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    Lonely Mountain Farm

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    InexpensiveFarmers Market, CSA

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    Four Acorns Farm - Four Acorns Farm

    Four Acorns Farm

    4.6(28 reviews)
    3.9 mi
    $

    4 Acorns farm was a wonderful experience! We just purchased 9 chicks from the farm and the service…read moreand education was fantastic! The farm was clean and well organized. Chickens were very well kept and all happy and friendly. They had many different breeds of chickens and some rare and interesting ones. Laura, the owner, was very informative and focused on educating us about the different breeds she keeps flocks of and how to care for and keep the chickens. She was also wonderful with my kids and helped teach them at a level they could understand. Clean, friendly, and educational. I've already shared the farm's name with my local feed store who were very excited to learn about a high quality chicken breeder in our area and will definitely recommend 4 Acorns to anyone in the market for chickens!

    All chicks had coccidiosis and 2 of the 6 chicks died from Mareks…read more I purchased 6 chicks from Laura at 4Acorns Farm on June 28, 2025. Within a week of bringing them home they had coccidiosis. I reached out to Laura, she responded with advice. I treated them and they were fine. End of August I reached out again, one of my chicks was sick, I sent two texts a couple days apart and Laura never responded to either. All I wanted was advice, I had never encountered this before. That chick died a few days later. Within a couple weeks another chick became ill. I was able to take her to the vet, she was diagnosed with Mareks, this was later confirmed via necropsy. Both chicks had the same symptoms, I just couldnt find a vet to see the first one in time before she passed. Laura advertises her chicks are vaccinated for Mareks and treated for coccidiosis. All of my chicks had coccidiosis and 2 of the 6 died of Mareks. The vet I went to is familiar with this farm and shared they have seen and treated several chickens who have been sick with Mareks. Given there are no recent reviews I felt it was important to share. I reached out to Laura with 4Acorns and she never responded. I think someone who truely cares about her business, reputation, and animals would respond. I have cared for my growing flock for several years purchased from both breeders and hatcheries none of my chicks have had an issue except for those purchased from 4Acorns. I believe that Laura may have some questionable vaccine practices. My hope is that she reads this (or my email) and improves her practices to sell healthy chicks.

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    Mariquita Farm

    5.0(4 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$

    After trying several CSAs and not getting any love from the waiting list for other CSAs with drop…read morepoints in my neighborhood - I nearly gave up til I discovered Mariquita. Andy & Julia offer a traditional CSA process of drop offs and have established bi-weekly "Mystery Box" nights at different meeting points around the city of San Francisco. For the Mystery Box - you never know what you'll get - but you'll definitely get far above your $25 worth! You can also sign up for updates from the "Ladybug Buying Club" - notices about veggies and fruit that are available in bulk for pickup at Mystery Box locations. Recently, I have brought home a giant Musquee de Provence pumpkin for $6, a flat of organic fall strawberries for $24, 25# of Braeburn apples for $26 and over the summer - basil for $1 for a generous bunch (I got 12!). Mariquita also hosts "U-Pick" events for tomatoes in the fall - and at fifty cents a pound, you'll find it hard to resist going home with less than 50# of tomatoes... I personally brought home 150# of tomatoes and now have tomato sauce for the rest of the year. Mariquita always has the best produce - unlike other CSAs, it doesn't just go bad in the fridge from being picked too ripe and hanging out in a hot warehouse or truck for too many days. What are you waiting for? Sign up for the Ladybug Buying Club newsletter now!

    I've been getting produce from Mariquita Farms for at least the last four years. The mystery boxes…read moreare a blast, with tons of unusual produce that test my creativity and a great value at just $25 each (going up to $30 next month--still a great value). It may be a little pricey compared to your local Asian market, but for the quality and the focus on sustainability rather than the bottom line, it's worth it to me. The farm also sends out a newsletter alerting you to what's predicted to be in the box, recipe ideas, and happenings on the farm, which is great for planning what to do with the haul (because it is a haul!) and learning about where our food is coming from.

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    Ever wonder what 44 pounds of tomatoes look like? Heirlooms on the left, Early Girls on the right.

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    Clearview Orchards - Clearview Orchards

    Clearview Orchards

    4.6(98 reviews)
    3.2 mi
    $

    (Ryan Reynolds voiceover)…read more The vibe is pure Americana apple orchard in Watsonville! Clearview Orchards is a fabulous family destination! Andrea warmly greeted us! She is so nice! We were guided to the large parking lot! Mr. Mel Larussa, the proprietor himself, gave us a quick orientation and gave us directions to have the greatest apple picking time of our lives! Mrs. Larussa went out of her way and provided fresh cut samples of the Honeycrisp! Wow! Delish, sweet, firm. Like my fave IG models. Gonna leave with a bunch of Fujis and Pink Ladies! Had to nab several jars of the fantastic Sage clear honey! Nectar of the gods! Thank God for the birds and the bees! And before headed out we had a mini picnic on the veranda with picturesque views of the Clearview orchard! The apple bread was divine! But the apple juice and frozen popsicle apple juice was the absolute best! Apple juice as God intended! Delectably sweet and refreshing! (So good that busloads of Stanford students have blocked the road before! So make an appointment and reserve a time!) What a great time! But one of the best parts is just hearing the laughter of families and children enjoying America! Gonna make some apple pie tonight! Thanks Mr. And Mrs. Larussa and Andrea! Will be back! Woohoo!

    Apple of My Pie…read more Family-run 7.5-acre farm that operates a U-Pick for two months out of the year (Sept-Oct) and specializes in apples, squash, and honey. The Good: *All the trees planted on site are dwarfs to make life easier on everyone, especially kids. *Certified organic farm *Play area for young kids *Staff were all friendly and very helpful *Accept CCs to purchase *Reasonable pricing *Baked goods (e.g., apple turnovers, apple bread), lavender products, and fresh-pressed Apple Juice available for purchase. *They'll provide you with bags to collect your harvest, but you are also welcome to use your own reusable grocery bags. The Meh: *Wasn't a fan of their "Apple Butter," as it was more applesauce than apple butter. But, with that said, it was a fine applesauce fwiw. *Make sure you bring a cooler with ice if you plan to buy juice unless you're going straight home. I forgot to bring ours like a dummy. :( *No pet policy, so leave Fido at home. *Weekends only. Check their IG (@clearvieworchards) for updates. The Ugly: *Make sure you purchase a parking ticket/reservation ($7) ahead of time, or you'll be SoL. This started during Covid, and they're continuing it due to helping them control the number of visitors. TLDR: Fun family-friendly activity to do on the weekend and teach kids where their food comes from. Highly recommended.

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