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1. Denio's Farmers Market & Swap Meet - Roseville
· 5160 reviews
1551 Vineyard Rd, Roseville, CA 95678
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Jacks Correa: Dolls and legos
DavidC EG: Denios is great place.Actually visited TMC today.
Bambi Prettyweasel: Pretty darn good flea market. Lot's of cooky vendors and lot's of wierd stuff to browse.
khalid azim: Good place for vacation and buying by walking and perfect management
Spiffy: There's a lot of things to see and do here. Come on a weekend for sure. Wide selection of goods and services offered here.
shelby hazen: Life long tradition to go at least one a month
Susie Lopez: Love Denio's!
william head: Wonderful place to go and shop
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2. Associa Northern California
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· 70 reviews
925 Highland Pointe Dr #180, Roseville, CA 95678
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3. Placergrown Farmers' Market, Fountains at Roseville - Roseville
· 33 reviews
1013 Galleria Blvd, Roseville, CA 95678
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Linda Wilson: Wonderful experience every time every Tuesday at 8:30 Delicious vegetables and fruits people are awesome
Cindy Greer: I love all the fresh organic produce from local farmers. There is a lady that makes awesome vegan Tomales....get some if your there they are yummy. Our favorite is Hillview farms from lincoln...they are the best folks.
Leif Sorensen: Great Farmers Market on Tuesdays in Roseville
kimi k.: It's only open on Tuesday,8:30Am-1pm. Used Formerly the Roseville Fountain Farmer's Market. Probably management change it. good location Plenty of parking space. have a lot of other businesses, whole foods too.
John Berchielli: Excellent quality produce and meats as well as artisan crafted foods to enjoy while supporting local businesses
william head: This was our first time there and I think we bought one of everything wonderful people wonderful food
David Nagy: Decent little farmer's market.
Saundra: We found fresh strawberries, root vegetables, blackberries, raspberries, and delicious roti with various hummus options.
Todd Parker MA, MS: Great fresh organic local produce, bakeries, honey, and other goods - highly recommend this market!
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4. No Paddle Farms, Small Animal Auction
· 22 reviews
1401 Church St, Roseville, CA 95678
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5. Placer County Farm Bureau
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10120 Ophir Rd, Newcastle, CA 95658
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The Placer County Farm Bureau is a 501 (c) 5 non-profit corporation that was established in 1912 to find solutions for ” …the farm, the farm home, and the rural community.”
Today, over 100 years later, the Placer County Farm Bureau is still serving as the voice of local agriculture, by championing the industry’s success through education, outreach, and political action.
There are over 1,200 farms and ranches in Placer County today. The total gross value for Placer County’s agricultural products in 2020 was $ 90,710,116. This represents and increase of 4% above 2019’s value of $86,707,959, and Placer County’s highest value ever reported. The top five agricultural crops in Placer County were:
Numerous other popular and specialty crops are produced in the county, including wine grapes, mandarins, produce and honey bees (apiary). Our rolling-hill landscape and semi-arid climate lend themselves to small-scale niche market production including a growing wine and brewery market. Our agriculturally beneficial environment enables our local farmers’ market system managed by PlacerGROWN to be very active and popular throughout the county.
The Placer County Farm Bureau is a 501 (c) 5 non-profit corporation that was established in 1912 to find solutions for ” …the farm, the farm home, and the rural community.”
Today, over 100 years later, the Placer County Farm Bureau is still serving as the voice of local agriculture, by championing the industry’s success through education, outreach, and political action.
There are over 1,200 farms and ranches in Placer County today. The total gross value for Placer County’s agricultural products in 2020 was $ 90,710,116. This represents and increase of 4% above 2019’s value of $86,707,959, and Placer County’s highest value ever reported. The top five agricultural crops in Placer County were:
Numerous other popular and specialty crops are produced in the county, including wine grapes, mandarins, produce and honey bees (apiary). Our rolling-hill landscape and semi-arid climate lend themselves to small-scale niche market production including a growing wine and brewery market. Our agriculturally beneficial environment enables our local farmers’ market system managed by PlacerGROWN to be very active and popular throughout the county.
