January 2026 Cloverfield Organic Farm Update
- Susan Truscott
- Dec 18, 2025
- 2 min read
January is the coldest month of the year at our farm. The days are beginning to lengthen, but frost can still occur until about the second week in February. It is the season to grow, and u-pick, hardy green vegetables and citrus fruits.
We open Cloverfield Organic Farm to the public every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 11 am to 4 pm. You can wander through our vibrant growing areas and farm shed and enjoy tasty treats as you go. Even in January, there is an abundance of potted nursery plants to you to plant, and delicious fresh vegetables you can u-pick into your harvest basket. Everything we grow is certified organic by OCIA and the Real Organic Project.
We are holding our next Winter Organic Farming Workshop on Thursday, January 8, from 11 am to 2 pm. We invite volunteers, like you, to come help us with seasonal farm projects. Please email us at Cloverfield@gmail.com if you wish to join in the fun.
Fresh produce to u-pick in January include pea tendrils, arugula, kale, cilantro, collards, green onions, lettuce, parsley, red trumpet cabbage, komatsuna, mustard greens, Swiss chard, radishes, rau ram, thyme, rosemary, and other fresh herbs. January is not (yet) a big fruit season at our farm, but there will be a few ripe citrus fruits (limes, mandarins, etc.).
We sell packages of dried herbs and seeds, and Cloverfield raw unfiltered honey, in our rustic farm shed. Some packaged items we have available include organic Cascade hops, apple mint, fennel seeds, and catnip.
Our plant nursery has a wonderful selection of potted organic perennial plants, including several varieties of grapes, fig trees, mints, strawberries, artichokes, asparagus, elderberries, Peruvian goldenberry, rau ram, lemon balm, sheep sorrel, rhubarb, red-veined sorrel, spineless cactus, Inca lilies, wormwood, red currants, and Bababerry raspberries.
Our farm can be a great location for school visits, private tours, group events, picnics, and parties. Guided horse sessions are also available. We ask you reserve these special services at least four days in advance.
We are located at 501 La Paloma Rd., El Sobrante, California, 94803. We have free parking, and no entrance fee during our regular open hours.
Hope to see you soon!
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I enjoyed your Cloverfield Organic Farm January 2026 update because it made the farm feel alive with seasonal changes and real work happening out in the fields. When I was finishing a big school project I once had to Edit my research proposal UK as something I had personally used late one night to fix confusing parts before turning it in and it helped me learn to check my work better. It reminds me that slowing down and reviewing carefully makes any task stronger.
I read the January 2026 Cloverfield Organic Farm Update, and it talks about how January is the coldest month there, but the farm still has lots of hardy greens, herbs, and some citrus to u-pick and enjoy, and visitors can wander through the gardens and greenhouses on weekends. I remember being overwhelmed by a big class project and actually asking for engineering assignment writing help once because I could not figure out how to start my diagrams and charts. Reading this made me think about how slow and steady work in cold months can still lead to a rich and growing harvest if you stay patient and keep learning.