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Our flower farm is a two-acre parcel at the base of the Eastern Sierras in beautiful Gardnerville, Nevada. Established in 2019, we offer the largest variety of fresh flowers in the Carson Valley. We provide subscription floral bouquets, custom floral designs, bunches of flowers, farm tours and classes. There’s a fresh cut flower for everyone. Come find your favorite, today! Read more...

We offer farm-fresh, free range ranch eggs! Read more...

Hi friends, We are sharing our adventure of going from an urban environment to building our small, one-acre, rural homestead. Visit our social media page to find out more about our desert farming adventures in Southern Nevada. Read more...

Earth & Seeds is a regenerative cut flower farm in the heart of the old southwest neighborhood in Reno. Growing with regenerative and organic methods in the Sierra, and inspired by the seasons, the Anderson family provides local and seasonal specialty cut flowers for our Northern Nevada and Lake Tahoe communities. Earth & Seeds also creates botanically centered seasonal crafts Read more...

My family has a cattle ranch based out of Smith, Nevada. We primarily raise cattle on Bureau of Land Management and Forest Service leases where our cattle graze natural grasses and forage. In the winter, they are in the Pinenut Mountain Range, and in the summer, they are in the Sweetwater Mountain Range. Our cattle also graze on pastures and river bottom Read more...

We are a family-owned ranch that primarily grows alfalfa and wheat, and we also lease part of our ranch to Christopher Ranch to grow garlic among our other crops. Our family loves farming, and our father decided he wanted to grow pumpkins for the local kids and give them away for free. We live in rural Nevada and decided to Read more...

Located in South Reno, the family farm is focused on seasonal Asian produce for local markets. Utilizing biodynamic farming and regenerative agricultural methods alongside good old-fashioned know-how and hard work to bring really cool and very tasty vegetables directly to local chefs and homes. Read more...

Almost immediately they jumped into learning how to manage a nursery as part of Loping Coyote Farm because the site needed a lot of plants and because Nathan and his friend Neil tend to push each other’s plant geek button so they couldn’t help but start propagating, which turns out to be an invaluable part of learning plants. They still Read more...