Fall Harvest Line Up/Behind the Scenes
Fall is taking shape at A&A Organic Farms, with seasonal programs underway across California’s Central Coast and Baja California.
Central Coast Fall Favorites
Our Central Coast growers are moving into a strong lineup of fall staples, including hard squash, celery, onions and green beans.
Our organic hard squash program includes:
Butternut
Spaghetti
Green Acorn
Green Kabocha
Sugar Pie
Delicata
Carnival
Red Kuri
Celery is available in 24- and 32-count packs, while our organic onions are now available in 2- and 3-pound compostable bags—a new packaging option designed to provide an attractive retail presentation while supporting sustainability goals.
Green beans round out the lineup as retailers and foodservice customers begin planning for fall and holiday demand.
Specialty Tomatoes from Baja
In Baja California, we’re working with our grower partners to develop an exciting specialty tomato program featuring Chocolate Tomatoes, Belleza’s Doradas and Mini San Marzanos.
Each variety offers something different: deep color from Chocolate Tomatoes, bright golden tones from Belleza’s Doradas and the distinctive elongated shape of Mini San Marzanos.
Our team recently visited growing sites in both the Central Coast and Baja to review crop progress directly with our growers. These visits help us evaluate quality, harvest timing, projected volume, sizing and potential pack options before product reaches our customers.
For our specialty tomato program, we’re also working with growers to establish consistent quality standards, harvest schedules and packaging options that can support dependable, ongoing programs for buyers.
Staying Connected from Field to Customer
At A&A Organic Farms, grower relationships and firsthand knowledge of our crops are an important part of how we serve our customers. By staying close to production, we can provide better information about availability, timing and upcoming opportunities.
Interested in planning your fall organic produce program? Contact our sales team for current availability, pack options and upcoming harvests.



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