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Seaside Herbs
Denis Potter, 668-5387 P.O. Box 1011, Blue Lake dap3@suddenlink.net Mixed vegetables, cherry tomatoes, basil, mint, blueberries, pumpkins, corn, corn maze 498-9837 1697 Henry Ln. McKinleyville rainfrogfarm@yahoo.com Mixed vegetables, heirloom tomatoes, popcorn, Armenian and Japanese cucumbers, tomatillos (CO)
Redwood Roots Farm
Janet Czarnecki, 826-0261 P.O. Box 793, Arcata Jacoby Creek Rd., Bayside janetcz@humboldt1.com www.redwoodrootsfarm.com Lettuces, herbs, mixed vegetabkles, root crops
Reed’s Bees
David Reed, 826-1744 911 Bayview St., Arcata Honey, beeswax
River Bees
Seth Rick, 722-4669 156 Ewan Ave. Shively onemorebee@yahoo.com Humboldt Gold Honey, bee pollen, beeswax
Rolling River Farm and Nursery
Marc Robbi and Corrina Cohen 530-627-0012 P.O. Box 332, Orleans www.rollingrivernursery.com Fresh fruit, flowers, fruit trees
Saechao Strawberries
Chan Yan Saechao, 745-3930 1665 Thelma St. Fortuna Strawberries; Farm stand on Eel River
Shakefork Community Farm and Grain Share Program
Kevin and Melanie Cunningham 498-3546, 7914 Hwy. 36 Carlotta shakeforkcommunityfarm@gmail.com Wheat, rye, oats, barley, buckwheat, corn, edible seeds, pastured chickens (CSA)
Small Fruits
Spencer Hill, 530-625-4042 P.O. Box 526, Hoopa Berries, melons, nectarines, miniature vegetables (CO)
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Rain Frog Farm
Marilyn Kelly, 822-8166 170 Garden Ln., Bayside Herbs, plants, free-range eggs
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Dan Southard, 822-4763, Trinidad potato.rock.nursery@gmail.com www.potato-rock.com Herbs and native ornamentals
Matt Myers and Erin Hamann 605-254-8568 2950 Janes Rd., Arcata eleigh@wapda.com salmonhousefarm@riseup.net Strawberries, root vegetables, greens, legumes, cucumbers, pumpkins, flowers, herbs (FS)
Potato Rock Nursery
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P.O. Box 93 Orleans piercefarm@toast.net Seasonal vegetables from arugula to zucchini, (CSA) pick-ups in Orleans and Arcata
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StarBrite Farm
Dezh Pagen, 530-629-3516 3003 Hwy. 96 Willow Creek Produce, farm tours, U-Pick.
Sun Green Farms
Linda and Jeffrey Vandyke 943-1780, P.O. Box 304, Miranda vandyke@asis.com Tomatoes, squash
Share a CSA* with your friends & co-workers!
Sunny Slope Farms
Harry and Jan Vaughn P.O. Box 589, Miranda jdvaughn@northcoast.com Assorted vegetables, prunes, apples, plums, berries, mushrooms, chestnuts, walnuts
Sweet Pea Gardens
Shelley Ruhlen, 499-3363 1205 Lincoln Ave., Arcata Herbs, herbal teas, flowers, shiso, shiso sprinkle (CO)
Tanoak Hill Farm
Patty Clary and Bill Verick 530-625-5153, P.O. Box 1447, Hoopa patty@tanoakhill.com White peaches, kiwi, plums, cherries, apples continued on next page
* CSA = Community Supported Agriculture
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•All organic fair-trade tea & “Signature Coffee.” • Local micro beers on tap & local wines available. • Winner of 2008 Humboldt Waste Management Authority’s Waste Reduction Award. WE ARE PAPERLESS. You may use our in-house WEAREMPERUSS. 1bu IM;)7weourln-howe ceramic cup.t, cups, bomlW borrow acup"")'IIUI'Cl#lBar a cup for your coffee or IR4' buy 0IIUmIc a repurposed mason jar “cup” for $1 ""Cl#lBfOtp. for coffee to go. a~_tar"cup·""'l
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