Welcome to Chaotic Good Farms!

Two women posing in a backyard with raised beds and patio chairs in the background. One holds a pitchfork.
Farm field with sections of grass and soil with a row of poplar trees across the skyline behind
Field of grass with trees and low hills in the background. Blue sky with wispy cirrus clouds above.
Garter snake in dry grass
Grassy farm road with trees and low hills in the background. Blue sky with wispy cirrus clouds above.
A snail in its shell

Chaotic Good Farms is located in Woodinville, WA. We are situated next to the Sammamish River on Coast Salish land that supports singing frogs, insect-hungry bats, coyotes, bunnies and more. We aim to keep the land healthy by using practices that promote biodiversity and increase soil health, attract natural predators to attend to garden pests, and tread lightly, using regenerative, organic, low- or no-till practices.

Meet the Farmers

Chaotic Good Farms is owned by, farmed by, administered by and loved by Beth and Rachel. They met in 2020 and bonded over a shared interest in organic farming.

While Rachel concentrated on her own yard and learned about regenerative farming and sustainable practices through books and videos, Beth took a more dynamic approach. After an immersive farm stay on Lopez Island, she completed the Viva Farms Practicum in Sustainable Agriculture in Woodinville, WA. This enabled Beth to access land at the Viva Farms incubator and thus was born Chaotic Good Farms!

Two women posing in a backyard with raised beds in the background. One is wearing a KN95 mask, puffy coat and leggings. The other is wearing a baseball cap, orange jacket and brown work pants and holding a pitchfork..

Beth and Rachel