Certified organic urban farm offering a fruit-centered CSA, nursery plants, and specialty cut flowers.
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SoCal Double D Farm
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Family farm selling homemade jams, jellies, teas, seasonings, sourdough baked goods, and alpaca fiber products.
SoCal Double D Farm is a family-run farm in Calimesa, California, founded in 2018 by Mike and Julianne. The farm produces homemade jams, jellies, loose-leaf teas, seasonings, crackers, confections, and sourdough baked goods, alongside handmade alpaca fiber products from its small alpaca herd. An on-farm stand carries nursery plants, in-season chicken eggs, and pre-order bakery pickups. SoCal Double D Farm also hosts Field to Fork events and welcomes farm stays through Harvest Host and HipCamp. The business holds SHE Certified status, a women-owned business certification. Learn more on their About Page.
SoCal Double D Farm commits to organic growing practices and zero pesticide use on its plants. Products are made from ingredients grown in its own gardens and orchards, including fruit trees raised from seed. When the farm sources ingredients externally, it purchases from local organic farmers or selects shelf products that carry the USDA Organic seal, are non-GMO, and are ethically harvested. Some purchased ingredients are also certified Kosher.
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