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Welcome Winter 2023

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Hungry Hollow Happenings: January 2024

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Hungry Hollow Happenings: November 2023

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Durst Organic Growers
26100 County Road 16,
Esparto, CA, 95627,
United States
530 - 787 - 3390
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(Sun)golds at the end of the rainbow this morning! 🌞 🌈 🍅 This hint of rain we’re getting today is a very welcome change of weather, and made for a beautiful sunrise to boot! We’re anticipating our tomato season to continue through Oc
We planted six successions of cherry tomatoes this year. Our last planting is ripe and ready for the picking! It should carry us into October, so we should have cherry tomatoes available for another 3 weeks or so. If you haven’t had your tomato
Watermelon season is winding down! Can you believe it? We’re working on harvesting our last planting this week, which means this might be the last week of watermelon! 🍉 🍉🍉 Local watermelon enthusiasts are welcome to come by the farm to pick

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