Table Bluff Farm, Loleta

About Table Bluff Farm

Table Bluff Farm in Loleta is a regenerative farm where visitors participate in a community-supported agriculture program, receiving weekly shares of locally grown vegetables including carrots, beets, cucumbers, strawberries, tomatoes, lettuce, leafy greens, broccoli, and peas. The farm operates using permaculture principles, no-till management, rotational grazing of pigs and chickens, and organic integrated pest management. Visitors can observe pollinator and wildlife habitats within hedgerows and learn about cover cropping and soil conservation practices. The farm also operates the Fortuna Pumpkin Patch, where visitors select from a large variety of pumpkins in different sizes and colors for carving, eating, or decorating, and interact with piglets and goats. Teachers of preschool through fifth grade students can arrange farm visits for their classes. CSA members can arrange to pick up weekly shares at the farm or in Eureka, or request doorstep delivery to their homes in Loleta and surrounding areas.