Fresh and Local Guide

A colorful cover promoting fresh food and farms in Southern California's Inland Valleys, featuring local produce and logos.

First printed in 2016, “Fresh and Local” is a free guide that helps connect Inland Southern California consumers and farms.

Highlighting resources for urban agriculture and sustainable local growing, the guide also serves as a reference for farmers, gardeners and educators.

Check out the latest edition of the guide below, which can be translated into many different languages.

2019freshlocalguideweb.pdf

For more information about the guide, or to be included in a future edition, contact Adriana Murguia at Adriana.Murguia@rcrcd.org.

The award-winning guide is a collaboration between the Riverside-Corona Resource Conservation District, the Inland Empire Food Systems Alliance, and many sponsors.

A person in a maroon top is walking through dense green foliage under a clear blue sky.

Agricultural Support

The Riverside-Corona Resource Conservation District empowers local farmers to feed our community more sustainably.

Sustainable Agriculture

Agricultural land is essential; it is the land we use to produce the food and fiber we need to survive. Since the end of World War II, agriculture has…

Adriana Murguia

Position: Agricultural Conservation Advisor
Phone: 951-683-7691, ext. 212
Email Address: adriana.murguia@rcrcd.org

Contact Adriana to be listed in the newest “Fresh and Local” guide, and to learn more about water conservation, healthy soil, and native plants and…

Inland Empire Food Systems Alliance

The Inland Empire Food Systems Alliance (IEFSA) promotes education, networking and advocacy for a resilient “food system”; that is, everyone and everything involved in the flow of food from regional farms to Inland tables.