Markets

Much has been learned about the importance of fresh produce in our diets and its importance in connecting us to our community and land. We at Petit Teton have taken to heart what we have learned and have created a farm in Mendocino County. We grow fruits and vegetables and make jams, jellies, pickles, chutneys, sauces and soups in our farm's commercial kitchen from produce grown by us. We also offer eggs from our pasture raised chickens and pork from our pigs.

Farmers' Markets

For many years now we've sold our produce at farmers' markets. Currently you'll find us at:

Farm Visits

Visitors to the farm are always welcome. We have an open sign at the top of our drive that is generally accurate, and a main gate that will be standing open. Visitors are welcome to explore the farm, and we're happy to give tours when we have time. There is a lot to see between the yaks, chickens, pigs, rows and rows of vegetables, fruit trees, and fish. When you are done, stop by the commercial kitchen and check out the freshly harvested produce, meat, and canned goodies for sale.

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)

Between 2009 and 2013 we delivered a box of fresh seasonal produce and eggs to members of our CSA in our two communities, the Richmond District of San Francisco and the Anderson Valley. We currently do not anticipate starting up the CSA again, although we do still offer an informal CSA in the Anderson Valley.

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