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Third-generation Santa Cruz farm growing Brussels sprouts, pumpkins, and seasonal produce with a u-pick pumpkin patch and farm stand.
Rodoni Farms is a third-generation family farm with over 300 acres in Santa Cruz County, tracing its roots to 1920 when Dante Rodoni began farming the region. The farm grows Brussels sprouts, leeks, artichokes, beets, peas, beans, strawberries, pumpkins, leafy greens, broccoli, avocados, lemons, limes, and more. Rodoni Farms operates a seasonal farm stand on Highway 1 carrying its own produce alongside flowers, locally made goods, and snacks. Each fall, the farm runs a u-pick pumpkin patch featuring multiple pumpkin varieties, a five-acre corn maze, hay bales, and school and daycare field trips. Wholesale pumpkins are also available. The farm supplies local restaurants and farmers markets throughout the Santa Cruz and Central Coast region. Learn more on their About Page.
Rodoni Farms has diversified its crops significantly over the past two decades, expanding from its original focus on Brussels sprouts to a wide range of vegetables, fruits, and specialty crops across more than 300 acres. The family has farmed the Santa Cruz coastline continuously since 1935, and the current generation carries forward methods that have evolved over nearly a century of working the same land. The farm sells directly to the public through its own farm stand and at local farmers markets, and supplies restaurants in the surrounding region.
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