as getting the website up and running for online orders and shipping 💛 Life is good