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THIS WEEK’S FRUIT: Navel Oranges Twin Girls Farm, Yettem, CA California Navel Oranges are considered to be the best Navels for eating out of hand. They have a thick skin that is easy to peel, are seedless and have a…
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Fruit & News of the Week: December 19th
Posted in Newsletter Tagged with: apple, California Certified Organic Farmers, CCOF, certifications, chichi farm, clementine mandarin, compost operation, cuyama farm, fuji, gardens, green house, Hamilton Growers, Hayward, ingredients, inspector, kitchen, Kiwi, labels, Navel, Off-Farm-Input-Report, OFIR, olsen organics, orange, organic seeds, packing shed, Pink Lady, Pomegranate, temperatures, turning logs, Twin Girls Farm, USDA, Winter Fruit
Farm Focus: Olive Harvest Season is Approaching!
Olive harvest season is approaching and we are very happy to announce it looks like it is going to be our largest crop ever! During the 2015 season, we were able to press 800 gallons of oil from the harvest.…
Fruit & News of the Week: August 15th
THIS WEEK’S FRUIT: Cal Red Peach Frog Hollow Farm, Brentwood, CA The beloved Cal Red is in a class by itself and is the “Oh my God” peach! A relatively new variety and a California native, the Cal Red was bred…
Posted in Newsletter, Uncategorized Tagged with: 3000 pounds, Apples, Asian Pears, August Red, autumn flame, basil, Cal Red, cold storage, conserve, crimson royale, cucumbers, dried fruit, eggplant, emerald beauts, Flavor Heart, Flavor King, freezing, garden, Grapes, gravensteins, harvest, heirlooms, hosui, ketchup, kitchen, nectarine, orchard, pallets, peach, Peppers, pesto, pink pearls, Pluot, pomegranate jelly, roasted, sandwich, sauce, shinko, shinseki, soup, squash, summerset, tomato conserva, tomatoes, varieties, zucchini
Fruit and News of the Week: May 9th
THIS WEEK’S FRUIT: Apache Apricots or Kettleman Apricots Frog Hollow Farm, Brentwood, CA The Apache is one of the newest varieties of apricots introduced to growers and was developed by the USDA Agricultural Research Service. It’s early off the tree but doesn’t…
Posted in Newsletter Tagged with: apricots, crisps, dried fruit, drying trays, free irrigation, gales, kitchen, rain, shade cloth, sun, tartlets, warm
