Produce Farms near Petaluma, CA

Sebastopol

Duckworth Family Farm grows organic u-pick blueberries on Canfield Road in Sebastopol, California, in the cool coastal hills of Sonoma County, apple and berry country long before it became wine country.

San Rafael

The Sunday Marin Farmers' Market at the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Marin County Civic Center is the third-largest weekly farmers market in California, with over 150 year-round vendors every Sunday from 8 AM to 1 PM, rain or shine. Shoppers find organic produce, grass-fed meats, 32+ varieties of cheese, baked goods, and hot food from diverse cultures; the Agricultural Institute of Marin accepts CalFresh EBT, Market Match, and WIC, and the market is reachable by car, SMART train, or bike trail.

Let's Go Farm, established 2011 on Wallace Road in Santa Rosa, California, is a small Real Organic Project-certified farm working in reciprocal relationship with the land and the people who eat its food. Farmer Joey sells certified mixed vegetables and flowers direct through a CSA and harvest-to-order program, with an on-farm store open by appointment May through October.

Sebastopol

Sebastopol

Valley Ford

Tierra Vegetables grows and sells Sonoma County produce from a farmstand in Windsor, with an on-site kitchen turning the day's harvest into ready-made meals, herbs, and pantry staples. The stand runs Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., year-round. CSA questions go straight to the farm by email.

Santa Rosa

Sebastopol

Healdsburg

Love Farms Organic Produce grows produce under organic methods in Healdsburg, in Sonoma County's Russian River farming corridor, better known regionally for wine grapes than vegetables. No website or listing confirms specific crops or a farm stand schedule.

Fairfield

Main produce is strawberries. In season, we have more berries and veggies such as onion, garlic, broccoli, and tomatoes.

Fairfield

Larry's Produce stocks a roadside stand in the Suisun Valley with fruit and vegetables grown nearby, open every day but Wednesday from June through December. Locals call it one of the valley's biggest produce stops, with hours running 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The stand reopens each spring; check the farm's Facebook page for the exact date the season starts.

Fairfield

Larry's Produce has run a Suisun Valley farm stand since owners Larry and Lisa Balestra opened it with a simple goal: sell the basics people actually need. The stand grows a range of fruit and vegetables locally and fills gaps with produce from the San Francisco terminal market, open daily except Wednesdays, mid-June through the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. Call 707-864-8068.