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WHAT SHE DOES:

Holistic Homestead began in 2005 as a woman owned small farm production. The owner, Gretchen Norman Woody has sold to the local Bellingham Farmers Markets, Haggen, Markets Grocery, Food Coops and countless Restaurants since the opening of her sustainable farm practice and entrepreneurship. During her expansion in 2011, her business title transformed into Spring Frog at the Holistic Homestead when taking on 10 local grocery stores solo handed in Whatcom County.

By 2012, Grown Local Distribution Services was born, and Gretchen Woody began this distribution company for farmers to help her with these large accounts. She has been Certified Grown Local by the Grown Local Global LLC since 2012 to current, and Certified Organic from 2006-2020. Spring Frog at the Holistic Homestead will continue to grow healthy foods without harmfull herbicides and pesticides and has a dedicated customers and clientelle base. Know your farmer!!  Support Grown Local Certified. 

Gretchen has retired from the hustle and bustle of farmers markets to directly provide her products to the Nugents Corner Market, Dandelion Organics, Food Coops, On-Farm Upick and Farm Stand Market, Special Orders, and Nursery Plant Stock for sale.

Gretchen has also started a New Line of  Health and Wellness Products through the original roots of her oranization, the Holistic Homestead. 

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Spring Frog Farm

Sustainable Farming methods provide healthy fruits, vegetable, eggs, flowers, herbs, value added, and farm processed goods.

Nursery Plants available and Consultation for your home gardening.

Wholsale outlets and restaurants: Please make an arrangement in the Winter for specialty items to be grown throughout the season.

Catering Services and Private Parties: Please make arrangements for menu items at least 2-weeks prior to an event for ordering sesonal produce. 

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What is Holistic About Farming and Gardening?

The farmer believes that  “sustainable farming methods and gardening restores the health of the soil, and further sustains the health of plants, animals, and humans.”  The Holistic approach to organic agriculture becomes a health preventative method for All Life.