| Quail Ridge Ranch Home of Boer Goats, Free Range eggs, Farm Fresh Vegetables and Custom Machine Quilting |
| Jane & Clarke Keolker 5690 Quail Way Fruitland, WA 99129 509-722-3558 |
We gave up our 9-5 jobs for a healthier, active life. We traded miles of
freeway driving for a bird’s eye view of Lake Roosevelt, fresh air and
lots of exercise. Our goal is to create a sustainable farm using
organic growing practices.
In the fall of 2007, we started our ranch with 12 Boer Goats and 125
chickens. The goats have added a lot of character to our ranch.
We started our first market garden in the Spring of 2008. We sold
fresh organically raised vegetables, goat meat, free range eggs and
quilted items at the local Farmers Market. I loved the market and it
was so interesting and fun to meet all the people, vendor and
customers.
In 2009 we built a commercial kitchen in our house so I can bake and
sell Gluten Free breads and goodies at the farmers markets. I'm also
selling my Gluten Free Breads and goodies at Huckleberry's and
Isabella's Restaurant in Spokane.
2010 started with the arrival of 16 goat kids and another 50 chicks.
We love to see the chickens forage all over the fields with the goats.
This spring has been warm and we've already got some crops planted
in the garden. We are looking forward to another great year at the
Farmers Markets. This year we will be at the South Perry and Liberty
Lake Farmers Markets. We hope to see you there!
2011 promisses to be another good year for the garden. We have
added loads of goat manure again this past fall and now I'm looking
through all the seed catalogs. I can't wait for the farmers markets to
open again. You can find us at South Perry and at Liberty Lake
markets again this summer. We have another 26 new chicks and
February will be busy as our does have all their kids. It will be an
exciting time on the farm.
Look through our site to see our ranch and our products. You can
also buy our jellies through Local Harvest.
freeway driving for a bird’s eye view of Lake Roosevelt, fresh air and
lots of exercise. Our goal is to create a sustainable farm using
organic growing practices.
In the fall of 2007, we started our ranch with 12 Boer Goats and 125
chickens. The goats have added a lot of character to our ranch.
We started our first market garden in the Spring of 2008. We sold
fresh organically raised vegetables, goat meat, free range eggs and
quilted items at the local Farmers Market. I loved the market and it
was so interesting and fun to meet all the people, vendor and
customers.
In 2009 we built a commercial kitchen in our house so I can bake and
sell Gluten Free breads and goodies at the farmers markets. I'm also
selling my Gluten Free Breads and goodies at Huckleberry's and
Isabella's Restaurant in Spokane.
2010 started with the arrival of 16 goat kids and another 50 chicks.
We love to see the chickens forage all over the fields with the goats.
This spring has been warm and we've already got some crops planted
in the garden. We are looking forward to another great year at the
Farmers Markets. This year we will be at the South Perry and Liberty
Lake Farmers Markets. We hope to see you there!
2011 promisses to be another good year for the garden. We have
added loads of goat manure again this past fall and now I'm looking
through all the seed catalogs. I can't wait for the farmers markets to
open again. You can find us at South Perry and at Liberty Lake
markets again this summer. We have another 26 new chicks and
February will be busy as our does have all their kids. It will be an
exciting time on the farm.
Look through our site to see our ranch and our products. You can
also buy our jellies through Local Harvest.
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