Birds and Bees Community Farm

Birds and Bees Community Farm is based in Oregon City, Oregon, a historic town at the southern end of the Portland metro that sits at the confluence of the Willamette River and the old Oregon Trail route. The farm focuses on honey production and fresh fruits and vegetables, tying together two pillars of sustainable local food. Oregon City's semi-rural character and proximity to Clackamas County farmland make it a natural fit for community-focused agriculture. The farm's name alone signals its commitment to biodiversity, supporting both birds and pollinators as part of how it operates.

Birds and Bees Community Farm produces and sells local honey harvested from on-site hives, giving customers a product directly tied to the farm's own land and the wildflowers, fruit blossoms, and cover crops growing there. The fruits and vegetables side of the operation provides seasonal produce that reflects what's actually growing in Clackamas County's rich farming soil. Because the bees and the crops share the same land, the honey carries a genuine terroir from the farm's own diverse plantings. Customers can expect a direct farm-to-table connection that larger commercial suppliers simply can't replicate.

Birds and Bees Community Farm serves Oregon City and the surrounding Clackamas County area. The farm is accessible to customers throughout the southern Portland metro, including nearby communities like Canby, Gladstone, and Lake Oswego who are looking for locally grown Oregon produce and honey.