Farms near Marina, ca
We grow the rare and unique Blenheim apricot. Produced only in a few places in the world, it is the absolutely the best tasting apricot in the world.... [more]
Yellow Wall Farm is small family farm, located in a fertile hidden valley along the San Lorenzo River in Santa Cruz.... [more]
For nearly a century, the Rajkovich Family has cultivated the fertile Santa Clara Valley soil to produce bing cherries and royal blenheim apricots of exceptional quality - vastly superior to other var... [more]
I run a small farm and sell all my fruits and vegetables at farmers' markets. I sell many items, but my customers say that my tomatoes and strawberries are the best.... [more]
Organic Pasture Fed - Natural environment raised -- Duck Eggs We are a certified organic farm and have 36 acres of fields that are producing alfalfa and forage for our ducks and goats.... [more]
Herbal teas - estate cultivated and wild collected herbal tisanes - botanicals grown in accordance with organic methods - plant materials sustainably collected from the wild - hand harvested... [more]
We are a small organic farm located in the beautiful Soquel hills that has been family owned and in operation since 1916.
Fogline Farm raises pasture raised, organic poultry for meat. Fogline runs a small commercial kitchen where we buy in pork from a partner farm and butcher hogs and our chickens for sale of fresh meat... [more]
The mission of the gilroy demonstration garden is to enrich the lives of our local community through environmentally sustainable gardening and education programs that empower residents to experience t... [more]
Our farm is small but our products are big in flavor, texture and nutrition. We supply restaurants, markets, our farm stand and santacruzlocalfoods.com with high quality fruits and vegetables.... [more]
In the fall, September 23rd to October 31st we'll open our 6th Annual Corn Maze, Pumpkin Patch, Kiddy Corral and Haunted Ranch.... [more]
Apples, lots of great, juicy, tasty apples. I grow organic Fuji apples, Newton pippins, and dry-farmed Bartlett pears.