61° OvercastVisiting Tierra Miguel Farms
Visitors are greeted with welcome signs promoting the local harvest of the month.
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Rolling green hills serve as the backdrop near Pauma Valley farms.
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Farmer Jonathon Reinbold inspects sprouting vegetables at Tierra Miguel Farms. Reinbold leads educational programs to help community members understand the food-to-table movement.
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Radish, carrots, broccoli and cilantro are among some of the mixed vegetables that the farms offers to restaurants and school districts.
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Community volunteers and students visit the farm weekly to take part in educational programs that emphasize the importance of building a regional food network in San Diego County.
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Tierra Miguel Farm in Pauma Valley is one of many local farms that provides locally grown food for the San Diego Unified School District.
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Tierra Miguel sits on 85 acres of organic farmland in Pauma Valley.
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Tierra Miguel Farm is one of the many organic farms in San Diego County.
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Carrots are among the crops local farms produce for regional businesses and institutions.
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An increasing number of San Diego restaurants and school districts are opting to serve locally grown foods to support San Diego County farmers.
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The San Diego Unified School District is choosing to partner with farms within 150 miles of school district boundaries.
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San Diego County has the most farms compared to any other county in the United States. Local farms tend to range from one to 300 acres.
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