
LOV Farms: Berry bountiful
Three generations of love go into LOV Farms. The family has made the trip from Santa Maria to the Davis Farmers Market since 1999.
Three generations of love go into LOV Farms. The family has made the trip from Santa Maria to the Davis Farmers Market since 1999.
The music, food and family fun of Picnic in the Park returns to the Davis Farmers Market on Wednesday, May 7.
Food Tree Field has lots of unusual variations of fruits and veggies, like the Lunga di Napoli squash which can reach 100 pounds!
Dewey Farms started selling nuts at the Davis Farmers Market in the 1990s, but they’ve been around since 1876!
When it comes to growing greens, Jim Eldon doesn’t fiddle around much. He says it’s one of the secrets to his successful organic farm.
In Davis Farmers Market circles, Riffat Ahmad is known as the Plum Pusher.
The market will have a bounty of seasonal produce, flowers and table décor, olive oil, nuts, honey, and wine from two wineries.
A UC Berkeley researcher has been measuring greenhouse gas fluctuation over their rice fields and tracking carbon dioxide exchange.
Although most of the farms that sell at the Davis Farmers Market come from a 100-mile radius of town, Yanez Farms claims to be the closest.
Dirt, water, seeds and sun. That’s the recipe for Toledo Farms’ produce. The certified organic producer is committed to growing naturally.