Produce that inspires… knowledge.

Our passion for produce and drive to share knowledge across the chain is one of our biggest differentiators at Earl’s Organics.

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QUEEN OF THE COAST AVOCADOS

Family-owned Vista Punta Gorda “Queen of the Coast” premium California organic avocados are regeneratively grown for exceptional flavor and consistency that keeps customers coming back. We can look forward to their avocados through the end of September and into early October.

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FARM TOUR MAYWOOD FIG FARM

Bob Steinacher has been growing Figs at Maywood Farm since the late 80’s. With financial support of his family, Bob left his home in the Bay Area to set out and be a farmer. Land was affordable in Corning and the local farm advisor board was looking for someone to come in and grow figs. So, figs it was! 

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VISTA PUNTA GORDA

Meet the grower! Family-owned Vista Punta Gorda grows organic avocados and lemons on their farm in Ventura, CA overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Their farming philosophy centers on regenerative, organic practices, that prioritize soil health, biodiversity, and long-term sustainability over quick fixes.

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WILD RIVER FRUIT

Wild River is a 3rd generation farm founded by the Noland Family, they farm on 400 acres in the flood plain of the Yuba River and Feather Rivers, which flow from the Sierras into the Sacramento Valley. Every 10 years the water overflows into their farm, which helps to continuously build extremely fertile soil for growing Kiwis.

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ARROYO GRANDE BERRY FARM

Maria Iniquez never imagined she would change her career from cosmetologist to farmer. In 2016 Maria took over Arroyo Grande Farm after her brother passed away, with no experience farming and no one to teach her. Arroyo Grande is now harvesting sweet raspberries.

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