Farm Stands near Laytonville, ca
Dry Creek Peach & Produce is a small, family-run farm located in the heart of the Dry Creek Valley of Healdsburg in Sonoma County, California.... [more]
Two excited folks growing 3 acres of vegetables in beautiful Ferndale, California! Selling all kinds of cool-weather crops through a free-choice, market style CSA, farmers' markets, restaurants, and
Welcome to Wogoman's Farm! Our family run farm offers farm fresh "just picked" produce including all types of tomatoes, tender gourmet squash,cucumbers, sweet corn,and green beans.... [more]
We are a small family farm in Orland. We raise heritage and traditional livestock. While we are not certified organic, we do not give our animals unnecessary antibiotics, hormones or other substance... [more]
Buy delicious premium Chandler Walnuts directly from Bianchi Orchards, established in 1976. Bianchi Orchards is a family owned walnut business in Dairyville, California.... [more]
Welcome to H & H farms! Our small family farm is located in sunny Cottonwood, California. We grow heirloom fruits and vegetables and raise heritage breed livestock.... [more]
Small, family-owned and operated sustainable farm. We produce heritage breed livestock and heirloom fruits and vegetables.... [more]
Incredibly delicious Certified Organic produce. We use modern farming methods combined with awareness of the spiritual aspects of the plant/human relationship to produce the best food for our local co... [more]
Dragonfly Floral is open to the public seasonally, Wednesday thru Saturday 10:00am-5:00pm or by appointment (please call 433-3739 to set up an appointment).... [more]
We offer educational farm tours by appointment for groups of all sizes. Come out and cuddle adorable baby goats.... [more]
Wookey Ranch raises delicious, all-natural, grass-fed and finished lamb and free-range, organically fed chicken and turkey on the annual grasslands of the Northern Sacramento Valley.... [more]
Falling Sky Farms sustainably cultivates heritage breed animals and heirloom produce in order to promote biodiversity and local, healthy foods.... [more]