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Welcome to
Utecht Farms

Fresh, Local Produce and Alfalfa Since 1924

Open
Late June–October

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Four Generations of Spokane Valley Farming

Since the 1920s, the Utecht family has been growing food for Spokane Valley. Today, Greg and Cammie continue that tradition with fresh local produce, hay, and pumpkins while carrying forward nearly a century of family farming.

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Stay Updated with Utecht Farms on Facebook

Follow the Utecht Farms Facebook page for the latest updates on fresh, locally grown produce, seasonal harvests, and produce stand hours in Otis Orchards, Washington. We regularly post what's fresh from the field, including sweet corn, green beans, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, pumpkins, and other seasonal vegetables as they become available. You'll also find current stand hours, weather-related updates, special announcements, harvest photos, and behind-the-scenes videos from our fourth-generation family farm.

Whether you're looking for today's freshest produce or planning your next visit to our farm stand, our Facebook page is the best place to stay informed about everything happening at Utecht Farms throughout the growing season.

Seasonal Vegetable Stand

A cardboard box filled with fresh green beans.
A cardboard box containing several eggplants with shiny purple skin and green stems.

Open late June through October
25006 E Wellesley, Otis Orchards, WA 99027
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Hay & Alfalfa

Two green John Deere tractors working in a field, gathering hay, with a hay bale in the foreground and a clear blue sky overhead.
Stacked hay bales stored under a long metal shelter on a farm, with a clear blue sky overhead.

Saturday’s 8am - 12pm
18711 E. 32nd Greenacres WA 99016
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Greg Utecht driving our one-row green bean picker at Utecht Farms in Otis Orchards, Washington.

This specialized piece of farm equipment allows us to efficiently harvest fresh green beans while continuing a long tradition of local farming in the Spokane Valley.

Watch as the bean picker moves through the field, picking green beans that then get sorted and prepared for customers at our local produce stand.