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Welcome to our urban farm in Las Vegas where we offer sustainably-grown produce and free range chicken eggs. We grow year round for the Las Vegas community. Many of our chickens are heritage and rare breeds. We offer online ordering for pick-up at our farm. Visit our website for details. Read more...

We are a small family farm, certified organic, specializing in diverse vegetables available through farmers market, farm boxes (CSA) and wholesale accounts. We offer spring, summer and fall farm share boxes with a limit of 80 members.  If you would like to sign up, please contact us at premaorganics@gmail.com. Read more...

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...

Locally raised beefalo, beef, pork, chicken, turkey, farm fresh eggs & seasonal produce. We raise meat & produce for you the way you’d raise them. Our animals are always on pasture and/or locally-grown hay, & we never use hormones or steroids. We’re raising quality, locally grown products for Winnemucca. Read more...

Our family has been farming since 1932.  Our main crop is alfalfa, but in recent years, our family decided to diversify, and we now have a corn maze and pumpkin patch to share with our community.  We also grow produce.  Although we are not certified organic, we do not use chemicals in our garden. Read more...

The Las Vegas Farm is an “agricultural time capsule” that produces fresh, local honey and eggs as well as fruits and vegetables in the Northwest part of the Las Vegas Valley. Proceeds from the sales of our products benefit our nonprofit organization, Barn Buddies Rescue, whose mission is to provide holistic care and shelter for rescued farm animals. The Farm Read more...

Chris & Nita Taylor, owners of Pleasant Valley Farm, were born and raised in Northern Nevada and have a passion for raising vegetables the natural way as well as educating people on the why’s and how’s of buying local, chemical-free, non-genetically-altered food. The self-sustaining farm uses composting worms to make compost/fertilizer, using and recycling anything and everything they can. They pollinate with their 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...