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Hayton Farms Berries

Grano Managed
Mount Vernon
Last updated October 2026
Connected with 1 business·Participates in 1 market

A fifth-generation family farm on Fir Island in the Skagit Valley, farming since 1876, growing certified organic and transitional berries and raising grass-fed beef and lamb, with a farm stand at 16670 Fir Island Rd open daily April to October and a presence at many Washington farmers markets.

What we are: Farm
What we offer: Produce · Meat & Poultry
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Red raspberries
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Yellow raspberries
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Black raspberries
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Loganberries
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Hardy kiwi
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Potatoes
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Strawberries
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Grass-fed lamb
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Raspberries
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Blueberries
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Blackberries
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Tayberries
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Grass-fed beef
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Farmers Market · Puyallup, WA
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Their story

Great, great grandparents established the farm in 1876 on Fir Island in the Skagit Valley.