Excellent pesticide/herbicide(organic) free vegetables grown by people who care. I've been thrilled…read morewith every purchase. A truly fantastic addition to this part of Arizona. I feel much better supporting a local business rather than a commercial chain.

From the owner: Farmers market in Portal next to the post office every Saturday morning (Winter Hours: 10am- sold…read moreout or noon whichever comes first), (Summer Hours: 9-11am). Farm pick up available every Friday with online orders. We specialize in growing, flavorful, nutrient dense produce the way nature intended without herbicides, pesticides or chemical fertilizers. We implement natural methods such as permaculture, vermiculture, organic amendments and compost. All of this while being being powered 100% by off grid solar and wind. Earth care and people care is our motto.

The Farmers, both owners, and WWOOFers are always very friendly. It is clear that they LOVE what…read morethey do, and are always looking forward to grow new things, experiment with soap-making, pickling, etc. They are a lively bunch with unique and wonderful personalities. I have always enjoyed my time visiting with, the occasional running into, and eating beautiful produce from Sleeping Frog Farms! Also, Check out their section of organic local produce at the Food Conspiracy Co op.

I went online and typed in, "what to do in Benson Arizona", and found Sleeping Frogs Farm in Benson…read moreon Cascabel Rd. I called them, left a message, received no answer, so the next day we drove from the city of Benson out to Sleeping Frogs Farm using our GPS. I was expecting to see what might look like a Farmers Market, commercial property, etc. Instead what I found was a private residence. There was a small white sign stating Sleeping Frogs Farm, however, we didn't drive in because we would be trespassing on somebody's personal property. I called them again, talked to someone who said the farmers market is in Tucson and things for you to do and see are at their Tucson location and not in Benson. So if you're looking to visit Sleeping Frogs Farm, please call them before driving out to their Cascabel Road location, and it will save you a LOT of driving in the wrong direction for nothing.

I really enjoyed trying the fresh chilis they grew and brought to the chili festival weekend at the…read morefarmers market. I got the Chimayo, Aleppo, Szegedi, corno di toro and pepperoncini and when I got home I did a fun sampling with my husband. We ate one raw and one lightly roasted for each variety which was so much fun to do and compare!

I love visiting Apple Annie's this time of year! Most are traveling to their last vacations and we…read moreare visiting Apple Annie's to pick up our green corn tamale fixings! Love looking at the fields with all the veggies growing, the monsoon weather is perfect. Thank you for all the workers that work hard for all this wonderful food!

Do not go during a week day, even the staff complains about working during the week. Almost…read moreeverything wasn't open or attended to. Upon arrival I had to ask about everything. I was just given the Gen Z. Stare... (Avery & Crystal) asked for bags and they pushed the stack towards the front of the counter. Not friendly or helpful. We gave them a small Jesus figure from the gift shop downstairs (since there was no one to help us checkout upstairs). They handed the figure to the kid and then accused us of theft...of a Jesus figure that we gave them to ring up. It's been very underwhelming and a horrible experience. Most of the fruit was bad too.

I made the trip out to Apple Annie's from Phoenix with fall dreams in mind. The weather wasn't the…read morebest having been super rainy but I was still able to make the best I could out of the trip. Once you walk up there's a few different stands offering popcorn, coffee and apple cider donuts. There's a lot an outdoor produce area and indoor shop which sells tons of jams, spices and more. Of course the main attraction is the rows of apple orchards. I came on a Sunday which unfortunately seemed like all of the apples had already been picked so I didn't actually end up with any apples but I did enjoy the orchards for nice photos and that fall feeling. I also really enjoyed my apple cider donuts and coffee so still very worth it.

Yesterday we drove from Tucson and were so excited to pick apples but the moment we arrived there…read moreabsolutely no warm welcome. The employees failed to greet us or give us instruction. Crystal and Avery were extremely rude. We did not know the culture or which way to go. My friend finally asked can we have a bag and they gave us no instruction. Someone else was kind enough and instructed us to grab the Apple pickers and where they were! Ive tried finding an excuse for these two employees but it wasn't even busy yesterday. The kids were the only reason I did not immediately leave!!! So freaking sad.

Found the Robbs Family Farm nuts at the Green Valley Farmers Market! We loved their Habanero…read morePistachios! Now we are almost out of our spicy habanero pistachios! I'm moving into a deep depression now.....