June at the Market... Apricots, Peaches, Plums and Nectarines

Summer heat brings out the best in seasonal stone fruit. With the exception of Cherries.  June is the month that we see a wide variety of stone fruit arriving in the market.   Apricots, Peaches, Plums, Nectarines and Pluots. The challenge with stone fruit-is to find fruit that is ripening at the proper time, and for that reason your local growers at the Encino Farmers market are best because the fruit is often picked with more regard to how their customers like it.  G Farms will have almost 10

August at the Market

It’s August and the market is bursting with sweet summer fruits.  Yummy peaches, nectarines, plums, plutos and grapes are all at their best now. Melons seem to be extra sweet this year, especially watermelons.  Surprisingly watermelons are one of those crops that are less water-intensive to grow, they originated in West Africa so they are used to hot dry weather.  Loaded with vitamin A & C they also have a good amount of iron and calcium.  Underwood Farm is well-known for their melon varieties

Encino Farmers Market - Approved by City to open in April

Encino Farmers Market Open - Please visit 3/29 and shop for fresh produce in the fresh air

We're open! Encino Farmers Market will be open Sundays 8am to 1pm

Fall Boutique at the Encino Farmers Market - Sun Oct 20th

Blood Drive Sunday July 7, 2019

Encino Farmers Market open every Sunday!