Find farm-fresh meats, eggs, fruits and veggies, flowers, honey, nuts, soaps, wool and fiber goods, pumpkin patches, nursery plants, trees, wineries and more
By Miriam Raftery
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May 21, 2020 (San Diego) – East County Magazine has compiled our region’s most comprehensive guide to local farms, ranches, nurseries and wineries offering direct-to-consumer sales through farm visits, u-pick orchards, curbside pickup, deliveries to neighborhood pickup points through community supported agriculture (CSA) programs, shipping directly to homes, sales at farm stands, or at farmer’s markets.
San Diego County is home to more family farms (10 acres or less) than any other county in America—giving consumers here a delicious field of choices. Farm-fresh foods are nutritious and delicious. Many are organic. Plus you can avoid grocery store lines and get specialty items not available in stores.
Our guide includes sources to buy these locally grown products:
- Christmas trees
- Ciders and apples
- Eggs
- Emu products
- Farmer’s markets
- Fiber and wool products
- Flowers, herbs and herbal products
- Fruits and vegetables
- Hemp
- Honey
- Meat, poultry and fish
- Nuts
- Plants and trees
- Pumpkin patches
- Seeds
- Soaps
- Wineries and vineyards
Scroll down to view our full directory for each of these local farm product categories.
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By Miriam Raftery
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