Original farmhouse built in 1902 with Meyer Family (from left,) Vince, Christine, Leona, Beatrice, Florent, Walt, (Mildred, Shup, Monica, Ray, and
Geneva not born yet)

Watch Us Grow

Traditional farms and ranches are at a cross-road.  Family farms are going out of business and land is being converted to housing developments and other uses at an alarming rate.  Red Barn Farm's goal is to preserve the rural lifestyle, increase agriculture awareness, and support the local schools’ arts, agriculture, and business programs, by hosting educational events, field trips, and sponsoring programs; offering a beautiful setting for outdoor weddings, receptions, company meetings, and festivals that showcase the country atmosphere and way of life.  Enjoy watching our new farm grow from it’s roots.

Red Barn Farms goes back to 1901. The land was purchased by our great grandfather and mother Florent and Christine Meyer who moved from Rosalia, WA where they owned Meyer’s Saloon. Read their story…

Stories and Interesting Info

Lifestyle lures city couple back to farm country.

Farmers Turn To New Crops

Northwest Morning Show (Video Clip)