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CenturyFarms
Five generations, still moving forward.
Our roots in agriculture go back five generations, but we continue to evolve, grow, and invest in the future.
We also take pride in hiring young people, giving them meaningful responsibility, and creating opportunities for the next generation in agriculture.
Conservation is just work.
We've invested in riparian projects, planted trees, improved wildlife habitat, and created more opportunities for wildlife and hunting. Conservation for us isn't about checking a box or following a single farming label. It's about making practical investments that improve the land and the surrounding environment over the long term.
Water & Riparian
We fence and restore creek banks, hold buffers along the water, and slow runoff so the ground keeps what it's given.
Habitat & Wildlife
Trees planted, cover left standing, and room kept for birds and game, including the hunting that comes with healthy land.
The Long Game
Whether we own the ground or are entrusted to farm it, we invest for the long term: stronger productivity, infrastructure, conservation, habitat, and resilience.
The Land Provides.
We grow wheat, peas, canola, grass seed, alfalfa, beans, and cover crops. That diversity allows us to build thoughtful rotations, adapt to individual fields and growing conditions, and create connections across our broader agricultural businesses.
Winter Wheat
The anchor of the rotation: soft white winter wheat that thrives in Palouse ground and sets up the fields that follow.
Canola
Every summer whole hillsides turn gold. Canola breaks disease cycles and opens up the ground for the crops that come after.
Grass Seed
Grass seed grown right here on the Palouse, the same quality ground and know-how behind the Rainier Seeds business.
Alfalfa
A deep-rooted legume that feeds the soil and the herd, with alfalfa and forage that help supply Century Cattle Co.
A Year in the Field.
We're fortunate to farm in the Palouse, one of the country's great agricultural growing regions. Its fertile soils and unique growing conditions allow us to produce a diverse range of crops.
Growing through relationships.
We've purchased a number of properties directly from previous landowners and have worked hard to create arrangements that fit their individual needs. We understand that selling farmland can be both a financial and personal decision, especially when land has been in a family for generations. We've been flexible and creative with timing, terms, and transitions, and we want potential landowners to know we're always willing to sit down and find a solution that works for everyone.
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