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Albert Sindlinger first started beekeeping in Elko County, producing Ruby Mountain honey back when he only had about 25 hives. In 2006, he moved with his wife and partner Ursula to Reno. The 25 hives were relocated and have multiplied to 125 hives. Did you know that an average hive is home to about 50,000 bees? Multiply that by 235 Read more...

Backyard Farms is a micro-farm in an urban setting practicing principles of local, organic, and sustainable farming demonstrating how one can incorporate an edible landscape into a yard.  We grow a variety of unique gourmet vegetables and supply to select local restaurants. Read more...

Surprised to see such succulent produce grown in the desert? Thanks to the Gilcrease Family and natural artesian springs, this unique piece of land has been preserved for over 90 years for the community to enjoy. It all began in 1920 with the arrival of Elda and Leonard Gilcrease and their two sons John Theodore and William Orr. Ted was just Read more...

Hank Schenkel is a fine grower, and one thing his friends, colleagues and customers all agree upon – Hank grows some of the finest potatoes this side of the Rockies. You’ll find his potatoes and other vegetables at fine restaurants in Northern Nevada, and if you’re lucky at a farmers market! Read more...

The VitalBeeBuds mission: pollinators’ favorite forage…enhancing harvests, habitats and health is crucial to support long term, local food production. In Gardnerville, an off-the-grid, salt-box, GAHT greenhouse was built to fulfill a commitment to permaculture and sustainability. The marriage of growing and selling perennials with the on-site compost system, free ranging chickens and native plants took off. The first year (2020) Read more...

Norris and Suzie Albaugh are fifth-generation Albaugh ranchers with three gorgeous children who love working the cattle with daddy and papa when not helping out with other chores. Even the kids can tell you what each calf is is and who it belongs to. The Albaughs love the gentle and docile nature of their native Shorthorn cattle. Their ranch has Read more...