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Nature's true tastes and fresh-picked nutrition are available daily at the Classic Organic Farm & Market, owned and operated by Helmut Klauer, a classic organic farmer. A variety of lettuces, tomatoes, carrots, watermelons, strawberries, cucumbers, winter and summer squash, peppers, fennel, spinach, asparagus, onions, garlic and pumpkins are just a sampling of the many crops grown in season. Homestead Orchard fruit, kitchen herbs and organically produced eggs are also available. Helmut has farmed organically since 1971. He holds fast to the original parameters of organic farming, rejecting the USDA's corporate-friendly definition of "organic," which allows methods which classic organic farmers would never employ.
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(This listing was last updated on Sep 12, 2011)
Location
2323 Old Coast Hwy.
Gaviota, CA 93117
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Contact Information
Helmut Klauer
805 714 4420
Mailing Address:
2323 Old Coast Hwy.
Gaviota, CA 93117
U-Pick Farm
Schedule and Location:
Open daily 10am to sunset
Farm Stand
Schedule and Location:
Open daily 10am to 7pm
Classic Organic Farm and Market is located 40 miles north of Santa Barbara & 4 miles south of Buellton, just off of Hwy 101. Traveling either North or South on Hwy. 101, watch for the small brown freeway sign that reads: "Nojoqui Park." The turnoff puts you on Old Coast Highway, an historic country road that runs through the farm. Classic Organic Farm and Market is just 400 yards down Old Coast Highway, after the turnoff from Hwy 101. There, hard-by an old barn embellished with a classic Peace Sign, Classic Organic produce is sold direct on the Honor System.
Farming Practices:
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Certified Organic,
naturally grown,
grass fed/pastured,
animal welfare/humane certified
Association Memberships:
Community Alliance with Family Farmers (CAFF)
Slow Food USA ()
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