Milpitas, ca

Farms near Milpitas, ca

Santa Cruz, California

We are a small farm dedicated to the preservation and promotion of our world's crop diversity. We offer heirloom fruit trees and vegetable seeds for sale through our website and at local farmer's mar... [more]

Santa Cruz, California

5 Spot Farm is a small farm in the Santa Cruz mountains. We produce pastured pork and eggs. We focus on (GOS) Gloucestershire Old Spot and Mulefoot pigs.... [more]

San Gregorio, California

Pomponio Ranch is a 2,700 acre ranch tucked away in the coastal rolling hills, in a canyon between San Gregorio and Pescadero.... [more]

Morgan Hill, California

Bernal Heights is a 2nd generation ranch that sells beef and lamb in whole and 1/2 size portions. After slaughter you can take the meat fresh or have it custom cut, wrapped and frozen to your specif... [more]

Scotts Valley, California

Small historic apple farm, sell mostly at the Redwood City farmers market; however sales from the cellar can be arranged.... [more]

Santa Cruz, California

Want humanely produced eggs? Most hens on our farm are rescued from commercial egg operations or locally from the community and are allowed to live out their full lives.... [more]

Pescadero, California

Maries Farm is a small family farm, located in a fertile valley along the Pescadero Creek in Pescadero.... [more]

Half Moon Bay, California

Cut flowers, fresh herbs, peas, potted plants, pumpkins and roses are all available from cozzolino nursery _ find them at the san mateo and belmont farmers_ markets or visit their farm stand.

Felton, California

SchoolGrown builds self-sustaining aquaponics systems for schools. Dedicated to promoting sustainable agriculture, savvy water use, and resource conservation through advocacy, education, research,

Half Moon Bay, California

Ray and eugenia chiesa have operated g. Berta, the little farm and produce stand on highway 92, for over three decades now.... [more]

Santa Cruz, California

Apples, lots of great, juicy, tasty apples. I grow organic Fuji apples, Newton pippins, and dry-farmed Bartlett pears.