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Dan shows us strawberries that you will not find in your standard supermarket, but only at indpendent produce stores and farmers markets. The flavor is unreal!

Ross The Produce Boss joins Dan The Produce Man for a brief summary of Organinc Produce Summit 2024 with a hilarious interruption from Securtiy

It may be shriveled a bit, dehydrated, but man is it juicy and tasty inside!

It may be shriveled a bit, dehydrated, but man is it juicy and tasty inside!

Ripe and underripe figs

Guid and Dan go over Ripness

The summer season is the best time for local corn!

Dan and Guido cover Heirloom Tomatoes to kick off the summer tomato season!

Live from Monterey Califonia Amanda Sains tells us about new products from Joolies Dates.

Commercial Fig varieties

It's fig season. In part 1 Guido and dan go over the two seasons within the season

Dan having fun with kids in the market

Fav beans are great, but did you know that the leaves and blossoms of ther plant are just as tasty?

Bil Goldfield Shows Dan some "Hot" Organic and fair Trade Items from The Dole Food Co.

This week on Fresh from The Field Fridays from The Produce Industry Podcast, Dan The Produce Man is joined by Adam Sanders, a former political asylum and youth attorney, and the owner/operator of Copola Organics. Sanders shares poignant stories of the struggles and triumphs of indigenous farmers from Southern Mexico. From kidnappings, village burnings, sniper shootings targeting schools, wage theft, denial of translator rights, and attacks in the fields, ultimately leading to the emergence of organic farming in California.Sanders also delves into ancient growing techniques that laid the foundation for several local small organic farms in Hollister, California.

Dan shows us Baby Mixed Greens that were recieved, but have to be sent back to the supplier.

Dan inspects organic strawberries upon arrival to a local grocery delivery company and shows us the condition of the fruit.

Originating in Hacienda Cara Cara Venezuela in the 1970s Cara Cara Red Navel Oranges are at peak season in California right now and Dan brings them to you from What A Tomato Produce Company on the San Francisco Wholesale Produce Market!

Late February and March is the best time of the year for California Navel Oranges! Super Sweet and Super Juicy and these Song Hay Navels are no exception!

Dan visits the What A Tomato Produce Company on the San Francisco Terminal Produce Market and samples out the Juicy Crunch Tangerine to workers on the market.

Standing Tall on Spud Mountain!

Cassandra shows us a selection of locally grown mushrooms at the Alameda Farmers Market

Cassandra shows us a selection of locally grown mushrooms.

Raw & Uncensored! Dan and Guido grill corn on Guido's beat-up backyard grill.