CSA near Calexico, ca
The Lavender Fields is a certified organic lavender farm northern San Diego County, California. From our fields of over 16,000 plants we hand cut enough bundles each harvest to supply materials for c... [more]
My products are made with the freshest ingredients grown in my garden and made with the most care in slow batches for the finest in freshness.... [more]
Our happy hens eat non-GMO and organic feed from Modesto Milling. Since they spend the day enjoying their yard, they also eat plenty of weeds and bugs.... [more]
***NEW PRODUCT Barley Grass for juicing.*** We produce quality worm castings (Genesis I) that meet the National Organic Program requirements (NOP) and can provide certification for your certified g
We offer "Organic" Barley Grass biscuits that are 18-20lb and give the healthiest juice that exceeds that of wheat grass.
The Outdoor Palm Springs Certified Farmers' Market location is closed during the summer and will reopen on October 1, 2022 Open 8:00 a.m.
Mary Dahout is a clinical nutritionist whose passion is gardening and cooking. As a part of her practice, Mary offers the Eating Right Is Simple class as a labor of love to teach people how to lead a... [more]
Slow food usa��?� is a non-profit, member-supported organization that was founded in 1989 to counteract fast food and fast life and the disappearance of local food traditions, heritages... [more]
The Little Italy Mercato stretches up Date Street from Kettner to State (and soon Union) and includes a Certified Farmers Market along with locally produced breads, sauces, organic granola, fish, flo... [more]
Ours is a family-operated ranch in the hills of El Cajon about 30 min. from beautiful San Diego, CA.... [more]
Peach Blossom Ranch Fruit Stand is a family owned business located at Peach Blossom Ranch. We grow all kinds of citrus: red grapefruit, pink grapefruit, 2 varieties of lemons, 2 varieties of oranges,... [more]
Stephens Honey, Anza , California Supports CSA / CNG Growers with Bees Would you like to impact the health of your local food-growing community?... [more]