Everyone knows artichokes are a fresh, healthy way to elevate a meal. They’re incredibly delicious and bring something special to the table. While they’ve traditionally been saved for moments when there’s extra time to cook, today’s …
Deciding what to do for Valentine’s Day dinner comes with a ton of pressure. The reservations. The prix fixe menus. The clock-watching. Suddenly, what’s supposed to be a romantic night with your BAE becomes a logistical …
The holidays have a way of sneaking up on us—suddenly, you’re juggling menus, last-minute shopping, and a house full of hungry guests. Between the cooking, cleaning, and coordinating, it’s easy to lose sight of what makes …
Reflecting on an incredible few days at the International Fresh Produce Association’s Global Produce & Floral Show (IFPA), our team came away energized by the conversations, insights, and excitement shared across the industry. At the booth, we …
As farmers, we don’t try to bend the will of the land or reshape its natural slopes, grades, twists, and turns. Our role is to work in harmony with the terrain to grow the most wholesome …
Aaahhh purple. The color of royalty. Of nobility, power and ambition. And also the color of our highly sought-after, relatively rare and always seasonal purple artichokes. These beauties are coveted by retailers, foodservice operators and consumers …
Ocean Mist Farms Frost-Kissed® artichokes are truly a specialty item and the very definition of ‘don’t judge a book by its cover.’ Created naturally after enduring a frost – which occurs when the temperature drops to …
Little offers a more obvious opportunity for a clean slate than the flip of a calendar page into a fresh, shiny new year. The chance to reflect on the past while contemplating the future simultaneously. In …
Anyone in the agriculture industry – at least around these parts between the Salinas Valley in Northern California down to Oxnard and the Coachella Valley in Southern CA, and over into Yuma, AZ – know exactly …
I can smell it. As I’m driving down highway 1, heading south through Moss Landing and into Castroville, there is it. That smell. The same smell that wafts through the fertile Salinas Valley with ag fields …
