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Enjoy the sustainably grown fruits, vegetables and eggs produced on our urban farm, located near the banks of the Truckee River and not far from downtown Reno. Read more...

Hi, I’m Michael Janik. Thank you for visiting my page. I have a collection orchard in beautiful Paradise Valley in Northern Nevada containing 100 varieties of apples, a dozen stone fruits, currants, raspberries and grapes. All of my trees are on dwarf rootstocks and are supported on wire fences. I have grafted over half of my trees and pruned them Read more...

Ron “O.U.” and Meili Thaxton began farming in the Pahrump Valley in 1998 when they planted a grove of pistachio trees on North Blagg Road. The orchard sits on 18 acres. They acquired an additional 1.7 acres of land fronting Highway 160 in 2014, where they now have a retail storefront to purchase their nuts. Previously, O.U. Nuts had been 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...

Fourth generation Nevadian and Fourth generation ‘truck farmer’ Girlfarm came into being because food is the most critical and important community service that I could personally serve. We feed people, our original motto has morphed into we feed our community through interacting with healthy soil, humanely treated livestock, and opportunities to learn new skills and hone old ones. Shop Girlfarm Read more...

Custom Gardens is a farm of many firsts. We are Nevada’s first certified organic farm, one of the first farms to construct hoophouses and use season extension practices, and now we have the distinction of being the “original home of Nevada-Hawaiian Ginger Root”. We also offer a limited CSA for volunteers who would like to work at the farm. Call or email Read more...

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