Sid Friedman & Marilyn Walster


Sid and Marilyn grow hay, walnuts, and timber on their farm just west of the coast range. Their old growth fir and white oak legacy trees are protected by a conservation easement. The conservation easement also provides for sustainable logging, a buffer area along the property's creeks, and limits building and industrial uses for perpetuity. Their property is managed for maximum wildlife habitat for Roosevelt elk, deer, river otter, bobcat, water fowl and other birds, including Marilyn’s favorite, western bluebirds.

Their all-natural walnut crop is excellent this year. Picked by hand, then commercially dried, the in-shell walnuts are available for $2.25 per pound. To order walnuts, send a message or give them a phone call.

For pictures of the farm, visit www.old-moores-valley.blogspot.com.

Sid Friedman & Marilyn Walster
14286 NW Old Moore’s Valley Rd. Yamhill, OR 97148
503-852-6693
mdwalster@msn.com
sidf@viclink.com

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