Local Food near San Dimas, ca
In an enchanted valley in Bonsall, California, our boutique farm resides, an agritourism wonderland that cultivates exotic fruits, culinary vegetables, and groves of avocados.... [more]
Zava Ranch is a family-owned chemical-free sustainable veganic orchard in California , specializing in growing citrus, avocados, herbs, and succulents on 20 acres in Somis, Ventura County, Southern C... [more]
J R Organics, growers of certified organic produce since 1986. Using the finest techniques we provide quality produce through our CSA program and farmer's markets.... [more]
We are a family-run orchard in the hills of Hidden Meadows above Escondido, California and about 20 miles from the coast.... [more]
Sage Mountain Beef steers get to graze on an organic "salad-bar" of watermelon and butternut squash plants, alfalfa, wheat grasses and other forages.... [more]
Eat fresh, support local agriculture and build community... The Farmers Market at the Grove School is a certified market on the farm campus of the Grove School; a unique Montessori charter where stud... [more]
Every Wednesdays 4pm to 8:30pm. Civic Center. 1st St and San Dimas City Hall Parking Lot April 4, 2012 - September 26, 2012 (Closed July 4th) This farmers market will feature produce, prepared foo... [more]
We gather together simply in the name of creating community by exchanging homemade and homegrown goods such as breads, desserts, fruit, sauces, etc.... [more]
There is nothing like freshly picked fruits and vegetables! And here in the Pomona Valley the local community can get them straight from Cal Poly Pomona's own 400 acre farm.... [more]
Introducing The Farm Store: A one-of-a-kind specialty grocery destination offering farm-fresh produce cultivated by Cal Poly Pomona students.... [more]
This Certified Farmer's Market operates year-round on Saturday mornings, and is managed by Inland Valley Hope Partners; the Market offers fresh produce, grown locally by small farmers, as well as flow... [more]
Organic solutions was founded in 2007 by my father as the hang five project. A project designed to prove that under-funded school programs could be supported through something as simple as compostin... [more]