USDA Certified OrganicCertified by Washington State Department of Agriculture

Adolfo Alvarez

Name: Adolfo Alvarez
Address: 870 Mountainview Rd, Grandview, WA, 98930, US
Telephone: 509-786-9198

Grandview, WA 98930Yakima CountyCherries

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About Adolfo Alvarez

Adolfo Alvarez is a certified organic farm located in Grandview, Washington (Yakima County). The operation focuses on Cherries.

Adolfo Alvarez is committed to certified organic farming practices, prioritizing biological soil health and sustainable agriculture in Washington. Organic certification ensures the farm meets strict USDA standards for avoiding synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, instead relying on biological inputs, cover cropping, and regenerative practices that build long-term soil fertility.

This farm holds the following certifications: USDA Certified Organic, Certified by Washington State Department of Agriculture. Certificate data is sourced directly from the USDA National Organic Program registry. View USDA Certificate

Crops Grown at Adolfo Alvarez

Each crop links to biological fertilizer guides and state-specific growing data.

CherriesFruit

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Fertilizer guide·Cherries in Washington

Biological Programs for Cherries Growers

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Products Used by Washington Organic Farmers — matched to Cherries production. Ships direct from AgConcepts to your farm.

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Foliar

Foliar fertilizer that delivers phosphate and essential nutrients directly through the leaf — applied during vegetative-to-reproductive transition for maximum crop response.

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OMRI-Listed organic soil fungicide and nematicide powered by thyme oil — zero REI, zero PHI, proven for potatoes, vegetables, and all row crops.

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Certified Organic Farming in Washington

Washington is home to 35,800 farm operations, a growing number of which hold USDA Organic certification. Organic farms in Washington primarily produce Apples, Wheat, Potatoes, and similar crops using biological soil programs that build long-term sustainability.

Biological inputs — including humic acids, beneficial enzymes, and mycorrhizal fungi — are a cornerstone of certified organic production across Washington, replacing synthetic fertilizers while improving soil structure and crop resilience.

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