Participating Growers

Last Updated: September 15, 2023

This is the official list of Participating Growers in the Fair Food Program. Although growers may indicate their participation on their own websites, this official list reflects growers in good standing in the Program and year of entry.

Tomatoes – Florida

Ag-Mart Produce d/b/a Santa Sweets (2011)
Alderman Farms (2020)
DiMare Homestead (2011)
DiMare Ruskin (2011)
- HarDee/Diamond D
- Triple D
Gargiulo (2011)
Lady Moon Farms (2018)
Lipman Family Farms (2010)
Pacific Tomato Growers d/b/a Sunripe Certified Brands (2010)
West Coast Tomato / McClure Farms (2011)

Tomatoes – Other States

Ag-Mart Produce d/b/a Santa Sweets (NJ – 2015)
Gargiulo (GA – 2015)
Lipman Family Farms (SC, VA – 2015)
Pacific Tomato Growers d/b/a Sunripe Certified Brands (GA – 2015)
Smoky Mountain Family Farms (TN – 2020)

Sweet Corn

Tuxedo Corn Company (partial crop) (CO – 2023)
Earl Seymour Farm (CO – 2023)

Onions

Buffalo Packing (CO – 2023)

Peonies and Tulips

Fresh Tulips LLC d/b/a Bloomia (VA – 2020)
Araucania Flowers – Bloomia Chile (Valdivia, CL – 2022)
Bloomia South Africa (Rawsonville, SA – 2023)

Sunflowers

Sun Valley Wholesale Florist (CA – 2021)

Sweet Potatoes

Watkins Farm (NC – 2021)
Bissette Farms (NC – 2023)

Melons and Peaches

Rancho Durazno (CO – 2022)

Dill, Lettuce, and Mint

Hardee Fresh (FL – 2022)

Lettuce, Sweet Potatoes, and Squash

Good Dog Farm (MD – 2023)

Sweet Corn and Onions

Homewood Farms / RDH Enterprises dba Coal Creek Produce (CO – 2023)
Valdez Farms dba Coal Creek Produce (CO – 2023)
Friend Farm (CO – 2023)
David Harold Farms (CO – 2023)

Data: The Fair Food Standards Council