Local Food near Los Banos, ca
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]
REGENERATIVE ORGANIC NO DIG/NO TILL ALL NATURAL, SIMPLE FARMING We produce vegetables on 5 acres in Fresno, CA.... [more]
The Aptos Farmers Market at Cabrillo College has earned statewide and national recognition, including being voted America’s Favorite Farmers Market in California three years in a row (2011–2013).... [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]
Welcome to Santa Cruz Salmon, a local commercial fishing collective founded by friends and fishermen Joshua Mezman and Dustin Haynes.... [more]
The Live Oak Farmer's Market hosts a good collection of farmers and vendors offering organic and conventional fruits, veggies, herbs, cut flowers, eggs, honey, plants, baked goods & bread, and much mo
Village Harvest is a nonprofit volunteer organization in the greater San Francisco Bay Area that harvests extra fruit from backyards and small orchards for people in need, over 4 Million pounds benefi... [more]
This lively, year-round market is a true feast for the senses. Located at the Del Monte Shopping Center, the Monterey Farmers Market offers easy access and ample parking, making it a convenient stop f... [more]
Hello and welcome to El Rancho Caruthers! We are a small farm dedicated to raising fresh fruits and vegetables WITHOUT pesticides.... [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.
We welcome you to come purchase U-pick strawberries, kale, flowers, herbs, tomatoes, peppers, and much more Tuesday-Sunday 10-4!... [more]
One of our two seasonal markets, the Carmel Farmers Market runs from early May through the end of September—right at the height of the summer harvest.... [more]