Farms Near Sonoita, AZ

Vera Earl Premium Beef has raised cattle in the Sonoita Valley since 1968, crossing Hereford and Black Angus into their own Black Baldie herd. The beef is grass-raised, grain-finished on locally sourced feed, dry-aged 21 days, and grades choice or prime -- all without antibiotics or added hormones. The ranch shop at 3282 Hwy 82 is open Monday through Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday noon-4pm.

Sonoita

Sonoita

Dos Cabezas WineWorks has been making wine in Arizona since 1995, among the state's oldest wineries, and moved to its current tasting room on Highway 82 in Sonoita in 2006. The Bostocks run the operation, producing several thousand cases a year from Arizona-grown grapes. Call (520) 455-5141 or check doscabezas.com before visiting — tasting room hours vary by season.

Sonoita

Sonoita

Sonoita sits in Arizona's high-desert wine country, at roughly 5,000 feet elevation, where grapevines and cattle ranches outnumber row crops. No verified details turned up online for Harris Heritage Growers beyond its listing at this Sonoita Highway address.

Sonoita

Rune Wines runs Arizona's only off-grid, solar-powered winery and tasting room, on Highway 82 in Sonoita. Winemaker James Callahan works with Rhône varietals and wild yeast fermentation, sourcing grapes from vineyards around the state rather than a single estate block. The list runs from Viognier and Chardonnay to Grenache and two styles of Syrah, poured outdoors under a shade canopy when weather allows.

Patagonia

Borderlands Nursery & Seed grows pollinator-safe, chemical-free native plants and seed on 60 acres in Patagonia, working across more than 400 native species collected from southeastern Arizona's borderlands. The nursery supplies home gardeners as well as federal agencies and habitat-restoration crews, and runs seed production fields alongside six growing structures. Reach them at 520-216-4148 or [email protected].

Gathering Sonora is a family-run homestead in Sahuarita, founded in 2020, that turns Sonoran Desert herbs into small-batch tinctures and skincare — oregano, lavender, rosemary, lemon balm, and peppermint pressed into salves and drops. Surplus eggs and produce round out the offerings when the season allows. Find their table at the Foothills Community Market and at Tucson Meet Yourself, selling alongside other backyard growers rather than through a storefront.

Green Valley

Heirloom Farmers Markets is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that operates five farmers markets in Southern Arizona. Our mission is to connect, educate, and empower our community to create a vibrant food system that supports local food producers and proprietors. Since our inception in 1998, we have been dedicated to promoting local food, supporting local farmers and producers, and building a resilient food system. Our farmers markets have grown to serve as a premier marketplace for over 30 pa

Green Valley

Green Valley Village Farmers & Artisans Market calls itself the area's oldest and largest, running Wednesdays year-round — 8 a.m. to noon in summer, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. the rest of the year. More than 100 vendors sell produce, artisan goods, and jewelry in the Green Valley Village Shopping Center off I-19's Esperanza exit. Heirloom Farmers Markets, a Tucson nonprofit, runs it along with several other Southern Arizona markets.

Sierra Vista

Thunderbird Apiaries has kept bees in the high desert around Sierra Vista since 1970, with the same beekeeper drawing on more than 55 years of experience across Arizona and Idaho. The operation sells raw Sonoran Desert honey, pollen, and beeswax, and offers live bee removal and pollination services for the surrounding ranches and orchards.

Sahuarita

Rancho Sahuarita runs this evening market at its Clubhouse on the third Friday of the month, year-round, from 5:30 to 8:30pm. Roughly 20 to 30 vendors set up alongside a food truck, with live music and activities for kids. The community partners with Food In Root, a Tucson-area farmers market operator, to run it.

Sierra Vista

Valley View's Highway 92 lot brings farm-fresh Christmas trees to Sierra Vista each holiday season - Noble, Douglas, Grand, and Nordmann fir, cut and trucked down from Pacific Northwest growers. The lot also carries wreaths, garland, stands, and offers flocking services.

Sierra Vista

Free admission and pumpkins picked straight off the lot define this Sierra Vista stop on Highway AZ-92, part of the Arizona Pumpkin Patch chain that runs seasonal patches across the state. Open seven days a week each fall, the lot also sells corn stalks and hay bales, then pivots to Christmas trees and fireworks once pumpkin season ends. Google reviewers rate it 5.0 stars.

Tubac

Agua Linda Farm has grown organic vegetables on 63 acres in Amado since 2001, when the Loew family started the operation along the Santa Cruz River. Visitors can walk the you-pick vegetable patch or the seasonal pumpkin patch, and the farm now hosts weddings and food festivals alongside its rows of crops.

Benson

Top Knot Farms was founded by two brothers native to Tucson, AZ. We began experimenting with urban farming in our own backyards, eventually starting to grow poultry for both meat and eggs for our own tables, looking to eat the best fresh chickens and game birds. As we found success raising quality meat, the project became a buisness and began to supply local restaraunts. We outgrew our backyards, founded a farm in Benson, AZ, and have been providing fresh, pasture raised poultry to Arizona since

Buzz Bee Honey & Pecan Company sells honey and pecans out of Arizona, per its name. We couldn't verify their location, harvest practices, or contact details online — this listing will update once confirmed directly with the producer.