San Simon, az

Local Food near San Simon, az

McNeal, Arizona

The Local Co-op is a grower-operated food hub located in Cochise County, AZ. We are striving to create a more secure and equitable food system in our local community.... [more]

Willcox, Arizona

Diamond 11 Cattle Company brings ranch-to-table beef directly from our family operation to yours. We take pride in raising quality cattle and providing families with a dependable way to stock their fr... [more]

Bonita, Arizona

The M Triangle and Black Ranches have been in our family for over 80 years. We are a family run business spanning five generations.... [more]

Tombstone, Arizona

Our veteran-owned farm proudly offers premium, locally raised foods produced with quality, sustainability, and exceptional flavor in mind.

Saint David, Arizona

Desert Sun Body Care was established in 9/2019 after moving to Arizona. Previously known as Mim-By-Kim in Colorado since 2005.... [more]

Benson, Arizona

Sleeping Frog Farms is an intensive 75-acre farm nestled in the Cascabel corridor of the San Pedro River Valley.

Douglas, Arizona

At the Douglas Market, we want to create a tie between our local community, farmers, artisans, and artists.... [more]

San Simon, Arizona

A bar H Farm has been growing grass-fed beef and lamb since 2002. We are located in the San Simon valley just west of the New Mexico border.... [more]

Portal, Arizona

La Buena Vida Farm is a small family farm in the far corner of southeastern Arizona. We are a bio-diverse homestead practicing authentic, sustainable and organic growing methods.... [more]

Portal, Arizona

I breed Nigerian Dwarf Goats and I also have LaManch/ Nubian crosses. I spin fiber and knit. I sell knitted items such as: scarves, hats, mittens, fingerless mitts and shawls.

Willcox, Arizona

Chubby Cheeks Farm is a multi-generation, family owned, fully integrated bio-dynamic farm located at the secluded and pristine Willcox Playa, Arizona.... [more]

Portal, Arizona

We are more than just grass fed beef. Saying you're grass fed is easy, but that could also mean you bought a steer at an auction, fed it alfalfa and no corn while you had it, and sold it as grass f... [more]