Good Humus Produce

02/13/2026

Support local! Find out flowers ( tulips) at the davis and sac coop this weekend, and the davis market tomorrow! ❌❤️❌❤️

02/13/2026

So proud of Annie Main for her hard work and dedication!

The farmer, who has been running her family farm for 50 years, stepped out of her comfort zone to take her concerns to the county board.

01/29/2026

01/29/2026

Spring is coming to the farm!

01/13/2026

Happy 2026, Beet you at the farmers market 🫜

05/30/2025

We have been hard at work this week picking and packing our apricots! We have a beautiful and plentiful crop! Wahoo! Find them at and tomorrow at the .farmers.market

02/27/2025

spring has popped in the orchards. Got us thinking about summer days eating lots of peaches. 🍑

09/19/2024

We will be at the Hoes Down Harvest Festival, we hope to see you there!!

👩‍🌾 Get your tickets! The 33rd Annual Hoes Down Harvest Festival is coming up on October 5, 2024

Join us for a weekend dedicated to celebrating agricultural and sustainable rural living through inspiration and education. Proceeds benefit local and statewide organizations working on projects that support sustainable agriculture and rural communities.

Learn more and grab your tickets at: https://www.eco-farm.org/hoes-down

02/25/2024

Come and join us in Rumsey for the !

06/20/2023

~HELP US PROTECT OUR GROUNDWATER~

sign our petition to have your voice heard, and reach out if you have had to lower or drill a new well in the Hungry Hollow

To our neighbors and friends, As some of you may know, we are trying to put a halt to new wells being drilled on historically non irrigated land. This last winter’s abundant rainfall has given us a false sense of security that the water crisis is over. The groundwater recharge from this year’s extraordinarily wet winter, was a small fraction of the groundwater lost by the over-pumping of wells to water the thousands of acres that have been planted to perennial orchards or vineyards in the last 10 years. As local landowners and residents, we protest this situation. Until there is conclusive data to substantiate the decision that a new well will not affect the productions and function of existing wells nearby, it is the responsibility of the Yolo County Environmental Health Services and the Yolo County Board of Directors, to put a pause on all new well permitting until there is absolute knowledge of its effect. We would like to see action taken that will stop historically non-irrigated land from being converted into perennial orchards; this continued practice will prevent sustainable groundwater usage for the community and for Yolo County as a whole. If you would like to support this action to let the governing powers of Yolo County understand our concerns, please sign your name below. Thank you!

Stop Drilling New Wells on Historic Non-Irrigated land of Yolo County

04/03/2023

Finally our Feb 1st planting is producing!! With the rain and cold weather even our radishes have taken a full 60 days to mature. Feels so great to be seeing these little guys coming in!!!