Best Crop Grower Oceanside Near Me

4worldlovers: Oceanside’s bipoc and womxn-led nonprofit urban farm. We grow food ethically and sustainably emphasizing healthy communities and ecosystems. We prioritize care for our Oceanside neighborhoods and provide a safe, green space for our community. Through food equity work, youth programming, and commitment to the community where we are based, we seek to help nurture, heal, and improve the quality of life of those around us.

Volunteer opportunities throughout the week for all ages, abilities, and backgrounds. Meet new folks, get outdoors, learn how to grow food, and a be a part of cultivating joy, healing, and learning in this space.

Oportunidades de voluntariado durante toda la semana para todas las edades, habilidades y antecedentes. Conozca gente nueva, obtenga terapia de suelo, aprenda a cultivar alimentos y sea parte de cultivar la alegría, la curación y el aprendizaje en este espacio.

Nourish yourself and your family with pesticide-free produce, grown with love and care for the soil and our community.

Nútrete a ti y a tu familia con vegetables sin pesticidas, cultivados con amor y cuidado por la tierra y nuestra comunidad.

4worldlovers: For 85 years, Yasukochi Family Farms has been supporting communities throughout southern California by providing sustainable and healthy farm-to-table produce. Farming is more than just our livelihood; it is a way of life for the Yasukochi family. We are deeply passionate about giving back to our community and doing more than our fair share to build up those around us.

Whether you visit us at a farmers market or have our harvest delivered to you, our fruits, vegetables, jams and more come directly from our family to yours. When you want perfectly ripe and deliciously healthy food for your family, you want Yasukochi Family Farms.

— With the CSA delivery program, our produce stays true to the phrase farm-to-table —

4worldlovers:
Meet Leonardo Aguila, a farmer and U.S. Navy veteran who grows avocados, dragon fruit, and cherimoyas on his six-acre orchard in Fallbrook, California. Leonardo has worked with USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service to improve irrigation and conserve water across his operation.