We, the Steege-Jackson family, are Around the Table Farm.  We live, work, play, and rest at Around the Table Farm located on 5.5 acres of land  at 400 ft. of elevation above the town of Poulsbo, Washington on the ancestral lands of the Suquamish Tribe.  We have been growing food here since winter solstice 2010, each year expanding and refining our offerings to better fit what we like to eat, what our neighbors

want to eat and what grows well here on our land.  In the years before coming home here we farmed with Laughing Crow Farm, Butler Green Farms, both on Bainbridge Island and Marty’s Produce in Huntsville, Arkansas.  We learned tons from these talented farmers and owe them huge amounts of gratitude.  We love this place we call home and feel extremely blessed to be here.  Our work on the farm is very full time and we feel very blessed to have great support from eaters here in Poulsbo, Bremerton and also across the water in Seattle.  We sell food most of the year [Apr-Dec] at the Poulsbo Farmers Market Saturdays 10-2 .  We also offer a Community Supported Agriculture [CSA] program that runs June-Dec with pickup sites in Poulsbo, Ballard, Beacon Hill, and Bremerton.  We grow a wide range of vegetables to supply the CSA but specialize in heirloom tomatoes, June-bearing strawberries, sweet peppers, onions/shallots, and garlic.

We seek to work for racial justice and equality for all people through our farm and related work.  Toward that end we work with Kitsap Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ), Kitsap ERACE Coalition and the National Young Farmers Coalition.

We are firm believers in the local economy and its power to create positive change in the world.  In light of this we are proud to work closely with several other local businesses/organizations including Winter Creek Farm  Full Tilth Farm , Bainbridge Vineyards , Hound and Bottle, Oxalis Kitchen, Chimacum Valley Dairy, Food Muse, and Kitsap Community Food Co-op. We believe all people have the power to change the world on a daily basis by how we spend and refuse to spend our money, so use it wisely, spend it locally, hire your neighbors.