Rancho de Rodney

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https://ranchoderodney.org Rancho de Rodney was founded by retired Command Master Chief / Chief of the Boat Rodney Wells, who served in the U.S.

Navy on active duty for 30 years, leaving with a 70% service-connected disability rating. He was assisted by his wife Sherril. We grow nutrition-packed vegetables, fruits, and herbs by natural methods only. Rodney died from his service-connected disabling condition in 2020, and Rancho de Rodney continues so as to honor him and carry on his dream of helping others.

11/01/2026

This week we are donating 221 pounds of produce to Bethany Church and the student pantry at Fresno City College.

10/22/2026

173 pounds of produce this week to the Ram Student Pantry at Fresno City College: three kinds of squash, three kinds of eggplant, four kinds of peppers, lemons, grapefruit, cauliflower greens, and mustard greens, along with bunches of sage, rosemary, and lavender.

10/13/2026

This week we delivered 213.5 pounds of produce to Bethany Church downtown and the student pantry at Fresno City College: butternut and acorn squash, Italian, Chinese, and Thai eggplants,jalapeno, serrano, Italian, and tequila peppers, mustard greens, and speckled lettuce.

10/11/2026

Mustard greens on the left, speckled lettuce on the right.

09/29/2026

This week we are delivering 153 pounds of produce to Bethany Church, consisting of tequila, Italian frying, serrano, and jalapeno peppers, a few tomatoes, Chinese,Thai (pic below) and Italian eggplants, and our first harvest of mustard greens. We also had a test which showed our farm has a whopping 6% organic matter in our soil.

09/22/2026

This week we are delivering 283.5 pounds of produce to Bethany Church: serranos, jalapenos, tequila, and Italian frying peppers, tomatoes, and butternut, patty pan, and yellow squash, totaling over 7,000 pounds for the year. Mustard greens and lettuce recently planted are coming along nicely in the fall/winter crop category.

09/19/2026

https://fresnoland.org/2026/09/15/food-distribution/

President Trump's cuts to CalFresh and SNAP have hurt Fresno residents. Nonprofits like My Homies Kitchen and Sikh gurdwaras have stepped in.

09/17/2026

We've been getting our fall/winter crop production going via a "no-till" method of farming. This week we planted two more kinds of lettuce, broccoli Karibe, red and green ball cabbage, and King Richard Leeks. We'll have 1700 plants in the ground by Saturday.

09/07/2026

This week we are donating 168.5 pounds of tomatoes, habaneros, serranos, jalapenos, Italian frying peppers, butternut, yellow, and patty pan squash, bay leaves, pomegranates, and a single grapefruit. As summer harvest comes to a close, we are also planting using a "no till" method: seedlings of speckled lettuce, mustard greens, plus purple and green cauliflower are in the ground. 6,944 pounds given away so far this year!

Address

Farm: 7160 W California Avenue
Fresno, CA
93706

Opening Hours

8am - 10am

Telephone

+15594122219

Website

https://ranchoderodney.org/

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