Farms Near Etna, CA

Etna

Etna

Etna

Etna

I raise heritage Belted Galloways.

Etna

Crown H Cattle Company raises Belted Galloway heritage cattle naturally on the Hanna family's ranch in Etna, in far northern California — they even grow their own hay. The beef is humanely processed and dry-aged locally for 14 to 20 days, then shipped monthly in insulated boxes, with delivery to the Bay Area and free local delivery.

Etna

At Crown H Cattle Company, the Hanna family raises Belted Galloway heritage cattle on their ranch in Etna, California, growing their own hay and finishing the cattle naturally on the ranch. Belties are a heritage breed prized for temperament and foraging ability, and the resulting beef — dry-aged 14 to 20 days and humanely processed locally — ships monthly in insulated dry-ice boxes, with Bay Area delivery and free local delivery.

Etna

Fort Jones

California Heritage Farms' Harris U-Pick Berry Patch and Pumpkin Farm is on Eastside Road in Fort Jones, in the Scott Valley of Siskiyou County near the Oregon border. The listing points to u-pick berries and a fall pumpkin patch. No further confirmed details on berry varieties, hours, or pumpkin patch activities.

Fort Jones

We are a hay farm in Northern California. We also sell our hay online for small animals such as rabbits

Fort Jones

OUR STORY Our journey began in 1970 when our grandfather purchased StarWalker Farm. Soon after, Bruce & Lisa Walker, embraced the farming lifestyle and took over the reins. In the 1980s, they became pioneers in the organic movement, earning certification from CCOF and setting a solid foundation for our farm's enduring dedication to organic agriculture. Their oldest son, Jason Walker, and his wife Kristina decided to move back to their hometown in 2012 to continue the family tradition and expand

Fort Jones

Marble Mountain Meats raises Akaushi beef cattle in Scott Valley near Fort Jones, in Siskiyou County below the Marble Mountains. The pasture-raised herd is fed non-GMO feed with no sub-therapeutic antibiotics or hormones, and the farm sells steaks, roasts, and picanha directly online and by the whole or half beef, raised using Temple Grandin's low-stress handling methods.

This certified farmers market runs on South Main Street in Yreka, drawing growers from Siskiyou County to sell fresh produce, fruit, baked goods and local crafts. It operates seasonally, spring through fall, and has built a following on Facebook with over 1,500 locals who track weekly vendor lineups. Hours vary by source, so calling ahead before a trip is worthwhile.

Yreka

Siskiyou Farm Co. works as a connector for small farm and food businesses around Yreka, offering training, consulting, and market access rather than growing crops itself. Producers in its network include a bakery selling artisanal bread and pastries, a soap and honey maker, and a small-batch wellness goods company. The group operates out of downtown Yreka and focuses on keeping Siskiyou County's small food producers in business.

Grenada

Hunter Orchards bills itself as the northernmost original U-pick pumpkin patch in California, tucked into Siskiyou County near the Oregon line. Beyond the pumpkin fields there's a hay maze for kids, apples and pears ready for picking, and homemade cider and jam sold at the stand. The patch opens every day in October, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and admission is free.

Somes Bar

Marble Mountain Ranch is a 65-acre dude ranch inside the Klamath National Forest that built its reputation on combining horseback riding with whitewater rafting — what they call a 'saddle/paddle' trip. Guests also get arena games, kayaking, fly fishing, sporting clays, and jet boat tours during the May-through-October season, with a one-night minimum and room for up to 24 guests. TripAdvisor ranks it the top specialty lodging in Somes Bar off more than 200 reviews.