Fujii Farms Inc.

9//24/18

Fujii Farms

Farm Market Stands

We are closed for the season

see you next summer

Glisan and 242nd  closed September 22nd

Stark and 270th is now closed for the season 

                        Our Gliand and 242nd Produce Stand

Our season is almost over. We might be closing the stand in a couple of week

We will be losing our berry stand location at 242nd and Glisan after the season. All business will be moved to our Stark street location. If anybodys know of a location we might be able to relocate, please let us know

We are bring in some local produce, when avaliable.  Peaches, Plums, Apples, , Zuc, Corn ........

We grow all the our berries within a four mile radius of our produce stands.  We also grow a few vegetables ie, beans, super sweet corn, cukes, when avaliable. And we'll be bringing in local produce.

Hollywoods farmers (Sat),

St Johns Farmers (Sat),

Gresham Market (Sat, at MHCC)

Hawthorne farmers (Tues), 

Moreland farmers (Wed),

South Water front (Thurs),

Tuesday is a 10% discount off for all Seniors 62 and Older.

All produce is a 100% refundable for bad product.

   The Fujii Family has been farming along the Columbia River in Troutdale, Oregon since 1943 providing the west coast with some of Oregon's finest berries. The third generation farm is carried on by Ray Fujii; raising 150 acres of Strawberries, Raspberries, Blueberries, and Blackberries.

  We value your safety along with the food industry, so to better monitor ourselves we have the USDA audit us annually. Our passing scores have certified us GAP & GHP. ( Good Agricultural Practices and Good Handling Practices )

On the farm

    Berries, Berries, Berries. We grow, pack, and distrubute some of the finest fresh eating, preserving and commercial shipping varieties. Our berries are harvested and delivered each morning.  With over 150 acres to choose from, you'll be getting the cream of the crop.  The remaining summertime jewels are sorted and preserved for a later time. (freezing, jamming, and syrups.)

   The berries are sold direct to you at our farm market stands and some farmers markets.  Otherwise the majority of our berries are sold to you indirectly, through major commercial grocery chains.