Mountain View, ca

Farm Stands near Mountain View, ca

Elk Grove, California

Better chicken raised ethically, locally, on pasture, and non-GMO fed TL;DR $500 for 25 chickens over five deliveries.... [more]

galt, California

We are a small family owned and operated Organic Farm in Galt, California. We offer an array of Heirloom fruits and vegetables; from Long Stem Seascape Strawberries and Raspberries; to over 60 varieti... [more]

Oakdale, California

Small donut peach orchard with young trees. We like to pick our peaches close to ripe for premium flavor.

Saint Helena, California

Farmers Market at Long Meadow Ranch is open to the public on Fridays from 9 AM to 1 PM. Available for purchase are a wide variety of heirloom fruits & vegetables, grass-fed beef, farm fresh eggs... [more]

SANTA ROSA, California

Twin Palms Ranch is a small-scale community-supported farm run by one farmer and his sidekick. They grow tasty vegetables, fruits and herbs plus beautiful flowers.... [more]

Valley Springs, California

We are a small family farm raising a herd of holistically managed Nubian goats for their amazingly creamy milk.... [more]

Valley Springs, California

Blue Sky "Ceu Azul" Blueberries offers the finest farm fresh blueberries available. Blueberries are naturally high in antioxidants and disease prevention compounds.... [more]

Santa Rosa, California

For over 60 years our family has been offering some of the finest raw honeys in Northern California.... [more]

Valley Springs, California

We are a small, non-profit farm to table micro-enterprise that grows and sells fresh produce, organic eggs, compost and canned goods.... [more]

Herald, California

We are a small farm in Herald raising poultry for meat and eggs. Our flock is fed only non-GMO organic feed and roam freely.... [more]

Davis, California

Our primary crop is pistachios. The farm is registered organic by Yolo County. We grow other items on a smaller scale, such as: seasonal tree fruits, dried flowers, wool.... [more]

Sebastopol, California

Some of our Gravenstein apple trees were planted in 1887. We are two properties away from the site where Nathaniel Griffith and Luther Burbank first introduced the Gravenstein to Sonoma County, in the