Tag: peaches

Located in picturesque Crescent Valley, our small farm had its beginning after realizing our small flock of chickens was producing more eggs than we could handle. We started raising chickens in hopes of producing a better quality product for our family than we could find in the grocery store. This venture has expanded into a flock of approximately 30 hen Read more...

Garden fresh garlic, tomatoes, cucumbers, melons, jalapenos and other peppers in season. Neighborhood farm stand during the growing season. Read more...

Experience the magic of real local food at this new urban farm that opened in May 2019! I am a beginning farmer and and plan to become certified organic in 2020 when I have full grasp of what I am doing as a new farmer. I have fresh eggs from happy and healthy chickens with lots of space to forage Read more...

We have been a three-season Nevada Dept. of Agriculture certified producer of fresh vegetables, fruit and eggs in east Washoe Valley since 2011. We grow heritage vegetable and fruit varieties, offer free-range eggs, and honey from our one-acre micro farm. Our production uses no chemical fertilizers or pesticides, uses Integrated Pest Management, minimal till, sequential planting, and multi-cropping methods. We 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...

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...

Online Farmers Market and Growing Your Own Food Read more...