Located in the historic Mill building built in 1888 in downtown Santa Paula, the Ag Museum. Come learn the history of Ventura County Agriculture–from old tractors to an outdoor garden, observation hive, and everything in between!

Agromin transforms organic waste collected from Ventura County residents and businesses into compost used by agriculture, landscapers, and homeowners. Come see the compost process–from the drop-off of organic material to transformation into compost and mulch, to the many finished products used by agriculture to help crops grow!

Explore an educational space divided into seasonal learning stations. Discover what a commercial beekeeper does in the winter, spring, summer, and fall — and see a side-by-side comparison of what a hobby beekeeper is doing at the same time. Learn how hive management changes throughout the year and what it takes to keep colonies healthy and productive.

The Duda family continues this legacy by bringing our farm fresh products featuring the Dandy® brand to a restaurant or grocery store near you. Visit Duda’s Olivas Ranch and learn about the food journey of Ventura County grown celery! Take home your own celery seedlings courtesy of Plantel Nurseries!

Visit and explore the gardens of flowers, plants, and shrubs grown at Greenwood Daylily Gardens. Greenwood finds, breeds and grows regionally superior perennials for California landscape professionals and avid gardeners. 

Growing Works, a program of Turning Point Foundation, Cultivates Mental Health by providing mental health recovery services, job training and supported employment to adults with severe mental health diagnoses. Take a tour of Growing Works’ 1 acre nursery yard, production area, shade houses and warehouse.

On The Oxnard Plain Since 1868, The McGraths have been farming on the coast of Southern California for five generations. Their organic, regenerative and sustainable farm grows a high diversity of year-round organic fruits and vegetables for our community.

A family-owned nursery rooted in Ventura County’s agricultural traditions, Otto & Sons Nursery specializes in high-quality plant production and sustainable growing practices. Their primary crops include roses, fruit trees, and perennials, grown with an emphasis on plant health, performance, and long-term success in the landscape.

As the pioneer settlement of the first farmers in the Oxnard Plain, the Oxnard Historic Farm Park is home to the two oldest buildings, a towering Canary Island Date Palm, a Carriage House, two vineyards of Zinfandel Blanc grapes of cuttings, two lima bean threshers, 8 vintage tractors & plows, a lemon orchard, an avocado grove, and five gardens

Petty Ranch is an avocado, lemon, and fig orchard. They employ cover crops, beneficial insects, and highly efficient irrigation to produce the best fruit possible. They are also home to SEEAG’s farm-based educational program Farm Lab, where 3rd Graders learn about California Agriculture, insects, soil, and plant biology.

A family-owned farm just on the outskirts of Santa Paula. They offer a fully stocked produce stand, CSA boxes, events throughout the year and more! Visit and ride will through their strawberry fields, tomato fields and avocado orchards. Pass by their goats, tortoises, highlander cow, horses, donkeys and alpacas.

An authentic Mexican Land Grant and the only National Historic Landmark in Ventura County. They are part of a modern working ranch whose agricultural history goes all the way back to 1839. Visit the 1920 Ranch office – Ranch Managers Residence, see other historic farm buildings, and learn about our agriculture history to the present day!

The largest fresh, multi-berry producer in the world and the leading supplier of fresh strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries in all of North America. Hop on our berry-fueled tractor ride and get ready for a behind-the-scenes adventure with Reiter’s passionate growers

A 10-acre educational and production farm in the Rio School District where students and community members can learn about regenerative agriculture. The farm grows fresh produce for school cafeterias while serving as a hands-on outdoor classroom that helps people understand how healthy soil, healthy plants, and healthy people are all connected.

Come experience our Farm Lab program the way local 3rd graders do at Petty Ranch! You’ll get to see some of our hands-on demos, hear about our other agricultural programs from the educators , and meet some of our partners who will have a booth here at the Farm Day Hub! Kids can plant seedlings!

Explore the world of dragon fruit at Shulman Dragon Fruit Farm with a guided tour. Owner Alik will guide visitors through dragon fruit production from varieties and flavor profiles to pollination, growing techniques, and harvesting seasons. Plant your own dragon fruit cutting to take home, along with free cuttings and plants available

United Water Conservation District manages, protects, conserves and enhances the water resources of the District and produces a reliable and sustainable supply of groundwater for the reasonable, beneficial use of all users.

