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MaryJanesFarm
MaryJane
Butters
Hours: by appointment only
Eight miles southeast of Moscow
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From MaryJanesFarm, located eight miles southeast of Moscow, MaryJane Butters sells 60 different organic prepared foods and shares the message of simple organic living with readers of her magazine, newspaper column, websites, and her books: MaryJane's Ideabook, Cookbook, Lifebook and MaryJane's Farmgirl Wisdom.
Visitors can enjoy the natural experience of her unique bed-and-breakfast wall tents, or share in the bounty of her farm through her Country Club vegetable and fruit u-pick system. Produce and eggs from MaryJanesFarm are available at Otto's Produce; her prepared foods are available at the Moscow Food Co-op; and her books are available at Bookpeople, all in Moscow.
The founder of MaryJanesFarm and also Moscow's Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute has always been a pioneer. She spent summers watching for fires from a mountaintop lookout near Weippe, Idaho and was the first woman station guard at the Moose Creek Ranger Station in Idaho's Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness Area.
After moving to her farm, she decided to develop new products for locally-grown organic beans that would help farmers transition to sustainable production. She began in 1990 with an easily-prepared organic falafel mix. She has been featured in the New York Times, the Chicago Tribune and other newspapers across North America, as well as Family Circle, Country Home, House & Garden, and other national magazines. She is also shooting a PBS television series at her farm.
Contact MaryJanesFarm at 882-6819, or (888) 750-6004 toll-free. More information is available on her websites:www.maryjanesfarm.org and www.maryjanesoutpost.org.
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