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1. California Farm Bureau - Sacramento
· 16 reviews
2600 River Plaza Dr, Sacramento, CA 95833
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David Drake: A terrific venue for meetings
Melissa Fitzsimmons: Great place
Erin Healy: We use their meeting room. Food is pretty good.
Rebecca Johnson: Always the best salads and the best food. The chef always has three entrees to choose from. New work lunch place.
Jordan Johnson: Love CFBF
A Canon: They are doing a great service for California agriculture.
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2. Placer County Farm Bureau
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· 1 reviews
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.
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3. Placer ARC - Roseville
· 5 reviews
522 Vernon St, Roseville, CA 95678
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4. Soil Born Farms Urban Agriculture & Education Project - Sacramento County
· 63 reviews
American River Ranch, 2140 Chase Dr, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670
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Natalie Ryland: Soil Born Farms was such a lovely way to spend a summer Saturday morning with the family. Open to the public every Saturday until 12:30 pm. Fresh flowers and produce are available to purchase. Garden paths are open for you to roam. There are little play places for kids to enjoy like a mud kitchen, bee playground, and fairy garden. They have a little cafe for brunch and coffee. We were lucky enough to even find live music!
Kaz Kaos: Educational, great people, great prices. Friendly staff and alot of public activities
Alicia Fuller: This farm has really grown over the decades. Great produce and artisan good, awesome volunteer opportunities, and wonderful space to be in nature in an urban environment.
Nancy: Best kept secret. Great location for runners, walkers and cyclists on the bike trail. It less than 1/2 mile from the bike trail.Excellent pastries and best coffee ever.
M J McPherson: Very interesting place! Schools grow crops and then use in their cafeterias. Some produce is also for sale.
Julia Landreth: Their soups are delicious!
Elizabeth Hatch Finch: Biggest tomato I have ever seen. Delicious summer delight.
Salma: Amazing educational farm with tons of activities for all members of the family!
TallieCat Wood-Miller: Love having Urban Gardens so close to home.
Sue: Great music under the trees with a cool breeze!! Chillin....good for the soul ❤️
Albert: Beautiful setting in the City of Rancho Cordova right next to the river. An experience to see people working on the farm as well as so many opportunities to learn. I joined a bird watching walk that went around the property and learned about the local birds, plants and the farm. While you're there be sure to check out the restored creek.
Nick Mac: Staff were amazing! We took students from our high school and they even enjoyed it!
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5. California Department of Food & Agriculture - Sacramento
· 16 reviews
2800 Gateway Oaks Dr, Sacramento, CA 95833
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Justin: It was an enjoyable experience. Found out about this place after searching for food on Google. Not a huge selection, but the appetizers were great!
Anthony Shockley: First time there nice building. Security andManagement staff was great
kyle young: Dedicated to helping Californias agriculture.
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6. 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
