We cultivate healthy soil and culinary and medicinal herbs without the use of toxins. All seeds, soil and inputs are certified organic.... [more]
Devil's gulch ranch, a diversified family farm located in California's north coast, raises rabbits, grows premium wine grapes, and offers other livestock and produce for retail sales and to high-quali... [more]
We are a family farm in Gilroy with a variety of fruits, flowers, herbs, wine grapes, and olives. We do not use any chemicals and follow sustainable agriculture practices.... [more]
Dhyana Grove specializes in regenerative farming practices producing happy bee honey products, Santa Cruz mountain Pinot Noir, fruits, beautiful heirloom vegetables, and eggs from healthy chickens.
Prevedelli Farms is a family run organic farm since 1945, dedicated to cultivating a diverse array of fruits and vegetables.... [more]
We are committed to growing you the highest quality, healthiest, and tastiest food possible. To us, this means no toxic chemicals, striving to constantly improve our soil health, support increase bi... [more]
Rancho Soquel is a CCOF Certified Organic farm that began as a vision to get as close as possible to the food we eat and feed our families.... [more]
LeftCoast Grassfed offers 100 percent grass-fed and grass-finished beef. Our beef is certified American Grassfed Association and Animal Welfare Approved.... [more]
Welcome to our family's ranch where we raised grassfed beef and lamb! We are a close-knit family of animal-loving stewards of the land.... [more]
Welcome to Santa Cruz Salmon, a local commercial fishing collective founded by friends and fishermen Joshua Mezman and Dustin Haynes.... [more]
Local Raw Honey. "Discover the natural sweetness of our local raw honey! Sourced from the purest local flora, our honey is bursting with antioxidants and potential health benefits.... [more]
To all our Friends: Our farm stand is closed for the winter season. If you are interested in our Coast Redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens) or Santa Cruz Cypress (Hesperocyparis abramsiana) trees please em... [more]
