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3394 Brown Island Rd S
Salem, OR, 97302
United States

503-931-6840

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Minto Island Growers is a diversified farm and nursery located in Salem.  It’s co-owned and operated by Chris Jenkins and Elizabeth Miller Jenkins and has been under organic certification through Oregon Tilth since 2009

 

We will still have produce available during the Winter months!
Produce will be posted HERE on Wednesday and you can pick up anytime after 3 pm on that Friday at the Farm Stand. The Farm Stand will be unstaffed, so you can come by at your convenience and your order will be clearly labeled in bags ready for you!

Online order produce pick up dates

Friday, November 13th 

Friday, November 20th (special Thanksgiving order)

Friday, December 4th

Friday, December 18th 

Friday, January 8th

Friday, January 22nd

Friday, February 12th 

Friday, March 12

 
 

FARM STAND & FOOD SERVICE

October Hours
**LAST DAY IS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30th**

Friday 4 pm - 7 pm
Saturday 10 am - 2 pm

 
 

We accept SNAP payments at the Saturday Salem Market (in April and May only) and in our CSA program.  We are not able to accept SNAP payments at the Farm Stand.

Minto Island Growers is a 30-acre diversified farm and nursery located in South Salem next to Minto Brown Island Park. We sell spring plant starts and certified organic produce through a CSA, the Salem Saturday Market, an on-site Farm Stand, and other local outlets. Two acres of blueberries are opened for U-Pick and picked for farm-direct sales, plus a Farm Food Cart and Wood-Fired pizza oven is located at the Farm Stand.  Other nursery projects include mint propagation as well as maintaining several acres of Camellia sinensis tea - Oregon’s oldest and only commercial scale tea planting. The family farm history includes a native plant nursery and many restoration and forestry projects that still shape the landscape and ethic of our farm, leaving wetland areas and diverse wildlife habitat. Our farm is deeply rooted in the community and we pride ourselves in having an enthusiastic and supportive customer base that shapes our work as farmers.