Olde Reminisce Farms is home to The Historic USA Herd of Kunekune Pigs. ***We sell Breeding Stock and Meat Pigs*** We have recently moved most of the Kunekune herd to Amy's Farm just down the road a
We are a beyond-organic small family farmstead in Riverside, CA, specializing in grass-fed goats' milk, yogurt, and cheeses; pastured heritage breed chicken eggs; and "farmaceutical-grade" skincare.... [more]
Drake Family Farms is a small family farm, raising award-winning dairy goats of the Saanen, Nubian, and Alpine varieties.
My husband and I grow some of the best organic oranges, avocados and heirloom winter squash!! Together with our two sons we are continually adding new varieties and last year we became beekeepers.... [more]
What do a couple of humans, a herd of grass-fed Angus cows, a flock of hair sheep, a hutch of rabbits, a sty full of well-fed pigs, a flock of Heritage chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, a covey of quai... [more]
Huerta Del Valle is a Community garden located in the city of Ontario. Our mission is to bring organically grown fruit and vegetables to the community.... [more]
*** Our farm is in the process of moving to Blackstone, Virginia! Thank hou to everyone who supported us in Southern California!... [more]
We are now registered Organic! We are donating our Organic Plants for Sabrina to sell to make money for college...... [more]
We grow and sell bunches or pounds of fresh cut culinary herbs such as basil, mint, chives, thyme, oregano, rosemary, dill, arugula, marjoram, etc.
Peppertree Canyon sells olive oil and wine. We make the only olive oil you can buy from 100% Orange County-grown olives from our farm.... [more]
I own the last orange grove in Rialto, California. I have rejuvenated the 10-acre grove planted by my grandfather in 1907, added more than 400 new fruit trees (over 200 varieties), and am also growing... [more]
Shoshin Ecological Farming and Gardening Services Actualize your horticultural visions. Experienced in natural, organic farming and gardening with permaculture influences.
