Not pick your own! Friendly people and the apples were tasty, but we were disappointed that the…read more"apple picking" was from pre- picked boxes of apples.

So fun! We have little kids so it doesn't take much to satisfy them. There wasn't a whole lot going…read moreon, however they had a great selection of apples, a cute mini maze for the kids to have fun and there were plenty of people there to mingle with. The workers were very humble and kind, and I'm certain I recognized one of the owners from website photos. She said hello and asked me how we were enjoying ourselves. Very pleasant visit. We will come back again!

One of the few U-Pick apple orchards remaining in Tehachapi. Knaus Ranch brings back wonderful…read morechildhood memories of pick-your-own farms that dotted Kern County. Farm fresh apples are a treat. Don't expect those glossy grocery store apples here. But do expect superb flavor and juicy ripe apples! Do yourself a favor and buy a bag of the ugly ones (if they have them!). These are perfect for making apple-sauce, juicing, and pretty much anything that involves cooking! Depending on the season you may want to bring a light sweater. Tehachapi is the land of four seasons (in one day!) for a reason! Cash only. No facilities. No Pets.

Love the apples and baked goods. Apple turnovers, pies and other goodies and close to homeread more

Went Apple picking here a week ago or so. The trees were loaded with apples and the owners were…read moresuper friendly. They told us to feel free to taste test the apples from the trees. They also offered us free apple juice samples made right there with a juicer when we went to pay. Apples were reasonably priced and it was a fun way to spend a few hours. I will be making a couple apple pies with the apples I picked. They also sold lavender bouquets that smelled heavenly.

Rip off. Paid for 15 minutes of Easter Bunny photos and got about 40 seconds of time and 3 photos…read more Not as advertised.

This is a lovely country setting. My family and I walked in and felt sincerely welcomed within…read moretheir space. They sell great olive oils, honey, olives, and many other products that are quality based. But what captured us was their friendly demeanor. They were adding some finishing touches to a beautiful country style barn they just built that will be used for gatherings and weddings. The surrounding area is gorgeous, green, and full of life they even have some farm animals. This is a definite place to visit when in Tehachapi. One other plus was they had children there playing in their yard. The kids have a safe and super fun place to enjoy as the adults shop and take in the views. Love, love, love this cute family oriented place. You have to experience it to appreciate it.

I attended a farmers market in Cerritos, and Ha's had a booth here. I tried a sample of the Fuji…read moreapple and the purple pear. I ended up buying lots of both! They are fantastic! The pear was so flavorful, and the apple was crisp with a punch of wonderful taste. These are way better than anything you'd buy at a chain grocery store. Service was also great and friendly. You pay a bit more for these, but trust me when I say you get what you pay for. Top notch.

Ha's apples are the best, freshest apples ever. Something magical about buying from the actual…read moregrower. They grow in Kern County, Tahatchapi. They are fresh from the orchard. They taste so good. A world away from store bought apples. My favorite is sliced apples with almond butter, my go to healthy snack. Apples grown with care, love and passion just seem to taste better! They are friendly and full of great advise. They helped me pick the perfect apples for my pie. So many apple types to select from!! The advise was spot on and the pie turned out great. Great apples and great people. Go!!

This is a very good place to get up close and personal with many types of animals, both domestic…read morefarm animals and some exotic ones too. There are Bison, camels, zebra, and reindeer! There is a petting zoo, pony rides, pinic area and a play area for the kids. This is a very good place for the whole family to enjoy on the weekend. The Center is open to the public March thru Oct every Sat from 10 am to 4 pm. Highly recommended.

FYI: I just called 9/5/19 and was told they are renovating and closed until April 2020. They will…read morebe open on Saturdays from 10:00 until 4:00 or 4:30 (yikes I can't remember). Looking forward to going when they re-open!!!

Awesome and organic produce. They offer locat, seasonal produce as well as locally produced goat…read morecheese, free range beef, etc. I am so impressed by their dedication to organic and local produce. Definitely worth a visit. Laurie makes and sells homemade jams as well. Yummy!

Awesome place to get your fresh eggs. Prices are $4/dozen for chicken eggs and $6/dozen for duck…read moreand turkey eggs. Just pull in the driveway, go to the refrigerator, grab the eggs you want, and put your cash in the little box.

Open 24 hours. Just pick up your eggs and leave the payment -- honor system. Let's support them.read more

Wow! The meat is flavorful and tender. I made my first batch of grass fed bone broth and it was…read moreoff the hook! This is also the most affordable grass fed and grass finished beef I've found! I'm waiting for my second shipment and I can't wait!

These guys are the real deal. Located in Tehachapi CA, J & J are sellers of grass-fed, free range,…read moreCA happy cow beef. I've seen them at the Culver City farmer's market more than once, but I bought from them for the first time last Tuesday. Usually I get priced out of buying grass-fed beef, but this time I decided to at least see what they were offering. I was frank about my lack of funds (but my desire for beef) and the guy manning the booth gave me some fantastic suggestions. I wanted steak, and steak I got...for $7 a pound! Sure, it wasn't a prime cut (it was from just behind the shoulder where the ribs end) but it was tender and flavorful, just as he said it would be. I found the cut to be more gamey than, say, a grass-fed sirloin (obviously), but I really enjoyed the flavor simply pan sauteed with a little garlic and rosemary. Gamey or not, at $7 a pound, it was a damn good deal! I was able to trim one a bone off the edge before cooking so that my dog Izzy could have it, and if she could talk, she would agree that it was delicious! J & J is bringing good, local, sustainable beef to customers here in LA, and that's awesome. They know their product and can help you choose the cut that's best for you, even if you have no knowledge of cow anatomy (and which parts that are best to eat.) They're friendly, accommodating guys, and I enjoyed my entire experience with them, from purchase to pan. I missed the market this week, but I'm holding out on buying beef until I can see them again. When you find a good farmer, growing and selling animals in an ethical, humane way, you just want to support them. When they're as nice as these guys are, it's a total no-brainer. For a list of their farmers market stops in LA, check out this link: http://www.jandjgrassfedbeef.com/farmersmarkets.php Happy eating!