Frecker Farms

Frecker Farms is an organic farm offering fresh produce to Santa Barbara county and surrounding areas for CSA members, local companies and Farmers' Markets

Frecker Farms was founded by Alex Frecker in 2013. We are an 18 acre certified organic row crop farm located in beautiful Carpinteria, CA.

01/03/2025

Keep it movin’… new transit to add to the fleet. Little late Christmas present for the farm.

12/29/2024

It’s hard growing tomatoes in December. Seemingly, we get better at it each year. We hone in on better varieties. The best planting dates also become more clear through the messiness that is trail and error.

Small, solid steps. That become intuitive over time, but are momentarily monumental. Humbled by the process. Every time.

12/17/2024

December 2024

12/03/2024

Farming has taught me so much about myself and the natural world around me. It has also instigated so many wonderful human connections in my life.

Earlier this year I got the opportunity to sit down with my good friend to talk about organic farming on the California central coast. Please go check out our conversation on the podcast.

Streaming now on and

12/02/2024

‘Tis the season.

11/23/2024

Cold before the storm…bring on the rain.

11/19/2024

Chicken champion. 🐔 🐕

11/16/2024

Cool mornings and warm colors. Not a bad combo.

10/23/2024

Blossoms staying a little more closed these mornings until the sun coaxes them out of their slumber.

10/17/2024

Thank you thank you thank you for the opportunity to grow organic vegetables. I am so grateful to every individual who supports local, organic, hand crafted, small business, etc. etc. You allow ALL of US to do what we love to do every. single. day.

Looking forward to continued growth, learning, and fostering new and old relationships! Onward and upward!!

08/28/2024

Mountain magic on the vine, Sarah’s choice melon, squash blossoms with baby zucchini, and the seasons first passion fruit. Stoked to see y’all tomorrow

07/10/2024

We’ll have a limited amount of these ‘Valentine’ grape tomatoes tomorrow morning. I encourage you to come try one if you like tomatoes! The flavor is exceptional and unique! Might be the sweetest tomato I’ve ever had! 🍅 🍇 ☀️

07/03/2024

Wednesday morning art class.

07/02/2024

6th grade meditations. Thanks Jim Carrey for the early inspiration! 🤙🏽👉🏽

06/16/2024

First of the season heirlooms are the most coveted…clearly. Sharing tonight’s haul with a squirrel or mouse. Grateful for a piece of the ‘early season’ pie! 🍅🍅🍅

06/12/2024

Thank you all so much for finding us at the markets! We love having the opportunity to sell directly to the communities we live in and love! 💚🥕🍅🍓🥬

06/07/2024

It was a pleasure getting the opportunity to chat with of last Wednesday at the . Go check out Good Food (link in bio) to listen to the newest episode online airing later today or tune in live to KCRW tomorrow morning at 10AM! Yeww! 🤙🏽 🥕🥒🍅🍓

05/23/2024

Today felt like we made it to the big league…
The Santa Monica Wednesday farmers market is a retail venue coveted by any and all California producers. It’s a market that I have watched from a distance for over a decade. The energy is truly frenetic. Once 6:30AM rolls around, you better be ready to offload your product, present it properly, and prepare for the barrage of restaurateurs, wholesalers, and early birds. The interactions are quick and intentional. Everyone is vying for their prerogative to acquire that which is most in season or exclusive. It’s a beautiful thing to watch…and it’s an even more beautiful thing to be a part of. Thank you for your confidence in our farm. Thank you Santa Monica for your support. We are looking forward to becoming an integral part of the community!

Address

6701 Casitas Pass Road
Carpinteria, CA
93013

Website

http://www.freckerfarms.com/

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