I bought a red bell pepper, strawberries, a medley of cherry tomatoes, and nectarines. Very…read morereasonably priced. Just absolutely delicious. Just look at the pictures! I wish I lived closer to this cute stand and not 3 hours away!

It's a really great farm stand with more produce behind the store front. Just walk in further to…read moreexplore! I am not sure why Yelp noted that this offers validated parking. You just park in the dirt so it's free to park! We were passing by and wanted to pick up some fresh strawberries. They were the best strawberries that I've had this summer season! I also saw that they had cherries but they were ripe and ready and I didn't know if we would eat them in time. We also enjoyed a bag of kettle corn for the road.

We had no idea this market existed but found it on YELP. What a sweet produce market with fair…read moreprices. I made some wonderful green salad from the lettuce, tomatoes, onions, cucumbers, carrots, snd broccoli. We also got some sweet corn that was really great. The workers provided helpful service. The atmosphere is sort of fairyland with all the green growing stuff. We love that it's open three days a week and has free parking!

Finding this space was happenstance as I received a gift certificate to shop here. Wanting fresh…read moreberries to top our chia pudding, my cronies and I ventured out to the fruitful farm stand on an early Friday afternoon before I had a train to catch outta town. . We walked the strawberry field and picked our own baskets, then we shopped all the fruit inside. They even offer larger wicker baskets for holding your items. They were busy, but still attentive and efficient. . For all four of us, all of our totals were $30 or less. This will definitely be a regular produce spot now that I've found them! If you're tired of being gouged by grocery store prices, check out these local farmstands you will not be disappointed!

Very accommodating & friendly. Pesticide free & generous…read more Will be a regular. Good value

Huasna Valley Farm & Stand is a charming stop along this country road, which is actually Lopez…read moreRoad. It has been open sporadically in the past, and it appears now to be open in the winter off-season for a few hours on Sat. & Sun [12-4 PM]. They do have some fruits and veges, including locally grown and on-site. Of course, since this was on X-mas eve, I was not expecting much, since even the nearby Arroyo Grande Farmer's Market was closed for X-mas eve. Since they appeared to be open, I decided to stop by and see if they had some goodies. They had some veges [Persian Cucumbers] and some fruit [including some Citrus from the Central Valley & some Apples as well]. Inside the shop, they sold handcrafted soaps and had a variety of cute things for sale. Outside of the shop, they also had plants for sale. It appears that a friendly local couple is running this combo Farm, Farm Stand, and Shop. I grabbed & snagged a big bunch of Tangerines which one would be surprised to find locally in the winter...but despite the rest of the country is below freezing, we have been super-lucky and X-mas eve here has been like a warm nice beautiful spring day. It really made one want to take a drive out to the country and see if any Farm Stands had anything at all. We got lucky and not only did I snag the Citrus here, but also found some more items at two honor stands. It is really a treat to get some nice local fresh-grown produce for the Holidays. Between an early trip, this past Weds to the AG AM Farmers Market, plus numerous trips to several markets, we now have a whole slew of eats and treats to tide us over for the Holidays. In any case, thanks to Huasna Valley Farm stand, we now have some nice fresh local tasty Citrus that is packed with Vitamin C. Thanks again! I am not quite clear what is up with the default address that is linked with Huasna Farm, but the actual location is not near the tiny village of Huasna itself, but is actually way before it at 2500 Lopez Rd....so please do not drive all the way to Huasna looking for this Farm Stand! Lopez road is an access road that not only heads toward Lopez Lake, but also connects with roads that go thru Edna Valley and the numerous vineyards. Lopez Rd also has at least one nice park along it, and at least one vineyard that also sells fruits/ veges during the more typical growing season.

Kem Farms brought an assortment of Berries to the Divisadero Farmers Market San Francisco…read more Today Black, Straw Blue, and Raspberries graced the farmers market via Kem's.

This is the best of the locals farmers markets, sweet people who know what they're growing and can…read moregive good advice.

It is a great place wonderful produce. I especially like the artist who display their artwork…read more One in particular who I have purchased several paintings of local landmarks. It is a lot of fun!

This was our third stay with Dare 2 Dream Farms. We love the peace and tranquility of the property…read moreand the kindness of the staff and ownership. It is like staying with family. Loved it and will be back again!

I wish I'd read the plethora of negative reviews before buying chicks from this farm. It would have…read moresaved me from a total nightmare. I paid $50-$60 per bird for 5 chickens from Dare 2 Dream Farms because I believed I was buying healthy, responsibly raised animals from a higher-standard, "organic" operation. What arrived was the opposite. The transport box itself already contained bloody stool. Before the birds were even out, there was visible evidence of serious illness. Once inside, it became clear how severe it was. These chickens were emaciated to the point of feeling skeletal, weak, huddling, and not drinking. Within hours they were deteriorating and continuing to pass blood. This was not stress. These were critically ill animals on arrival. For comparison, I also bought 3 new chicks from a different source the day before (costing ~$20 per bird). Those birds were active, chirping, eating, and thriving immediately. The contrast was stark. An independent poultry specialist confirmed what was evident: these birds were severely compromised and had been for some time. This condition does not develop during transport. Beyond the condition of the birds themselves, this created a serious biosecurity risk. I have an established, healthy, happy flock of 13 hens and 3 chicks. Introducing visibly sick birds -- with active bloody stool -- put my entire flock at risk of infection. I had to immediately isolate, treat, and manage the situation as a potential contamination event, spending the next 9 days in intensive, around-the-clock care trying to keep the new birds alive while protecting the rest of my flock. Nightmare and ethical dilemma. The response from the farm made the situation worse. The condition was initially minimized as "normal", then explanations shifted. At the same time, I was repeatedly encouraged to return the birds. I refused. Given their state, I believe they would have died if they had been sent back. They required constant intervention just to stabilize. A partial "goodwill" refund was offered while I was actively managing a severe medical situation, then a full refund was made contingent on returning the birds, and ultimately any refund was revoked. To be clear: 1. Premium price charged for supposedly high-quality birds 2. Birds arrived visibly sick, emaciated, and passing blood 3. Biohazard risk introduced to a healthy flock 4. Condition minimized rather than addressed 5. Pressure to return animals in critical condition 6. Refund offered, then withdrawn This is not a minor issue or bad luck. This is a failure of basic animal welfare and responsible husbandry. I cannot recommend this farm under any circumstances.

If you love beans, this is the place. The greater Lompoc area is famous for growing specialty beans…read moreand this place is owned by bean farmers that have been doing it for generations. The gal who works there is helpful and very informative... she is part of this whole family run operation. If you are in the area, check this place out. I think this to be the only place for the famed pinquito and yellow beans but they have others as well.

The BEST Turkey we ever had! We called and spoke with Gabriel and he explained all our options. We…read morechose a 12.6 pound hen. We drove to Santa Maria and picked her up. Very moist and the taste was amazing! We will use Heritage Turkeys for many years to come!