Bayview Veggies

We are a small two-person, 5 acre farm. We bought the land in August of 2006 and have been nurturing the soil back to good health by planting cover crops and green manures. We practice intensive farming and the heaviest piece of equipment we use is a small tiller!


Each crop is weeded, thinned and harvested by hand. We currently have cucumbers, okra, watermelon, jalapeno peppers, bell pappers, anaheim peppers and sweet potatoes. All of our product is grown chemical free - we do not use pesticides or herbicides.

We accept pre-orders and will hold your oder for pick up at market.

Our quantites are limited and the quality is outstanding! Hope to see you at market.


Jack Moffitt or Rhonda Recio
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956-466-9308

 

 

 

 

 


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