Ag Weights & Measures protects and promotes agriculture, the industry and the environment. They do this by enforcing federal, state and local laws, regulations, and ordinances related to agriculture, weights and measures. Visit and meet Agricultural Inspector/Biologists and learn all about what their office does for the ag industry!

Located at the Ag Musesum of Ventura County, you won’t want to miss the 5th annual Wildflower and Weed Show, a show stopping live display of Ventura County native wildflowers and non-native/invasive weeds. The day is filled with local organizations who are eager to demonstrate the who what and where of weeds and native plants in our local area.

Learn about AHC's Agriculture student projects, sustainable and regenerative farming techniques, and college field research trials. Students will lead tours of the student vineyard, fruit orchard, greenhouse, vegetable garden, and field research plots.

Babé Farms staff will be on hand to share our story, discuss our specialty vegetables and farming operation. You will be able to select a small assortment of vegetables and get an up close look at their tractors and farm implements.

Learn about the family’s journey discovering how walnuts grow. You will see some of the harvest equipment from today and many years ago. Enjoy a guided 45 min walking tour among 900 walnut trees and 600 Christmas trees.

Explore Bonipak’s fields where cutting-edge automation drives their success. Get an exclusive glimpse inside their expansive 150,000 sq. ft. cooling facility, peek inside one of their state-of-the art tractor-trailers, and enjoy local, farm fresh vegetables.

Stop by Central West Produce and learn all about growing practices with new technology and their new premium berries. Get a chance to sample their products, learn about hydroponic strawberries.

Visit Farm Cart Organics and take a dive into organic farming providing the freshest, most nutrient dense farm foods. Learn about regenerative farming and their partnerships with local school districts.

Take a walking tour of the farm and nursery, where guests will learn about the farm’s purpose and mission. Participate in the “U-Pick Flowers”, as well as sample some of the farm’s delicious produce.

Learn about their educational programs and have a chance to meet all the animals. Kids can enjoy a variety of arts & crafts centered around the Rural Roots Program and Nature Nurture Program.

Learn more about regenerative ranching in Los Alamos, CA. Tours with will be offered throughout the day. Visit the farm animals and stop by the ranch store where premium beef and honey are sold!

Take a tour and learn about the Santa Maria Joint Union High School district’s new Career Technical Education Center and Agricultural Farm! All crops are grown by students.

Tour Plantel’s greenhouse facilities and learn about how they grow high-quality vegetable transplants from seedlings. Special appearance from Santa Maria’s local Farm Supply Co and Sakata Seeds America.

Learn the stages of commercial blueberries production including fertilization, pruning, irrigation and other cultural practices. Sample and enjoy some of the finest berries grown in the edge of Orcutt’s old town!

Rancho Olivos will be offering complimentary tastings of their olive oil and visitors are welcome to wander through the olive orchards and see the different kinds of olives that they farm. Open from 10am to 4:30pm.

Visit and hop on the tractor where you will experience a behind-the-scenes adventure with their growers. Learn about their care for farmworkers, growing practices, and sustainability.

Visit Rincon Farms and learn about how their avocados are grown, packed, and shipped. Discover the difference between conventional & organic farming and check out their diversified fruits.

Guests will learn about sustainable vineyard practices through a tour of Riverbench’s vineyards and wine tasting! Tours will begin at the top of every hour between 10am and 3pm.

Learn about all the flowers blooming in the field and what sort of practices they use to make their lavender so luscious from planting to harvest. Get ready for plenty of photo ops!

Learn about small farm organic farming practices and experience the difference in flavor and quality first hand. Harvest carrots, strawberries, and tomatoes straight from the source during a 30 minute tour!

Visit Tutti Frutti Farms and take a walking tour through their farm. Enjoy their delicious heirloom tomatoes and other crops they grow. Bring your picnic to enjoy on the farm!

Learn about the work behind growing organic mushrooms, and take a walk through the vineyard. They will offer you an educational tour experience and farm products from their family farmstead.