Fruit
Angle Orchard
Safford area
Paul Larson
(928)965-4608
www.angleorchard.com
1,000 trees, 10 varieties of peaches and apples available u-pick. Apple varieties include Elstar, Gala, Jonathan, King David, Gravenstein, Red & Golden Delicious, Arkansas Black, Rome Beauty, Fuji and Granny Smith.
Apple Annie's Orchard
Willcox area
John & Anne (Apple Annie) Holcomb
(520)-384-2084
apples@appleannies.com
www.appleannies.com
Family operation, u-pick farm and store open daily from early July. Apples, peaches, pears, apple bread, apple-smoked burgers. Orchard tours, school field trips, festivals.
Beatty’s Miller Canyon Guest Ranch & Orchard
Hereford; 2.7 miles west of Hwy 92 at the end of Miller Canyon Rd
Edith & Tom Beatty Sr & Jr.
(520)378-2728
BeattysGuestRanch@wildblue.net
www.BeattysGuestRanch.com
Sustainable, naturally grown - using organic methods, some irrigation using gravity fed spring water, no chemical fertilizer or pesticides. Apples (August to December), vegetables & rhubarb (April - Spetember), eggs. Thirty year old family orchard, 1200 trees with 25 apple varieties including heirlooms. Guest ranch surrounded by national forest for birders and hikers. Available at self-service fruit store on site and Bisbee and Sierra Vista Farmers Markets.
Birders Vista B & B & Orchard
5147 South Kino Road, in Sierra Vista
Johnnie and Audrey Eskue
(520)378-2493
Naturally raised pears, plums and produce. B & B for birders. (Sold at Bisbee and Sierra Vista Farmers Markets.)
Briggs & Eggers Orchard
Willcox area
(520)384-2539
briggseggers@starband.net
Certified organic orchard selling fruit by the box or bag. Pink Lady, Sundowner, Red Delicious, Granny Smith apples, Barlett and Bosc pears, fresh apple cider in season. Fruit stand open 8 – 5:30 everyday July through December. Directions: Take I-10 to Willcox exit 340; go 17 miles north on Ft. Grant Rd. following signs to our stand. Look for our quality fruit under the “New Harvest Organics” label at your local retailer, farmers markets and The Produce Wagon.
Brown’s Orchard
10 miles north of Willcox off Ft. Grant Rd
June Windstein
(520)384-3671
BrownsOrchard@hughes.net
www.youpickapples.com
Organically raised apples, pears, cider in season. Grass fed lamb.
Dirks Family
Hereford
Bob Dirks and family
rmdirks@yahoo.com
Sold fresh and frozen at Bisbee and Sierra Vista Farmers Markets.
Dunaetz Farm
Cochise off Dragoon Road
Leo Dunaetz
Organic farm and orchard owned by long time grower producing fresh produce, apples, peaches, watermelons, cantaloupes, heirloom vegetables such as red okra and Cinderella pumpkins sold at Sierra Vista and Tucson Farmers Markets.
English Fruit Farm
Willcox area
Dwight and Paul English
(520)384-4857
englishfruitfarm@yahoo.com
Apples, peaches, plums, pears, cider in season. Sold at Wild Oats and Tucson Farmers Market.
Gila River Indian Community Farm
Sacaton
General Manager, Robert Stone
(480)963-7739, (520)836-2671, (520)315-3965, c: (602)540-4556
grfgm1@gilanet.net
Citrus, olives, vegetables, wheat, tilapia, shrimp.
Kolar Blackberries
Hereford
Jenny Kolar
jkrbts13@aol.com
Sold fresh at Sierra Vista Farmers Market.
Livity – Foods for Life
Tucson
Adam Valdivia
(520)840-0788
Fresh biodynamic organic dates.Raw and living food organic specialities, (raw date-sweetened fudge with local mesquite meal and sunflower hummus and tahini.) Sold at Sierra Vista and Tucson Farmers Markets.
Stout’s Cider Mill
Store at 1510 N. Circle I Road in Willcox
Corinne & Ron Stout
(520)384-3696
pieguy1@cidermill.com
Family apple farm and store. Open 9 to 5. Apple pies, cakes, cider, apple butter, apple pie in a jar. Also available periodically at Bisbee and Sierra Vista Farmers Market.
Tumacacori Mission Historic Orchard
Tumacacori National Historical Park
(520)398-2341
david_yubeta@nps.gov
Historic orchard replanted in 2007 with Kino era heirloom pomegranate, fig and quince trees through Kino Heritage Fruit Tree Project. Future sales of fruit and tree cuttings by Friends of Tumacacori Mission.
Valley Farms
Willcox area
520-384-2861
apple001@mwisp.net
Desert sweet certified organic fruit.
