Farms near Thornton, ca
Devil's gulch ranch, a diversified family farm located in California's north coast, raises rabbits, grows premium wine grapes, and offers other livestock and produce for retail sales and to high-quali... [more]
We cultivate healthy soil and culinary and medicinal herbs without the use of toxins. All seeds, soil and inputs are certified organic.... [more]
Welcome to our family's ranch where we raised grassfed beef and lamb! We are a close-knit family of animal-loving stewards of the land.... [more]
Local Raw Honey. "Discover the natural sweetness of our local raw honey! Sourced from the purest local flora, our honey is bursting with antioxidants and potential health benefits.... [more]
Tru2Earth Farm is a family owned U-Pick farm in Gilroy-the garlic capital of the world. We are passionate about growing organic produce with exceptional flavors and sharing the joy of visiting a farm.... [more]
We are a family farm in Gilroy with a variety of fruits, flowers, herbs, wine grapes, and olives. We do not use any chemicals and follow sustainable agriculture practices.... [more]
We are committed to growing you the highest quality, healthiest, and tastiest food possible. To us, this means no toxic chemicals, striving to constantly improve our soil health, support increase bi... [more]
Dhyana Grove specializes in regenerative farming practices producing happy bee honey products, Santa Cruz mountain Pinot Noir, fruits, beautiful heirloom vegetables, and eggs from healthy chickens.
LeftCoast Grassfed offers 100 percent grass-fed and grass-finished beef. Our beef is certified American Grassfed Association and Animal Welfare Approved.... [more]
Prevedelli Farms is a family run organic farm since 1945, dedicated to cultivating a diverse array of fruits and vegetables.... [more]
Rancho Soquel is a CCOF Certified Organic farm that began as a vision to get as close as possible to the food we eat and feed our families.... [more]
Customizable, Local, Year-round Customizable – We create a suggested box of ~$35 based on what’s in season and then you can add and subtract.... [more]