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(Photo by JUDD WILSON/Hagadone News Network) Jerry and Susan Petrina display a few of the organic tomatoes they grow at Deerfield Farms in Sagle. Their produce is available at farmers markets and restaurants in North Idaho and Spokane.

(Photo by JUDD WILSON/Hagadone News Network) Jerry and Susan Petrina display a few of the organic tomatoes they grow at Deerfield Farms in Sagle. Their produce is available at farmers markets and restaurants in North Idaho and Spokane.

September 7, 2018

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When it's time for a change, grow tomatoes
September 7, 2018 1 a.m.

When it's time for a change, grow tomatoes

SAGLE — They attract customers at the Kootenai County Farmers Market, grace tables at the Davenport Hotel, and are in demand by produce managers at groceries across North Idaho and eastern Washington. Some of the area’s tastiest, most colorful organic tomatoes are made right here at Deerfield Farms.