

USDA Certified Organic wine vinegars made using the French Orleans barrel-aging process.

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Certified organic farm stand and nursery growing produce, eggs, honey, table grapes, and herbs in Galt, CA.
Apple Creek Vineyard Farm & Nursery is a family-owned, certified organic farm in Galt, California. It grows a wide range of fruits and vegetables, including table grapes, stone fruits, cucumbers, tomatoes, kale, and collard greens, alongside herbs, honey, and chicken eggs. The farm also produces house-made goods such as country jams and jellies, pickled goods, grape raisins, and spice blends including Cajun and steak seasonings. A seasonal farm stand is open to the public on Saturdays. The farm also operates a nursery offering grape vine cuttings, fruit trees, and ornamental grasses, with plants available for local pick-up. Apple Creek Vineyard Farm supplies local restaurants and stores through a farm-to-table program and accepts SNAP/EBT payments at its farm stand. Learn more on their About Page.
Apple Creek Vineyard Farm & Nursery describes itself as a certified organic farm. Its fields and flocks are tended without sprays, pesticides, antibiotics, or hormones. The nursery propagates grape vine cuttings by cloning them in organic soil. The farm's stated mission centers on sustainable farming practices that prioritize system health alongside productivity, embracing science, innovation, and technology. It aims to supply local schools, restaurants, farmers markets, and individuals, and offers educational seminars, tours, and internships focused on sustainable farming.
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